Updated May 6, 2026 If you’re on our site or hiring us, this is the agreement between us. I keep it plain so there’s no confusion later. Company info Moore Digitech 1601 5th Ave North, STE 243, Birmingham, AL 35203 hello@mooredigitech.com

1. The basics – We design and build websites, apps, and do digital marketing. You’re allowed to look around mooredigitech.com, but don’t try to break it, copy our code, or spam our forms. If someone’s being a problem, we’ll block them. That’s it.
2. Starting a project – We don’t start work off a handshake. You’ll get a proposal first. It’ll say what we’re building, the price, how many changes are included, and roughly when it’ll be done. Need something extra later? We’ll quote it before touching it.

We’ll need things from you too — your logo, content, passwords if we’re working on your site, and feedback when we send drafts. If we’re stuck waiting on you, the deadline moves. Just how it works.

3. Money stuff – Standard deal: 50% to book the project, 50% when we’re done and before we send final files. Big projects get split into milestones. All of that will be in writing before we start.

Invoices are due in 15 days. If one goes unpaid, we stop work until it’s sorted. Deposits hold your spot on our schedule, so we don’t refund them. Cancel halfway? You pay for the hours we’ve already put in. Hosting, app store fees, ad spend, stock photos — those are separate. If we’re paying them for you, we’ll add it to the invoice.

4. Who owns what – Pay us in full and the finished site or app is yours. We don’t keep it.

What’s not yours: our internal tools, code libraries we use on every project, and any third-party plugins or stock images. Those you can use, but you don’t own the license. We put our best work in our portfolio. If you need us not to, say so before we start and we’ll keep it private. Also, whatever you send us better be yours to use. If you give us an image you don’t have rights to and someone comes after us, that’s on you.

5. Timing – We give real estimates, not sales talk. But if you add features, go quiet for two weeks, or Apple breaks something overnight, dates will shift. We’ll tell you when it happens. We’re not responsible for delays we can’t control.
6. After we launch – If our code breaks within 30 days, we fix it free. That doesn’t include: changes you made, another developer touched it, or a plugin update blew it up. New features = new quote.

Want us to handle updates and security? We have monthly plans. Ask if you want one.

7. Privacy between us – We won’t leak your business ideas, customer lists, or anything you tell us in confidence. You do the same for our pricing and methods. That deal doesn’t expire when the project ends.
8. The legal part I have to say – We build things right and test them, but I can’t promise Google will rank you #1 or that your site will never have a single bug. Nobody can.

Once we hand it off and you’ve paid, it’s yours to maintain. If it breaks later because hosting expired or you installed a bad plugin, that’s not on us. If something does go wrong and it’s our fault, the most we’re liable for is what you paid us for that project in the last 6 months. We don’t cover lost sales or other side effects.

9. Ending work – Either of us can end a project with 14 days’ notice via email. You pay for work done up to that day. If someone ghosts, doesn’t pay, or breaks these terms, we can stop immediately.
10. Law – Alabama law covers this agreement. Any dispute goes through Jefferson County, AL courts, even if you’re in another country.
11. Changes – If we update these terms, we’ll change the date at the top. Keep using us and you’re agreeing to the new version.

Questions Just email hello@mooredigitech.com. You’ll get a human reply, not a ticket number.