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RefundsLast updated October 2026

Refunds & cancellations,explained clearly.

What happens if a project is cancelled, how payments already made are treated, and how concerns are resolved.

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Refund & cancellation policy
1

Project cancellation

Clients may discontinue a project at any stage by notifying us in writing.

2

Non-refundable payments

Payments already made are generally non-refundable, to the extent permitted by applicable law, because they cover time, work, planning, and resources committed to the project.

3

Future payments

Future payments that have not become due under the agreed project terms will not automatically be charged upon cancellation.

4

Work completed

Work completed before cancellation will be assessed according to the agreed scope and payment terms.

5

Cancellation before work begins

Any refund request will be assessed based on the agreed terms, work undertaken, costs incurred, and applicable law.

6

Milestone payments

Payments and deliverables will follow the milestones agreed upon in the project proposal.

7

Third-party costs

Domain, hosting, software, and other third-party expenses may be non-refundable.

8

Scope changes

Additional features, pages, or revisions outside the agreed scope may incur extra charges.

9

Service concerns

If work does not meet the agreed requirements, clients may contact us to discuss an appropriate resolution.

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