The deal, in plain language and in full.
Here is how working with Titan works: what we deliver, how the work runs, and what we expect from each other. Your signed agreement carries the specifics for your project. Each clause leads with a one-line summary, then the formal terms underneath.
Last updated September 27, 2026
Overview
Plain version: we build and look after websites. These are the general rules. The specifics of your project live in the agreement you sign with us, and that agreement wins if the two ever disagree.
These terms govern the services Titan Web Dev ("Titan," "we," "us") provides to you ("you," "the client"). By engaging us, signing a proposal or agreement, or paying an invoice, you agree to these terms. Your signed proposal or service agreement ("your agreement") sets out the deliverables, pricing, schedule, and other specifics for your project. If your agreement and these terms conflict, your agreement controls. The plain summaries are here to help you read; if a summary and the formal text ever seem to disagree, the formal text controls.
Scope of services
Plain version: we build custom websites, do SEO, and offer branding. What you are getting is written down in your agreement.
Titan provides web design, SEO, and branding services. The exact deliverables, timeline, and price for your engagement are set out in your agreement. Anything outside that scope is a new request and may carry its own quote and timeline. We do not use templates or page builders for custom builds, and we are honest about timelines: SEO typically takes three to six months to show real movement.
Pricing, term, and billing
Plain version: two ways to pay, a one-time build or a monthly plan with nothing down. Your price, payment schedule, term length, renewal, and cancellation terms are all in your agreement.
We offer one-time project pricing and monthly plans. The figures that apply to you, along with the payment schedule, any minimum term, how and when the plan renews, how to cancel, and what happens at the end of a plan, are set out in your agreement and governed by it. A quote you have accepted stands for that engagement even if our published prices change later. Invoices are due as stated on the invoice or in your agreement. On monthly plans, hosting and management are part of the service we provide for as long as the plan is active; your agreement describes what happens if a plan ends or lapses.
Revisions and edits
Plain version: edits are included on the plans that include them. Big new requests are a fresh scope.
Revisions and ongoing edits are included as described in your agreement or plan tier. Reasonable changes within the agreed scope are part of the work. Requests that go beyond the scope, such as new pages, new features, or a redesign, are treated as a separate request with their own quote and timeline.
Client responsibilities
Plain version: we need your content and your approvals on time to keep the build moving.
You agree to provide the content, materials, and access we need (text, images, logins, and similar) in a timely way, and to review and approve work when we ask. You confirm you have the right to use any materials you give us, and that your content does not infringe anyone else's rights or break the law. Delays in content or approvals can move the timeline. We will keep you posted on status, and we ask the same in return.
Intellectual property
Plain version: you keep the rights to your content. The rights to the delivered work transfer to you once it is paid in full. We may show the work in our portfolio.
You keep the rights to the content and materials you provide. The rights to the custom work we deliver transfer to you on full payment as described in your agreement; until then, work on a monthly plan is provided as a hosted service. Third-party components (fonts, libraries, and similar) remain under their own licenses. Unless we agree otherwise in writing, Titan may display the completed work as part of its portfolio and marketing.
Third-party services
Plain version: your site depends on some outside services, like domain registrars and hosting. They have their own rules, and we cannot control their outages.
Websites rely on services we do not own, such as domain registrars, hosting and content delivery providers, email services, and analytics tools. Those services are governed by their own terms, and we choose and manage them with reasonable care. We are not responsible for outages, changes, or failures of third-party services beyond that care, though we will work to resolve any impact on your site promptly.
Ending the engagement
Plain version: how either of us can end things is in your agreement. Work done and invoices due stay due.
Either party may end the engagement as set out in your agreement. Amounts owed for work completed or services provided up to that point remain payable. We may pause or suspend services if invoices remain unpaid after reasonable notice. Sections on intellectual property, liability, and governing law survive the end of the engagement.
Limitation of liability
Plain version: we do our work carefully, but we cannot promise specific business results, and our liability is limited.
We provide our services with reasonable skill and care. We do not guarantee specific outcomes such as particular search rankings, traffic, or revenue. To the extent the law allows, Titan is not liable for indirect or consequential losses, and our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us for the services giving rise to the claim. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
Governing law
Plain version: the law and venue named in your agreement apply. If your agreement is silent, it is the state where Titan is organized.
These terms and any dispute arising from our services are governed by the law and venue stated in your agreement. Where your agreement does not say, they are governed by the laws of the state in which Titan Web Dev is organized, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules, and any dispute will be handled in the courts located there unless the law requires otherwise.
Changes to these terms
Plain version: if these change, we update the date at the top. Your signed agreement does not change unless we both agree.
We may update these general terms from time to time and will revise the "last updated" date above when we do. Updates apply to new engagements. The terms of an agreement you have already signed change only by written agreement between us.
Contact
Plain version: questions about these terms? Email or call.
If you have questions about these terms or your engagement, email [email protected] or call (609) 400-1104. Looking for how we handle your data? See our Privacy Policy.