Terms

What this site is

A description of what we build and what it costs. It is information, not an offer that can be accepted by clicking something: a project starts when we have both agreed a scope and a figure in writing.

The figures on it

Every build figure is a floor — it is where that kind of build starts. Ask for exactly what is listed and it costs exactly that; the figure moves only if the scope does. The monthly figures are exact.

All of them are current as at the date above and can change for agreements made afterwards. They never change for one already made.

How the work is paid for

40% to begin, 30% at the agreed midpoint and 30% on delivery.

Each care tier states a response window. If we miss the one that applies to you, 20% comes off — as a term of the work rather than as goodwill you have to argue for afterwards.

If you bring us a client, 20% of what they pay for their build is yours. These three are written into the agreement for the work, not left on this page.

What belongs to whom

Everything on this website — the writing, the drawings, the mark and the code behind them — is ours.

What happens to the rights in work we build for you is set out in the agreement for that work. It is a term of the engagement rather than of this page, because it depends on what the engagement is.

The sites we link to

The two builds shown under Work are our own, linked at their public addresses. What they show is their owners’ to change, and nothing on them forms part of these terms.

Availability

This site is provided as it stands. We do not promise that it will be uninterrupted or free of error, and no availability guarantee attaches to it.

That is deliberate and it is the same position we take on the work: our retainers state a response window we will answer within, and they do not state an uptime percentage. A guarantee we cannot keep on our own infrastructure is not one worth giving.

If you are a consumer

Someone commissioning work outside a trade or profession is a consumer, and Greek consumer law gives them terms that cannot be signed away. Nothing on this page and nothing in an agreement we write reduces them, so they are stated here rather than left to be found later.

A contract made at a distance can be withdrawn from within fourteen days of being made, without giving a reason. If you ask us in writing to start inside those fourteen days and then withdraw, you pay for what was actually done up to that moment and nothing beyond it.

Silence is not acceptance: a deliverable is not treated as approved because a review window passed. A deposit is not kept as a flat fee, only against work actually done at your express request. And we do not put a foreign court or an arbitrator between you and us — you can bring proceedings where you live, and the protective rules of your own country continue to apply whatever a contract says.

If something cannot be settled between us, the EU online dispute resolution platform at ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr and the Greek Consumer Ombudsman are both open to you.

Liability

So far as the law allows, we are not liable for loss arising from the use of this site or from reliance on what is written on it.

The limit of that is not a formality. Nothing here excludes or limits liability for death or personal injury, for fraud, or — under Article 332 of the Greek Civil Code — for intent or gross negligence. An agreement purporting to do any of that would be void rather than merely unenforceable, so we do not write one: where an agreement for work caps our liability, the cap covers ordinary negligence and reaches no further, and against a consumer it never sits below what the law already gives you.

When these change

The date at the top changes with them. The version that applies to an agreement is the one in force when that agreement was made.

If something here is not covered, or is not clear, write to us and a person will answer it.