BoostSEO Service Terms & Conditions

Updated: 2026

Baseline terms for site use, proposals, hosted deliverables, and client engagements…

Effective Date: N/A

Important. These Terms are intended to function as BoostSEO’s public website

baseline. They are designed to be posted on the website and used together with

proposals, order forms, statements of work, invoices, media-rights schedules,

development schedules, privacy notices, release packs, NDAs, and separately signed

agreements. If a separately signed agreement conflicts with these Terms, the

separately signed agreement controls to the extent of the conflict.

Brand-use note. In these Terms, “BoostSEO” refers to the public-facing website,

service brand, and contracting service provider identified in the applicable proposal,

invoice, order form, portal checkout, payment record, or signed agreement. Public use

of the BoostSEO name in these Terms does not itself change the legal identity of the

contracting party for a specific paid engagement.

Plain-English Snapshot (non-controlling summary)

• Scope. These Terms apply to website use, inquiry forms, portals, uploads, hosted assets, and

Services unless a separately signed agreement says otherwise.

• No guarantees. BoostSEO does not guarantee rankings, indexing, AI-answer inclusion,

GEO/AIO visibility, traffic, leads, conversions, ad approvals, app-store approvals, revenue, or

platform-specific outcomes.

• Ownership. Client owns Client Materials. BoostSEO owns Agency IP, Raw Media, Approved

Raw Media, Final Deliverables, Hosted Final Deliverables, Technical Deliverables except to the

extent expressly assigned in a signed writing, and BoostSEO-controlled technical systems.

• Hosted delivery. By default, final-form media is delivered as managed links, embeds,

players, Client Watch Pages, hosted pages, or other controlled delivery methods - not as

downloadable native files.

• Client posting rights. During the active paid term, Client may place BoostSEO-furnished or

BoostSEO-approved links, embeds, or players across Client Watch Pages and across other

approved pages, listings, emails, QR destinations, and social profiles in Client’s own digital

ecosystem for business promotion.

• Exit rights. If the relationship ends in good standing and all amounts are paid, Client may

request an Exit Media Package consisting only of the Approved Raw Media BoostSEO elects to

deliver.• No automatic raw handoff. Client has no automatic right to all source footage, all outtakes,

all project files, all repository contents, or all native assets.

• AI/data use. BoostSEO may use AI-assisted workflows, but Client Confidential Information

and nonpublic uploaded materials are not granted for third-party AI model training unless

BoostSEO expressly discloses and Client expressly agrees in writing.

• Compliance. Client is responsible for lawful claims, permissions, releases, tracking consents,

review practices, email/SMS law compliance, and the legality of Client Materials and Client

instructions.

• Light-switch control. BoostSEO may suspend or disable hosted final assets, embeds, watch-

page delivery methods, and related access on nonpayment, breach, security risk, or

termination.

Asset Rights at a Glance

• Client Materials - Client owns them. BoostSEO gets only the service-use, hosting,

adaptation, and portfolio/case-study rights expressly granted by these Terms or a signed

agreement.

• Approved Raw Media - BoostSEO owns it. There is no automatic delivery during the active

term. After termination in good standing and full payment, Client may receive only the

unedited files BoostSEO elects to deliver, under a non-exclusive business-use license.

• Final Deliverables - BoostSEO owns them. They are licensed only as expressly granted. No

ownership transfer is implied.

• Hosted Final Deliverables - BoostSEO owns and controls them. Client gets display rights

only by approved link, embed, player, watch page, or other managed method during the active

paid term unless BoostSEO grants more in writing.

• Technical Deliverables - BoostSEO owns them by default. Client receives only the rights

expressly granted in the applicable proposal, order form, or signed agreement. No source-code,

repository, deployment-pipeline, design-source, or infrastructure transfer is implied.

• Agency IP and Third-Party Components - BoostSEO and applicable third parties own

them. No ownership passes to Client except as expressly granted. Third-party tools, stock

assets, music, fonts, plugins, SDKs, app frameworks, open-source components, and platform

services remain subject to their own license terms.

1. Definitions

For purposes of these Terms:

“Approved Link Placement” means Client’s placement of a BoostSEO-furnished or BoostSEO-

approved link, embed, player, stream, watch-page URL, or similar managed-delivery

mechanism on any Client-controlled or authorized business webpage, landing page,

directory/listing page, email destination, QR destination, bio link, social-media profile, social-

media post, or similar digital placement in Client’s own business ecosystem.“Approved Raw Media” means only the unedited files BoostSEO elects to deliver, limited to

source captures actually used in the applicable Final Deliverables for fully paid service periods,

and excluding unused captures, alternates, duplicates, rejects, tests, outtakes, behind-the-

scenes material, scratch audio, proxy files, timelines, project files, source files, captions,

thumbnails, templates, LUTs, graphics, schemas, metadata systems, repositories, deployment

artifacts, and Agency IP.

“Agency IP” means all BoostSEO systems, methods, workflows, naming conventions, prompts,

prompt libraries, templates, design systems, metadata frameworks, taxonomies, schemas,

reports, dashboards, scripts, project files, source files, deployment methods, analytics

configurations, internal documentation, process know-how, and all other materials and

intellectual property owned or controlled by BoostSEO.

“BoostSEO” means the public-facing trade name, website operator, service brand, and

contracting service provider identified in the applicable proposal, invoice, order form, portal

checkout, payment record, or signed agreement.

“Authorized Representative” means any person whom Client actually authorizes, or whom

Client holds out as authorized, to communicate with BoostSEO, provide approvals, provide

instructions, request changes, upload materials, access portals, or otherwise act on Client’s

behalf.

“BoostSEO Properties” means all websites, pages, channels, subdomains, blogs, social

accounts, streaming accounts, portfolios, newsletters, proposals, case studies, media libraries,

landing pages, repositories, dashboards, and other digital or physical properties owned,

operated, controlled, or used by BoostSEO.

“Client” means the individual or entity using the website, requesting services, purchasing

services, or otherwise engaging BoostSEO.

“Client Confidential Information” means nonpublic information disclosed by Client to

BoostSEO in connection with the services and marked confidential or reasonably understood to

be confidential from the context, excluding information that is public through no breach,

independently developed, lawfully obtained from another source, or required to be disclosed by

law.

“Client Materials” means all names, logos, trademarks, brand assets, copy, websites, images,

videos, product information, data, credentials, specifications, content, and other materials that

Client owns or controls and provides to BoostSEO.

“Client Watch Page” means a page located on a Client-controlled domain or subdomain,

approved by BoostSEO, on which a Hosted Final Deliverable is embedded, displayed, or

otherwise made available as a principal media element for Client-facing search and discovery

purposes.

“Exit Media Package” means the one-time delivery of Approved Raw Media that becomes

available only after termination is effective, Client has paid all amounts due in full, and Client

timely makes the required written request.“Final Deliverables” means all edited, retouched, color-corrected, cropped, captioned,

composited, rendered, mastered, designed, exported, published, or otherwise post-produced

materials created by or for BoostSEO, including edited videos, edited photographs, thumbnails,

graphics, ad creative, captions, motion graphics, page designs, layout exports, and platform-

ready assets.

“Hosted Final Deliverables” means Final Deliverables made available only through

BoostSEO-controlled or BoostSEO-approved hosting, embeds, players, pages, URLs, CDNs,

streaming endpoints, or distribution pathways, and not transferred to Client as downloadable

native files.

“Sensitive Data” means, without limitation, protected health information, medical records,

biometric data, Social Security numbers, tax identifiers, payment-card data, bank-account data,

precise geolocation, children’s personal information, government-issued identification data,

background-check data, and any other data subject to heightened statutory or regulatory

protection.

“Services” means any SEO, AIO, GEO, content, media, web, app, hosting, reporting, consulting,

advertising, automation, analytics, review-management, strategy, coaching, or related services

provided by BoostSEO.

“Technical Deliverables” means websites, landing pages, code, scripts, app builds, API

integrations, dashboards, schemas, automations, tracking configurations, deployment outputs,

repository contents, and other technical work product created by or for BoostSEO.

2. Acceptance; Clickwrap; Electronic Assent; Version Logging

By accessing or using the website, submitting an inquiry, requesting a proposal, scheduling a

consultation, creating or using a portal account, uploading materials, clicking an acceptance

box, paying an invoice, authorizing work, or ordering, receiving, or using Services, you agree to

these Terms.

For ordinary website browsing, your continued use of the site after these Terms are posted

constitutes assent to the site-use portions of these Terms. For any action that reasonably

triggers business obligations - including inquiry submissions, uploads, approvals, proposal

acceptance, invoice payments, portal access, or service activation - BoostSEO may require

affirmative assent through a checkbox, e-sign workflow, portal confirmation, email approval, or

comparable mechanism.

BoostSEO may maintain records of the applicable Terms version, acceptance method,

timestamp, IP address, browser or device data, portal identity, account identity, payment

record, and associated communications as evidence of assent, authorization, scope approval, or

instruction history.

If you do not agree to these Terms, do not use the website or the Services.3. Relationship to Signed Agreements; Order of Precedence; No Oral

Modification

If BoostSEO and Client enter into a separately signed Master Services Agreement, Order Form,

Statement of Work, proposal acceptance, Media Rights Schedule, development schedule, NDA,

DPA, hosting agreement, Release Pack, change order, or similar written agreement, that written

agreement controls over these Terms for the specific engagement it covers.

Unless a signed agreement states otherwise, the order of precedence is:

1. separately signed engagement-specific writing;

2. any incorporated schedule, addendum, or change order;

3. these website Terms;

4. invoice terms to the extent not inconsistent with the foregoing; and

5. non-binding website summaries, FAQs, marketing pages, case studies, or portfolio

statements.

No oral statement, text message, social-media message, sales discussion, marketing claim, blog

post, webinar, or informal email modifies these Terms unless the change is expressly confirmed

in a signed writing or clearly authenticated electronic approval by BoostSEO.

Nothing on the website obligates BoostSEO to accept a project, continue a project, grant a

handoff, provide a migration, transfer a repository, assign intellectual-property rights, furnish

native files, furnish source files, or issue a refund unless BoostSEO expressly agrees in writing.

4. Eligibility; Authority; Business Use Only

You represent that you are at least eighteen (18) years old, have legal capacity to enter into

binding agreements, and, if acting for a company or other entity, have authority to bind that

entity.

If you engage BoostSEO on behalf of a business, you are responsible for obtaining all internal

approvals, budget approvals, compliance approvals, legal approvals, and stakeholder approvals

required for the engagement.

BoostSEO’s Services are intended for lawful business and commercial uses. Client may not use

the website or Services for unlawful conduct, fraud, impersonation, fake reviews, unlawful

surveillance, unauthorized scraping, spam, intellectual-property infringement, or any deceptive

or abusive practice.

5. Website, Portal, Acceptable Use, Marks, and Linking Standards

You may use the website and any client portal only for lawful business purposes, to review

information, communicate with BoostSEO, submit inquiries, upload authorized materials,

review hosted assets as authorized, and engage in permitted commercial discussions.

You may not:• scrape, spider, harvest, copy at scale, or data-mine the website, portal, reports, dashboards,

watch pages, or Hosted Final Deliverables;

• bypass, disable, defeat, or probe access controls, tokens, hotlink rules, stream protections,

portal restrictions, copy-protection measures, or security mechanisms;

• download, rip, save, locally cache, capture, duplicate, decompile, disassemble, decode, reverse

engineer, white-label, or create derivative works from Hosted Final Deliverables, the website,

portal code, players, reports, dashboards, or other BoostSEO materials except as expressly

allowed in writing;

• remove, obscure, alter, or falsify copyright notices, trademark notices, metadata, provenance

markers, authorship markers, watermarks, or ownership notices;

• use BoostSEO’s name, logo, marks, slogans, trade dress, screenshots, layouts, or other brand

features without written permission or in any manner that implies sponsorship, endorsement,

affiliation, certification, or partnership where none exists;

• incorporate any BoostSEO-created media, deliverable, or brand element into a trademark,

logo, service mark, or other source identifier without BoostSEO’s written consent;

• create misleading hyperlinks, frame the site, enclose site content, or republish site materials

in a false, misleading, derogatory, or defamatory manner;

• use any managed page, custom URL, or client-facing page furnished through the Services in a

way that misleads users, harms BoostSEO’s rights, or interferes with technical control;

• use website content, hosted assets, proposals, reports, or other materials to train third-party

models, datasets, or automated systems without BoostSEO’s written consent;

• submit malware, destructive code, abusive traffic, credential stuffing, token replay, or

automated misuse;

• impersonate any person or entity; or

• use the site to compete unfairly with BoostSEO or replicate its service architecture.

Any custom URL, managed page, client portal path, subpage, or comparable digital location

made available through the Services remains subject to BoostSEO’s control. BoostSEO does not

guarantee the ongoing availability of any particular URL, page, player, embed method, account

path, or managed endpoint and may reclaim, replace, suspend, redirect, transfer, or discontinue

them in its discretion.

If content, comments, uploads, reviews, or other materials are submitted to public or semi-

public areas of BoostSEO-controlled properties, BoostSEO may review, screen, edit, refuse,

remove, disable, noindex, restrict, or moderate them at any time in its discretion. BoostSEO has

no duty to monitor all submitted material and no liability for performance or nonperformance

of moderation activities.

Once materials are intentionally placed on public-facing pages, public watch pages, public

embeds, or similar public placements, they may be indexed, cached, archived, linked, screen-captured, excerpted, or republished by search engines, AI systems, platforms, and third parties

beyond BoostSEO’s control.

BoostSEO may monitor usage, throttle or block abusive traffic, remove access to protected

content, disable accounts, or suspend portal access where reasonably necessary for security,

operations, compliance, collections, or business protection.

6. Services Overview; Methods; Experimental Features

BoostSEO may provide SEO, local SEO, AIO, GEO, content strategy, publishing strategy, entity

optimization, structured-data work, on-page optimization, off-page support, multimedia

production, editing, hosted media delivery, website design, landing page creation, web

development, mobile app design and development, analytics implementation, automation, CRM

or form integration, paid-media support, reputation and review workflows, reporting, coaching,

consulting, and related digital-marketing services.

Unless expressly stated in a signed agreement, all Services are performed on a commercially

reasonable efforts basis and not as a guaranteed outcome engagement.

BoostSEO may determine the workflows, tools, personnel, contractors, subcontractors, AI-

assisted systems, technical stacks, hosting architecture, creative methods, publication methods,

and deployment methods used to perform the Services, subject to any express limitations in a

signed writing.

Some Services may rely on volatile or experimental ecosystems, including search-engine

features, AI answer systems, app-store review processes, social-platform policies, or third-party

APIs. BoostSEO may change or discontinue particular methods if platforms, technical realities,

or risk considerations change.

7. Proposals, Estimates, Scope, and Change Control

Any proposal, estimate, audit, roadmap, mockup, concept, timeline, or budget range provided

by BoostSEO is informational unless and until accepted in writing by both sides or incorporated

into an invoice, order form, or signed agreement.

Scope is limited to the services, deliverables, assumptions, platforms, dependencies, revision

limits, approval timelines, and exclusions stated in the applicable proposal or signed

agreement. Anything not expressly included is excluded.

Material changes - including additional pages, extra campaigns, additional revisions, rush

timelines, expanded feature sets, additional shoot days, custom integrations, compliance-heavy

implementations, repository transfer requests, expanded hosting obligations, or migration

work - may require a written change order, revised scope, adjusted fees, or a new agreement.

BoostSEO may decline late-breaking scope changes that would disrupt quality, sequencing,

compliance, staffing, or business operations.8. Client Responsibilities; Access; Approvals; Authorized Representatives

Client must timely provide accurate business information, legal names, logos, credentials, DNS

access, CMS access, repository access, app-store access, analytics access, ad-account access,

product information, operating details, schedules, stakeholder contacts, approvals, and other

cooperation reasonably needed for the engagement.

Client is solely responsible for the legality, accuracy, completeness, and permissions status of all

Client Materials and Client instructions. Client must not direct BoostSEO to publish false,

misleading, unlawful, unsubstantiated, or infringing content.

BoostSEO may rely on instructions, approvals, materials, and change requests that reasonably

appear to come from Client’s Authorized Representatives, from Client’s domains, from agreed

communication channels, or from Client’s project-management, ticketing, portal, invoicing, or

payment systems.

Client is responsible for preserving the security of its own credentials, enforcing appropriate

internal approval workflows, using multi-factor authentication where available, and promptly

revoking access for former employees or vendors.

If Client fails to provide timely access, approvals, releases, materials, or decisions, timelines may

slip, launch dates may move, and BoostSEO is not responsible for resulting delay, missed

opportunity, ranking impact, campaign timing issues, or platform timing issues.

If Client uploads, submits, posts, or otherwise furnishes materials through the website, portal,

forms, watch pages, upload links, repositories, cloud folders, or similar systems, Client grants

BoostSEO a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license to host, store, cache, transcode,

reproduce, display, distribute, publish, transmit, combine, format, process, and otherwise use

those materials solely as reasonably necessary to operate the site and portal, perform the

Services, process orders, facilitate publication, provide hosted delivery, and exercise rights

expressly granted under these Terms or a signed agreement. Client retains ownership of Client

Materials subject to that limited operational license.

Client represents and warrants that any material Client uploads, submits, or directs BoostSEO

to use is accurate, non-misleading, and owned or controlled by Client or lawfully provided with

all necessary rights, licenses, releases, consents, and permissions.

Where a review, approval, or acceptance step is contemplated, Client must provide approval

comments or specific objections within three (3) business days after delivery for review, unless

a signed agreement states a different period. Publication, go-live instruction, use, embedding,

linking, payment of the applicable invoice, press of any publish, approve, wrap, or release

button, or failure to object with reasonable specificity before the deadline constitutes

acceptance of the applicable work as delivered for that review cycle.

Client may use personal or business contact information of BoostSEO personnel, contractors,

subcontractors, and representatives only as reasonably necessary to facilitate the Services

through authorized channels. Client may not use such information to bypass BoostSEO’s

booking, payment, approval, or project-management channels for substantially similar

managed services introduced through BoostSEO without BoostSEO’s written consent.9. Timelines; Inactivity; Pause; Abandonment; Restart

Any schedule, launch target, go-live date, posting target, app-submission date, or production

date is an estimate unless BoostSEO expressly agrees in writing to a binding deadline.

If Client becomes nonresponsive, fails to provide required materials, withholds approvals, or

otherwise stalls the project for more than fourteen (14) days after a reasonable request for

action, BoostSEO may pause the project.

If Client remains nonresponsive or inactive for more than thirty (30) days, BoostSEO may treat

the project as abandoned, invoice work performed and costs incurred through the pause date,

archive materials, reassign personnel, and remove the project from active production.

Restarting a paused or abandoned project is subject to BoostSEO’s then-current availability,

scope review, pricing, and a restart or re-onboarding fee.

Any time-based estimate or delivery commitment is automatically extended for Client-caused

delay, force majeure, third-party vendor delay, platform review delay, security review delay, or

compliance hold.

10. Fees, Billing, Taxes, No Setoff, Chargebacks, Suspension, and Reinstatement

Fees, billing intervals, deposit requirements, payment timing, minimum terms, late-charge

terms if any, and reimbursable expenses will be stated in the applicable proposal, order form,

invoice, or signed agreement. Unless otherwise stated, recurring fees are billed in advance.

Client must pay all invoices in full, without setoff, withholding, deduction, netting,

counterclaim, or abatement, except for good-faith disputes involving clear arithmetic error or

improperly billed third-party pass-through charges identified in writing before the due date.

Unless otherwise stated, all fees are exclusive of taxes. Client is responsible for sales, use, excise,

gross-receipts, VAT, GST, withholding, or similar taxes arising from the Services, excluding

taxes on BoostSEO’s net income.

Third-party costs, ad spend, app-store fees, platform fees, domain renewals, plugins, themes,

stock assets, music licenses, hosting charges, SMS costs, API fees, and similar pass-through

charges are Client’s responsibility unless BoostSEO expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

Client must reimburse approved out-of-pocket expenses and third-party costs incurred for the

engagement.

If Client fails to pay when due, BoostSEO may issue written notice of nonpayment. If

nonpayment is not cured within five (5) business days after notice, BoostSEO may suspend

work, suspend publication, disable embeds, disable Hosted Final Deliverables, revoke

temporary access, stop deployment, pause accounts, or withhold delivery until the account is

current.

If nonpayment continues for ten (10) business days after notice, BoostSEO may terminate the

engagement immediately upon written notice and may disable hosted or managed final assets

in its discretion.No license vests, expands, or continues while Client is delinquent except to the extent BoostSEO

expressly confirms otherwise in writing.

A chargeback, ACH reversal, unauthorized payment dispute, or revoked payment authorization

is a material breach. On any such event, BoostSEO may immediately suspend or disable hosting,

streaming, embeds, watch-page delivery, dashboards, portals, analytics views, deployment

access, or other managed assets. Reinstatement may require full cure, reimbursement of

processor fees and bank fees, proof of resolved chargeback status, and payment of a

reactivation fee.

BoostSEO may apply payments first to oldest outstanding balances, fees, pass-through charges,

costs of collection, reinstatement charges, and then current invoices.

Except where a signed agreement expressly states otherwise, fees are non-refundable once

earned, once time is reserved, once media is captured, once work has begun, or once third-party

costs are incurred.

Where BoostSEO offers a subscription plan, beta program, free trial, recurring service plan,

retainer, or similar recurring access arrangement, the applicable plan may auto-renew on the

interval stated in the relevant proposal, invoice, order form, portal checkout, or signup flow

unless timely cancelled in accordance with the applicable cancellation instructions. BoostSEO

may modify, suspend, discontinue, or permanently cancel any such plan, feature, workflow, or

method in its discretion. Failed billing, invalid payment information, revoked authorization, or

nonpayment may result in immediate suspension or termination of the applicable plan or

access.

11. No Guarantee of Search, AI, GEO, Revenue, Platform, or Approval Outcomes

BoostSEO does not guarantee rankings, indexing, featured results, AI-answer inclusion, GEO

visibility, traffic, impressions, engagement, leads, conversions, sales, revenue, media coverage,

ad approvals, app-store approvals, account approvals, review velocity, or platform-specific

outcomes.

Search engines, AI systems, app stores, social platforms, maps products, ad networks,

marketplaces, and third-party vendors independently determine crawling, indexing, ranking,

summarization, moderation, distribution, display, review timing, suspension, approval, and

removal.

Client acknowledges that algorithm changes, platform policy changes, AI system behavior,

moderation decisions, third-party outages, and competitive activity are outside BoostSEO’s

control.

Any case study, estimate, projection, opportunity assessment, benchmark, or strategy

recommendation is informational and not a warranty of results.12. Hosted Delivery Model; Client Watch Pages; Approved Link Placements;

Technical Control

12.1 Hosted Delivery by Default

Unless a signed writing expressly states otherwise, Client does not receive possession of Hosted

Final Deliverables as downloadable native files. Hosted Final Deliverables are made available

only through BoostSEO-controlled or BoostSEO-approved links, embeds, players, pages, streams,

endpoints, or other managed delivery methods.

12.2 Client Watch Pages

Where BoostSEO determines that a Hosted Final Deliverable should support Client-facing

search visibility, BoostSEO may publish or cause publication of that Hosted Final Deliverable on

one or more Client Watch Pages while serving, controlling, or managing the underlying media

file, stream, embed, player, thumbnail, metadata, delivery infrastructure, or related technical

assets from BoostSEO-controlled or BoostSEO-approved hosts, CDNs, platforms, or endpoints.

The intended commercial purpose of this configuration is to support Client-facing visibility

where technically and commercially appropriate during the active paid term while preserving

BoostSEO’s control over the final hosted asset, delivery layer, and managed publication stack.

12.3 Approved Link Placements Across Client’s Digital Ecosystem

During the active paid term, Client may place BoostSEO-furnished or BoostSEO-approved links,

embeds, players, or watch-page URLs on Client Watch Pages and on other Approved Link

Placements throughout Client’s own business ecosystem, including non-BoostSEO webpages,

landing pages, directory or listing pages, email destinations, QR destinations, social-media

profiles, and social-media posts.

This right permits placement and promotion of the managed link or embed. It does not grant

possession of the native final file, nor does it authorize downloading, ripping, capturing,

duplicating, re-uploading, or otherwise extracting the Hosted Final Deliverable except as

expressly permitted in writing.

12.4 Managed Native Uploads

If a third-party platform functionally requires native upload rather than linking or embedding,

BoostSEO may perform or manage that upload as part of the Services during the active term.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, such managed upload does not transfer the underlying

native file to Client and does not change ownership of the Hosted Final Deliverable.

12.5 BoostSEO Publication Rights and Tandem Publication

Client acknowledges and agrees that BoostSEO retains an unrestricted, worldwide, perpetual,

non-exclusive right to publish, republish, host, stream, embed, excerpt, display, adapt,

distribute, syndicate, and otherwise exploit the same or substantially similar media, in identical

or modified form, on BoostSEO Properties and on third-party platforms, during the term and

thereafter, in BoostSEO’s sole discretion.Client receives no exclusivity, suppression right, priority right, takedown right, or removal right

with respect to BoostSEO’s own publication or republication unless BoostSEO expressly agrees

otherwise in writing.

12.6 Technical Publication Control

BoostSEO may determine, implement, modify, or remove the technical publication method for

Hosted Final Deliverables, including embeds, players, thumbnails, structured data, sitemap

treatment, canonical or analogous preference signals, content URLs, file references, redirects,

noindex directives, authentication gates, expiration settings, and other technical

configurations.

BoostSEO may select the preferred publication version, canonical signals, and duplicate-content

handling for substantially similar or duplicate content across Client properties and BoostSEO

Properties.

If Hosted Final Deliverables must be removed, restricted, migrated, or discontinued, BoostSEO

may disable, replace, redirect, require authentication for, noindex, or return 404 responses for

any watch page, player, endpoint, embed method, or related URL in its discretion.

12.7 No Circumvention

Client may not use scraping tools, browser extensions, downloader tools, capture tools,

automation scripts, hotlink workarounds, token replay, or any similar method to clone or

extract Hosted Final Deliverables.

12.8 End of Hosted Rights

Upon expiration, suspension, or termination, Client’s right to display or use Hosted Final

Deliverables ends automatically unless BoostSEO separately grants continued rights in writing.

Client must remove or disable Client-controlled placements of Hosted Final Deliverables within

ten (10) days after written notice or termination, whichever occurs first.

13. Ownership; Intellectual Property; Copyright Notices; No Work Made for Hire

for Client

Client retains whatever right, title, and interest Client owns in Client Materials.

Except for the limited licenses expressly granted to operate the website, portal, hosting

environment, and Services, BoostSEO claims no ownership in Client Materials merely because

they are uploaded or submitted. Client is solely responsible for the legality, permissions status,

and release status of Client Materials and any other materials Client directs BoostSEO to use.

Except for Client Materials and except to the extent BoostSEO expressly assigns rights in a

signed writing, BoostSEO owns and retains all right, title, and interest, including all copyrights

and other intellectual-property rights, in and to Raw Media, Approved Raw Media, Final

Deliverables, Hosted Final Deliverables, Technical Deliverables, Agency IP, drafts, edits, exports,

project files, source files, metadata structures, schemas, workflows, deployment artifacts, and

all other materials created, captured, developed, or furnished in connection with the Services.No ownership rights are sold, assigned, or transferred to Client under these Terms unless a

signed writing expressly states otherwise.

Unless BoostSEO expressly agrees in a separate signed writing, no deliverable is created as a

“work made for hire” for Client, and no payment, invoice, or delivery of a copy transfers

BoostSEO may place visible or embedded copyright notices, authorship notices, metadata,

watermarks, ownership markers, tracking identifiers, or other provenance markers on or in

published materials.

Client receives only the licenses expressly granted in these Terms, a signed agreement, or a

written BoostSEO authorization. No implied license, no implied assignment, no implied work-

made-for-hire treatment in Client’s favor, and no implied exclusivity is granted.

Unless BoostSEO expressly agrees in writing, Client may not register, claim, or attempt to claim

any BoostSEO-created media, creative, hosted asset, or derived source identifier as a trademark,

service mark, or comparable registration.

Any Client Materials or Client-directed uploads placed into public-facing environments may,

once public, become accessible to search engines, AI systems, platforms, and third parties for

indexing, caching, linking, summarization, or display according to those third parties’ systems

and rules.

14. Approved Raw Media; Exit Media Package; Post-Term Rights

Client has no automatic right to receive Raw Media or Approved Raw Media during the active

service term unless a signed writing expressly states otherwise.

After termination becomes effective, and only if Client has paid all amounts due in full and is

not otherwise in material breach, Client may make one written request for an Exit Media

Package within thirty (30) days after termination.

The Exit Media Package consists only of the Approved Raw Media BoostSEO elects to deliver.

Client does not receive Final Deliverables, Hosted Final Deliverables, edited files, color grades,

captions, thumbnails, graphics, design files, project files, source files, repositories, metadata

systems, Agency IP, or any other materials not expressly included in the Exit Media Package.

Subject to Client’s full payment and continued compliance, BoostSEO grants Client a perpetual,

worldwide, non-exclusive license to use the Approved Raw Media actually delivered in the Exit

Media Package solely for Client’s own business, marketing, advertising, promotional, website,

social-media, email, print, and archival purposes.

Client may crop, edit, adapt, resequence, reconstitute, and create derivative works from the

delivered Approved Raw Media for those permitted purposes.

Client may provide delivered Approved Raw Media to Client’s employees and outside service

providers acting solely on Client’s behalf to perform services for Client.Client may not sell, sublicense, assign, transfer, syndicate, upload to stock libraries, provide to

marketplaces for third-party resale, or otherwise exploit Approved Raw Media for the benefit of

any third party except service providers acting solely for Client’s own business.

Client may not use Approved Raw Media or any derivative of it in a pornographic, obscene,

unlawful, defamatory, fraudulent, or misleading manner, may not use it in a manner that

infringes third-party rights, and may not incorporate it into a trademark, logo, or service mark

without BoostSEO’s written consent.

Any use outside the granted license scope is unauthorized.

15. Technical Deliverables; Web, App, Code, Repository, Hosting, and Handoff

Rules

BoostSEO may create websites, landing pages, automations, dashboards, scripts, app builds,

schemas, analytics configurations, code, repository contents, or other Technical Deliverables.

Unless expressly stated in a signed agreement:

• Client receives use rights only to the final, client-facing outputs or hosted implementations

identified in scope;

• BoostSEO retains ownership of its frameworks, modules, templates, deployment methods,

internal tools, components, scripts, starter code, design systems, tracking frameworks, and

know-how even if incorporated into Client-facing work;

• no repository access, source-code handoff, design-source handoff, transfer-ready package,

documentation package, APK/IPA source project, Figma source, CI/CD credentials, server

image, API secret, migration package, or admin credential transfer is implied; and

• maintenance, support, patching, app-store management, plugin updates, security monitoring,

uptime commitments, SLA commitments, or warranty support are not included unless

expressly stated in writing.

Client-owned domains, subscriptions, or accounts opened in Client’s own legal name remain

Client’s property subject to third-party provider terms. BoostSEO-owned systems, reseller

accounts, internal hosting layers, media-delivery systems, staging systems, repositories, build

systems, deployment tooling, and analytics frameworks remain BoostSEO property unless

expressly transferred in writing.

Any handoff, migration, export, repository transfer, documentation package, knowledge-

transfer session, or decommissioning assistance may require separate fees and a signed

transition plan.

16. AI-Assisted Workflows; No Silent Training Rights; Third-Party Components

BoostSEO may use AI-assisted tools, generative systems, coding assistants, transcription tools,

summarization systems, image tools, automation tools, and other machine-assisted workflows

as part of service delivery.BoostSEO does not represent that every AI-assisted output is independently copyrightable to

the fullest possible extent. Rights are granted only to the extent permitted by applicable law,

and third-party or platform-imposed restrictions continue to apply.

Unless BoostSEO expressly discloses otherwise and Client expressly agrees in writing, Client

Confidential Information and nonpublic Client uploads are not granted to BoostSEO for

training third-party AI foundation models or for retroactive data-rights expansion through a

silent or surreptitious terms change.

BoostSEO may use de-identified, aggregated, or operational telemetry for internal service

improvement, quality control, fraud prevention, or security, provided that such use does not

disclose Client Confidential Information contrary to these Terms or a signed agreement.

Music, stock assets, fonts, plugins, SDKs, open-source software, marketplace themes, API

outputs, app-store materials, and other third-party components remain subject to the license

terms imposed by their owners. Client is responsible for paying ongoing third-party

subscription or license fees where applicable unless BoostSEO expressly agrees otherwise in

writing.

The website, portal, proposals, or Services may reference or integrate third-party services,

vendors, platforms, marketplaces, processors, ad tools, analytics tools, maps products, app

stores, hosts, promotions, or affiliate offers. Those third-party services are provided as a

convenience only. BoostSEO does not control and does not necessarily endorse them, and

Client’s dealings with them are solely between Client and the applicable third party except to

the extent a signed agreement expressly states otherwise.

17. Data Protection; Sensitive Data; Children’s Data; DPA/BAA/SCCs

Client must not provide Sensitive Data to BoostSEO unless BoostSEO has expressly agreed in

writing to receive it for the specific engagement.

Unless BoostSEO expressly agrees in a separately signed addendum, BoostSEO does not accept

obligations as a HIPAA business associate, payment-card processor, children’s-data operator,

biometric-data custodian, or regulated identity-verification provider.

Client must not use BoostSEO Services for child-directed websites, child-directed apps, or

services involving the collection, use, or disclosure of children’s personal information without a

separate signed addendum expressly covering that activity.

If the engagement requires a DPA, BAA, SCCs, security exhibit, privacy addendum, vendor

questionnaire, or similar data-protection instrument, that instrument must be separately

negotiated and signed. BoostSEO has no obligation to accept processor-controller terms,

security questionnaires, or data-location commitments that it has not expressly accepted in

writing.

Client is responsible for lawful consent and notice practices for cookies, pixels, analytics tags,

heatmaps, SDKs, remarketing tools, lead forms, CRM integrations, and similar tracking or data-

collection tools.18. Marketing Compliance; Claims; Reviews; Endorsements; Email, SMS, and

Platform Rules

Client is solely responsible for the truthfulness, substantiation, and legality of all claims about

Client’s products, services, pricing, earnings, results, performance, health effects, legal

compliance, testimonials, endorsements, and promotions.

BoostSEO may rely on information supplied by Client and has no duty to independently verify

every factual business claim unless expressly engaged to do so in writing.

Client must not instruct or permit BoostSEO to create fake reviews, deceptive testimonials,

undisclosed endorsements, false scarcity claims, unlawful before-and-after claims, unsupported

AI claims, fake social proof, or other deceptive marketing practices.

If reviews, testimonials, or influencer content are used, Client is responsible for ensuring they

are genuine, that any material connections or incentives are disclosed where required, and that

records supporting authenticity and disclosure can be produced if needed.

For email, SMS, calling, CRM-based campaigns, and push notifications, Client is responsible for

lawful contact acquisition, recipient consent where required, suppression handling,

unsubscribe handling where required, identity accuracy, list hygiene, and compliance with

applicable anti-spam, privacy, telecommunications, and platform rules.

By submitting an inquiry, booking, order, or project request, Client agrees that BoostSEO may

send transactional, operational, account, scheduling, billing, project-status, security, delivery,

and support communications reasonably necessary to operate the engagement. Marketing or

promotional communications remain subject to applicable consent and opt-out rules.

BoostSEO may remove, pause, refuse, or recommend revision of any campaign, asset, workflow,

or claim that it believes is false, unsupported, deceptive, unlawful, or platform-prohibited.

19. Accessibility

BoostSEO may design or develop websites, landing pages, and apps with usability and

accessibility in mind. However, unless a signed agreement expressly states that accessibility

auditing, remediation, testing, or conformance work is included, BoostSEO does not warrant

that any site, page, or app will satisfy any particular accessibility standard, legal interpretation,

or compliance requirement.

If accessibility work is included, the signed scope should identify the intended standard, testing

scope, remediation scope, and acceptance criteria. Accessibility can be affected by Client

content changes, third-party embeds, plugins, app-store requirements, browser changes, AI-

generated content, and platform updates.

Client remains responsible for final legal compliance of Client’s public-facing properties unless

BoostSEO expressly assumes a narrower written obligation.20. Releases; Permissions; Likenesses; Location Rights; Client Cooperation

Client is solely responsible for obtaining and delivering all permissions, releases, consents, and

location approvals required for people, property, trademarks, products, interiors, minors,

events, music, and other protected or regulated subject matter appearing in captured or

published media.

If any required release or permission is missing, disputed, revoked, or later challenged,

BoostSEO may refuse to capture, publish, continue publishing, host, or license the affected

material.

No release, no use. BoostSEO is not obligated to publish, distribute, continue using, or continue

hosting media when necessary permissions are not in place.

Client must not instruct any depicted person or property-rights holder to withhold, delay, or

obstruct a release that is required for the intended use.

21. Confidentiality; Publicity; Portfolio and Case Study Rights

Each party will use commercially reasonable efforts to protect the other party’s nonpublic

confidential information and will not use it except as reasonably necessary for the engagement,

internal administration, legal compliance, insurance, collections, or dispute resolution.

Unless a signed NDA or signed agreement expressly says otherwise, BoostSEO may identify

Client as a client and may use project names, non-confidential screenshots, non-confidential

metrics, non-confidential campaign summaries, media, deliverables, excerpts, project

outcomes, and public-facing materials for portfolio use, proposals, case studies, awards, self-

promotion, website, social, and business-development purposes.

Confidentiality does not apply to information that is or becomes public through no breach by

BoostSEO, was already known without duty of confidence, is independently developed, is

lawfully received from another source, or must be disclosed by law, subpoena, insurer request,

auditor request, accountant request, or legal process.

If Client voluntarily provides ideas, comments, product suggestions, improvement requests, or

other feedback regarding the website, Services, workflows, or deliverables, BoostSEO may use

that feedback without restriction, attribution, or compensation, provided BoostSEO does not

thereby acquire ownership of Client Confidential Information contrary to these Terms.

22. Warranties; Disclaimers; No Legal Advice

BoostSEO will perform Services in a professional and commercially reasonable manner

consistent with the general nature of the engagement.

Except for that limited statement, the website, Services, media, software, hosted assets, portals,

code, reports, dashboards, strategy materials, AI-assisted outputs, and deliverables are provided

“as is” and “as available.”

To the fullest extent permitted by law, BoostSEO disclaims all implied warranties, including

implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement,uninterrupted availability, continuous uptime, perfect security, perfect accuracy, or error-free

operation.

BoostSEO does not provide legal advice, tax advice, accounting advice, medical advice, HIPAA

advice, ADA opinions, COPPA advice, securities advice, or formal regulatory certification

services.

23. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, BoostSEO will not be liable for indirect, incidental,

consequential, special, exemplary, punitive, or multiplied damages, or for lost profits, lost

revenue, lost data, lost goodwill, lost business opportunity, ranking loss, deindexing, AI-result

exclusion, ad disapproval, app-store rejection, platform account loss, delay damages, cost of

cover, or interruption of business, even if advised of the possibility of such damages.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, BoostSEO’s aggregate liability arising out of or relating to

the website, these Terms, or the Services will not exceed the total fees actually paid by Client to

BoostSEO for the specific matter giving rise to the claim during the six (6) months immediately

preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

24. Indemnification

Client will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless BoostSEO and its affiliates, personnel,

employees, contractors, subcontractors, vendors, and representatives from and against third-

party claims, damages, losses, liabilities, fines, penalties, settlements, costs, and reasonable

attorneys’ fees arising out of or relating to:

• Client Materials;

• Client instructions or Client-approved claims;

• Client’s products, services, promotions, offers, or business practices;

• missing releases, permissions, or consents;

• Client’s unlawful campaigns or unlawful data use;

• regulated-industry noncompliance not expressly assumed in writing by BoostSEO;

• Client’s misuse of deliverables, hosted assets, or Approved Raw Media; or

• Client’s breach of these Terms.

BoostSEO may, at its option, assume control of the defense of any indemnified claim with

counsel of its choosing at Client’s expense, or require Client to do so with counsel reasonably

acceptable to BoostSEO.25. Copyright Complaints; DMCA; Counter-Notices; Repeat Infringer Policy

If you believe material on a BoostSEO property infringes your copyright, send a written notice

to BoostSEO’s designated copyright or DMCA contact containing substantially the following:

1. identification of the copyrighted work claimed to be infringed;

2. identification of the allegedly infringing material and information reasonably sufficient to

locate it;

3. your name, address, telephone number, and email address;

4. a statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorized by the

5. a statement, under penalty of perjury, that the information in the notice is accurate and that

you are the copyright owner or authorized to act for the owner; and

6. your physical or electronic signature.

BoostSEO may investigate, remove, disable, restrict access to, or noindex challenged material

where the notice appears facially credible or continued publication creates legal or business

risk.

If BoostSEO removes or disables material in response to a copyright complaint, the affected user

may submit a counter-notice containing substantially the information required by applicable

law.

BoostSEO may forward valid counter-notices to the complaining party and may restore

material as allowed by law and business judgment.

BoostSEO adopts and intends to reasonably implement a repeat-infringer policy for users or

clients who repeatedly upload, direct publication of, or otherwise use infringing material

through BoostSEO-controlled properties or systems. BoostSEO may suspend or terminate access

for repeat infringers.

If BoostSEO seeks the benefits of any applicable online-service-provider safe harbor, it may

public posting from time to time.

26. Security; Incident Response; Credential Hygiene

BoostSEO will use commercially reasonable security measures appropriate to the nature of the

engagement, but no website, app, cloud service, repository, vendor stack, or transmission

method is completely secure.

Client is responsible for safeguarding its own credentials, limiting privileged access, enforcing

password hygiene and MFA where available, and promptly notifying BoostSEO of any suspected

credential compromise, account misuse, or suspicious access.BoostSEO may revoke, rotate, suspend, or replace credentials, tokens, or access paths where

reasonably necessary for security, infrastructure management, or termination handling.

Unless a signed agreement states otherwise, BoostSEO does not provide a contractual

cybersecurity SLA, specific response-time guarantee, or formal incident-reporting timetable.

27. Contractors, Subprocessors, Vendors, and Chain of Title

BoostSEO may use employees, contractors, subcontractors, proxy providers, developers, editors,

designers, media specialists, cloud vendors, hosting vendors, AI-tool providers, analytics

vendors, and other service providers to perform the Services.

BoostSEO may require contractors and subcontractors to execute work-made-for-hire

provisions to the extent permitted by law and assignment provisions sufficient to vest

ownership in BoostSEO where applicable.

Client may not object to reasonable use of subcontractors or service providers absent a written

contractual restriction expressly accepted by BoostSEO.

Where third-party vendors or subprocessors are used, Client acknowledges that some data,

assets, or communications may be processed through those vendors’ systems in the ordinary

course of service delivery.

28. Electronic Records and Signatures

The parties may use electronic records, approvals, signatures, checkboxes, email approvals,

portal approvals, and similar electronic methods to form agreements, approve scope, approve

change orders, authorize work, and communicate instructions where allowed by law.

Where BoostSEO provides an electronic signature or approval workflow, Client consents to

conduct the relevant transaction electronically and agrees that the resulting electronic

signature, initials, checkbox assent, portal approval, or comparable authentication may have

the same force and effect as a handwritten signature to the fullest extent permitted by law.

Before execution, Client may request a paper copy of any executable document, may request to

update contact information used for electronic notices, and may withdraw consent to electronic

execution for that document by contacting BoostSEO’s legal contact before the applicable

document is executed. Withdrawal of electronic-signature consent does not obligate BoostSEO

to continue the transaction on paper unless BoostSEO agrees to do so.

Client is responsible for maintaining an accessible and current email address and sufficient

technical capability to receive and review electronic records. A current web browser with

HTTPS support, HTML support, cookies enabled, and reasonable PDF-viewing capability is

generally required to use BoostSEO’s electronic workflows.

No proxy-signature practice is authorized by these Terms. Any required signature, release, or

consent must be the act of the person or entity providing it or a duly authorized representative.Client agrees that BoostSEO may rely on approvals, instructions, permissions, uploads, and

authorizations that reasonably appear to come from Client’s Authorized Representatives,

domains, portals, payment systems, or authorized communication channels.

29. Independent Contractor; No Partnership; No Exclusivity; No Resale

BoostSEO is an independent contractor and not Client’s employee, agent, fiduciary, partner, or

joint venturer. Nothing in these Terms creates any employment, franchise, agency, partnership,

exclusive-service relationship, or reseller relationship.

Unless a signed agreement expressly says otherwise, BoostSEO may provide similar services to

other clients, including competitors, so long as it honors applicable confidentiality obligations.

Client may not white-label, resell, sublicense, or offer BoostSEO’s Services, hosted assets, or

proprietary systems to third parties except under a separately signed partner, reseller, or

referral agreement.

30. Force Majeure

BoostSEO is not liable for delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control,

including acts of God, severe weather, wildfire, utility failure, internet outage, labor disruption,

disease event, civil disturbance, government action, cyber incident, platform outage, app-store

delay, hosting failure, third-party vendor failure, CDN outage, API change, or similar force

majeure events.

During a force majeure event, timelines may be extended and Services, launches, productions,

postings, or hosted delivery methods may be paused, modified, rescheduled, or migrated as

reasonably necessary.

31. Governing Law; Individual Arbitration; Venue; Jury Trial Waiver; Limitations

Period

Unless a signed agreement states otherwise, these Terms and any dispute arising out of or

relating to them, the website, or the Services will be governed by the laws of the State of

Montana, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, together with applicable United States federal

law.

Before filing suit or commencing arbitration, the parties will attempt in good faith to resolve

the dispute through business-level discussion after reasonably prompt written notice of the

dispute.

Unless a signed agreement requires a different forum, any dispute arising solely from these

website Terms, website use, portal use, or other non-negotiated use of the Services will be

resolved by confidential, binding arbitration on an individual basis in Montana before a single

arbitrator under the then-current applicable rules of the American Arbitration Association.

This arbitration requirement does not prevent either party from seeking temporary,

preliminary, or permanent injunctive or other equitable relief in any court of competentjurisdiction reasonably necessary to protect confidential information, intellectual property,

releases, hosted assets, security interests, or payment rights.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, neither party may bring claims under these Terms as a

plaintiff or class member in any purported class, collective, representative, mass, or private-

attorney-general proceeding. The arbitrator may award relief only to the individual party

seeking relief and only to the extent necessary to resolve that party’s individual claim.

If the arbitration requirement is held unenforceable as to a particular dispute, and no signed

agreement provides a different forum, that dispute must be brought in a court of competent

jurisdiction in Montana.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, each party waives any right to trial by jury for any

dispute arising out of or relating to these Terms, the website, or the Services.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, any claim by Client arising out of or relating to these

Terms or the Services must be filed within one (1) year after the event giving rise to the claim,

except where a shorter or longer period is required by non-waivable law. This contractual

limitation does not apply to fee collection, injunctive relief, or claims by BoostSEO for misuse of

intellectual property, hosted assets, confidential information, or payment systems.

32. Formal Notices

Legal notices under these Terms must be sent to the legal contact listed at the end of these

Terms unless BoostSEO designates an updated notice address. The designated notice address

may be a business correspondence address, commercial mail receiving address, registered agent

address, or other address lawfully designated by BoostSEO for notices.

Billing notices or invoice disputes must be sent to the billing contact listed at the end of these

Terms.

these Terms.

Unless a signed agreement states otherwise, notices are deemed received: (a) when delivered

personally; (b) on the date shown as delivered by recognized courier; or (c) on the first

business day after transmission by email if no bounce-back or delivery failure notice is

received.

33. Survival

The following provisions survive suspension, expiration, or termination: payment obligations;

ownership; licenses and license restrictions; hosted-delivery restrictions; Approved Raw Media

restrictions; confidentiality; publicity and portfolio rights; disclaimers; indemnification;

limitation of liability; dispute provisions; notices; survival itself; copyright and DMCA

provisions; no setoff; chargeback consequences; and any other provision that by its nature

should survive.34. Changes to These Terms; No Retroactive Expansion of Data Rights

BoostSEO may update these Terms from time to time by posting a revised version on the

website. The updated version becomes effective on the posted effective date unless a signed

agreement provides otherwise.

For ongoing clients, the version in effect when a specific order, proposal acceptance, invoice, or

signed agreement is accepted will govern that transaction unless the parties later agree

otherwise in writing.

BoostSEO will not rely on a hidden, retroactive, or surreptitious change to claim broader

ownership of Client Materials or broader rights to use Client Confidential Information for

unrelated purposes, including third-party AI training, absent clear affirmative agreement.

35. Severability; Waiver; Assignment; Entire Agreement; No Reliance

If any provision of these Terms is held unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain in

effect to the fullest extent permitted by law.

A waiver is effective only if in writing and signed by the waiving party. Failure to enforce any

right once is not a waiver of that right later.

Client may not assign its rights or obligations without BoostSEO’s written consent, except in

connection with a sale of substantially all of Client’s business assets and only if the assignee

agrees in writing to be bound by the applicable terms. BoostSEO may assign or delegate its

rights and obligations to an affiliate, successor, or buyer of substantially all related business

assets.

These Terms, together with any incorporated signed agreement, proposal acceptance, invoice

terms, media-rights schedule, change order, or privacy policy where applicable, form the

operative understanding between the parties on the subject matter addressed.

Client acknowledges that it is not relying on any oral statement, future-result prediction,

informal promise, website marketing copy, blog content, webinar statement, or social-media

statement not expressly incorporated into the operative written agreement.

36. Contact Information

Contract / Legal Notices Email: dsmarg@gmail.com

Billing Contact: Dan Smarg (Regional Manager)

Business Correspondence Address: 643 Denver Street, Suite 100, Whitefish, MT 59937

Website: https://www.boostseo.marketing/aisp1776

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