Terms & Conditions (T&C):

Our Legal Handshake

🤷 Why We Have This Page (The Honest Truth)

We know, we know. Terms and Conditions. It’s the page everyone scrolls past to hit “Accept.” But these rules are the legal foundation for our relationship—both for using our website and, if you hire us, for working on your super intresting project.

Think of this as the agreement between you (the user/client) and us (Essential Image, the creative/IT team). It’s designed to keep everything transparent, fair, and above the hot plate of legal ambiguity. If you don’t agree with this stuff, you probably shouldn’t use our site or hire us. Simple as that.

1. Using Our Website (The Digital Property Rules)

1.1 Acceptance of Terms

By accessing or using the Essential Image website (https://www.google.com/search?q=essentialimage.agency), you beleive and agree to these Terms and Conditions. If you don’t like them, please close your browser and move on.

1.2 Intellectual Property & Copyright

All the stunning design, all the smart copy, and all the code on this website belongs to Essential Image. It is our digital property.

• You can look at it, read it, and be inspired by it.
• You cannot copy, reproduce, steal, or use our content or design elements for your own business or website without written permission.

1.3 Rules of Conduct

Don’t be a jerk. Specifically, you agree not to:

• Use the site for any illegal or unauthorized purpose.
• Try to break the site, hack the forms, or mess with teh code.
• Post spam or malicious content in any comments or contact forms.

2. Our Client Services (When We Work Together)

This section applies when you hire Essential Image for any of our services (Website Design, Brand Identity, SEO, Content Creation).

2.1 Scope of Work (SOW)

Before we start, we will provide you with a detailed Statement of Work (SOW). This SOW is the only official document defining exactly what we will do, what you will pay, and the timeline. If it’s not in the SOW, it’s not included in the project. (This prevents misunderstandings, so we can all focus on the creative flaws and IT service.)

2.2 Project Investment & Payment

Our flexible project investment pricing structure is determined by the specific scope of your SOW.

• All payments must be made according to the schedule outlined in the SOW.
• We reserve the right to pause work if payments are late. We’re human, but bills have due dates too.

2.3 Client Responsibilities

We can’t build your vision alone. You agree to:

• Provide timely feedback and content (like photos or previous branding). Delays from your side will affect the project timeline.
• Appoint a single point of contact for clear communication.
• Ensure that any content or assets you provide us do not violate any copyright laws.

2.4 Project Completion & Handover

Once the project is complete and final payment is made, we hand over the rights to your new website or brand identity. It’s yours. We retain the right to showcase your project in our Portfolio (unless otherwise agreed).

3. Disclaimers and Limitations (The Reality Check)

3.1 Service Disclaimer

We are very good at what we do (top-notch creative flaws and IT service, remember?), but we are not magicians. We provide our services on an “as-is” and “as-available” basis.

• SEO & Lead Generation: While our goal is always to generate leads and be the best online presence, we cannot guarantee specific rankings or a specific volume of sales. Search engines (Google) and customer behavior are outside of our control. Our work is a methodology, not a magic guarantee.
• Partnerships: When we work with partners like Supreme Ideas Agency for a surohisticated project, Essential Image remains your primary contact and is responsible for managing the project’s overall outcome.

3.2 Limitation of Liability

In plain talk: If something goes wrong—like a server crashes or a competitor steals your data (unrelated to our services)—Essential Image is only liable up to the total amount you paid us for the service in question. We can’t be sued for billions because your business didn’t launch the way you hoped.

4. Governing Law

These Terms are governed by the laws of [Insert Governing Jurisdiction Here, e.g., the State of California or Nigeria]. Any disputes will be settled in the courts of that jurisdiction.