Website terms.

By accessing or using this website, you agree to these Website Terms and the Privacy Notice. If you do not agree, do not use the website.

You must be at least 18 years old to submit a project inquiry or approve paid services. If you act for a business or other organization, you represent that you are authorized to act for it.

This website is owned by AKSIS, LLC. You may use it to learn about AKSIS services and contact AKSIS.

Do not misuse the website, attempt unauthorized access, introduce malicious code, scrape it in a manner that disrupts service, impersonate another person, violate another party's rights, or interfere with normal site operation.

Using this website or emailing AKSIS does not create a client relationship.

Services begin only after AKSIS and the client agree to scope, pricing, and terms.

Site articles, checklists, examples, pricing, and service descriptions are general educational and marketing information. They are not legal, tax, accounting, medical, financial, cybersecurity, or other regulated professional advice.

Laws, standards, platform rules, and business facts vary and change. Obtain advice from a qualified professional for decisions requiring a legal or regulated judgment; do not rely on general site content as a substitute.

Website, SEO, AEO, GEO, content, social media, profile, and reporting descriptions are general information.

Actual work depends on the project scope, current site, business goals, and approved agreement.

AKSIS does not guarantee search rankings, AI citations or mentions, traffic, leads, revenue, or platform approvals.

SEO and online growth depend on many factors outside AKSIS control.

Published prices are starting points, not automatic acceptance of every project at that amount. AKSIS confirms deliverables, timing, responsibilities, and exact price in writing before payment.

If a signed contract or statement of work conflicts with this page, the signed agreement controls for that client work.

Listed recurring services are billed in advance and renew monthly with no minimum service term. A separate custom fixed-duration engagement can use a different term only when that term is clearly disclosed and accepted before payment. The service start date stated in the order becomes the monthly billing-cycle date.

Before recurring billing begins, the proposal, order, agreement, and client-specific payment request must identify the initial charge, recurring amount and frequency, material service terms, and how to cancel. An authorized client contact must approve those terms and authorize the disclosed recurring charges until cancellation takes effect.

If a billing cycle begins on the 29th, 30th, or 31st and a later month is shorter, the payment processor may use that month's final day and return to the normal cycle day when available. The approved order or payment request shows the first charge and expected next renewal before payment.

A mid-calendar-month start receives a full service month and is not automatically prorated. If AKSIS and the client agree to align or change the billing-cycle date, any shortened transition period and prorated charge or credit must be shown in writing before it is applied.

Managed Website setup and monthly service may begin on different dates. The signed order states when setup is charged and when monthly hosting, licensing, maintenance, and support begin.

To cancel a listed month-to-month service, email aksisllc@gmail.com from an authorized client contact and identify the business and service. If AKSIS provides a billing portal, the client may also cancel there. AKSIS will confirm the effective cancellation date in writing.

Cancel before the next renewal to stop future charges. AKSIS will not require a new sales call or an unnecessarily difficult process to cancel. Service continues through the current paid period, and routine mid-period cancellations are not prorated or refunded, except where required by law or stated in the signed agreement.

Any change to the recurring price or renewal terms must be disclosed in writing before it takes effect. The signed agreement and applicable law control any required notice period.

Setup and onboarding fees pay for defined discovery, configuration, access review, planning, and launch work described in the proposal.

Unless the signed agreement says otherwise, setup and onboarding fees become non-refundable as the stated work is performed or approved commitments are incurred, except where required by law. If AKSIS declines the engagement before work begins, collected setup or onboarding fees will be returned.

The client must provide timely access, accurate business information, permitted content, requested approvals, and one authorized decision-maker. The client remains responsible for final approval of business facts, prices, offers, regulated statements, and legal notices.

Missing access, content, feedback, or approvals may move milestones and launch dates. If work becomes inactive, AKSIS may reschedule it and confirm a new timeline; no new fee is added without written approval or an applicable signed term.

The proposal defines included pages, functions, platforms, update boundaries, deliverables, and responsibilities. Examples and starting prices on this website do not expand that written scope.

New pages, major redesigns, custom functionality, ecommerce, migrations, recovery work, high update volume, new locations, and other out-of-scope requests require written approval of any added price or timeline before work begins.

Applicable taxes and client-approved third-party charges may be added where required and are shown before payment. Tax ID collection does not itself determine tax treatment, and the client remains responsible for taxes allocated to the client by law or agreement.

If a payment fails or remains overdue, AKSIS may retry collection and, after reasonable notice, pause work, support, hosting, deployment, or licensed access until the account is current. Emergency security or misuse concerns may require faster suspension to protect systems or data.

Managed website clients license the AKSIS website system and code while the subscription is active. Hosting and that license end after the paid period unless a separate transfer or buyout is accepted in writing.

The client's domain, brand, original content, business data, and client-owned accounts remain the client's. Purchased website deliverables, third-party components, and license limits are defined in the signed agreement.

Hosting allowances, traffic, storage, update volume, support boundaries, and offboarding steps are defined in the proposal. Unusual usage or infrastructure needs may require a revised scope and price with advance notice.

Domains, advertising spend, premium software, platform subscriptions, plugins, stock assets, and other third-party charges are separate unless the proposal says otherwise. Third-party availability and policy decisions are outside AKSIS control.

A client-requested pause is not automatic and must be agreed in writing, including billing, hosting, access, and restart timing. Canceling and later restarting may require a new availability review or setup scope.

AKSIS does not promise uninterrupted third-party hosting, domains, email, analytics, search, social, payment, plugin, or platform services. AKSIS will use reasonable efforts within the agreed scope, but outages, policy changes, account actions, and events outside reasonable control may affect timing or availability.

Existing-site SEO covers the search-related review and implementation stated in the proposal. General maintenance, redesigns, unrelated repairs or features, emergency recovery, and platform remediation are separate unless the written scope includes them.

When a site needs both SEO and general website work, AKSIS may provide one proposal that separately identifies each workstream, its responsibilities, and its price. Access, backups, platform limits, and third-party approvals may affect what AKSIS can implement.

Unless the proposal says otherwise, Google Business Profile Care covers management work for one eligible verified location. Google provides the profile itself without charge; AKSIS charges for agreed review, setup, updates, review-response support, alignment, and reporting work.

Google controls eligibility, verification, moderation, suspensions, reinstatement, rankings, and result placement. AKSIS does not guarantee approval, reinstatement, visibility, or rankings.

The client retains primary owner control and grants AKSIS only the manager access needed for the agreed work. Review responses are published only with written authorization, and sensitive, clinical, legal, or otherwise high-risk reviews are escalated to the client. Access removal, records, and offboarding follow the signed agreement.

Do not send private medical, patient, payment-card, password, credential, or confidential information through the project form or ordinary email unless AKSIS has approved a secure process.

AKSIS may delete unsolicited sensitive information.

The client confirms it has permission to use the names, trademarks, photos, testimonials, data, offers, and other materials it supplies. AKSIS may request a source, qualification, or client approval for factual, comparative, medical, legal, financial, or other regulated statements and may decline unsupported or high-risk content.

AKSIS may provide plain-language drafts and source links, but the client or its qualified adviser must approve legal notices, regulated claims, privacy disclosures, and industry-specific requirements before publication.

AKSIS can implement accessibility-aware, privacy-aware, security-conscious, and policy-related requirements within the agreed technical scope. Testing reflects selected criteria and conditions at the time performed.

AKSIS uses client- or qualified-counsel-approved requirements for legal notices, consent flows, and individualized compliance decisions. AKSIS may provide general source-backed education and technical observations, but does not practice law or select legal terms for a client's circumstances.

Laws, standards, business practices, content, integrations, and third-party tools change. AKSIS does not provide legal advice, certification, or a blanket guarantee of accessibility, privacy, security, or legal compliance. Ongoing monitoring or remediation is separate unless included in writing.

At the end of service, the paid-through date, hosting end date, manager-access removal, credential handoff, redirects, exports, and other transition work follow the signed agreement. The client should arrange replacement hosting or management before the service end date when needed.

AKSIS will provide agreed client-owned materials and reasonable standard exports that the relevant platform supports after undisputed amounts are paid. A managed-site license does not create an automatic right to AKSIS source code, reusable systems, or third-party licenses; any transfer or buyout must be accepted in writing.

Backups and records may be deleted after the retention period stated in the agreement or offboarding notice, subject to legal obligations. AKSIS does not guarantee that an export will reproduce the same design or functionality on a different platform.

The text, visuals, code, brand elements, and layout on this website belong to AKSIS or its licensors unless stated otherwise.

You may view and use site materials for ordinary evaluation of AKSIS services. You may not copy, publish, modify, sell, remove notices from, or reuse site materials as your own brand or service offering without written permission or another lawful basis.

AKSIS names, logos, and brand elements may not be used in a way that implies endorsement or affiliation without permission. Third-party names and marks belong to their respective owners; reference to them does not imply endorsement. Copyright or permission questions may be sent to the contact address below.

Links to third-party websites are provided for context or convenience. AKSIS does not control their availability, content, privacy practices, security, or terms and does not endorse every statement on a linked page.

Evaluate third-party information and terms before relying on a service or providing information. Third-party platform rules control use of those platforms.

This public website and its general information are provided as-is and as-available. AKSIS works to keep information useful and current, but does not warrant that every page is complete, error-free, uninterrupted, or suitable for a particular decision.

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, AKSIS disclaims implied warranties related to this public website and is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising solely from use of, inability to use, or reliance on general site content.

Nothing in these Website Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. Liability and remedies for paid client services are governed by the applicable signed agreement, not this public-site limitation alone.

AKSIS may update these Website Terms when the site, services, or legal requirements change. The updated date identifies the current public version. Changes apply prospectively; material changes to an existing paid service follow the signed agreement and applicable notice requirements.

If a provision of these Website Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to the extent permitted by law. A delay in enforcing a provision is not a waiver of the right to enforce it later.

These Website Terms and the Privacy Notice govern use of the public website. A signed proposal, statement of work, or service agreement governs paid client work and controls if it conflicts with these general terms.

Questions about these terms can be sent to aksisllc@gmail.com.