§ · Legal
Terms of service.
The rules for using this website, and the default terms we work under. Anything we sign with you specifically overrides what's here.
Last updated: 29 July 2026
1. These terms
By using quantivs.com you accept these terms. If a signed proposal, scope document or contract exists between us, that document takes precedence wherever the two disagree.
2. What this site is
This site describes services and publishes indicative pricing. Nothing here is a binding offer. Pricing ranges are estimates — a project is only priced once it has been scoped in writing and both sides have agreed.
3. How projects work
- Scoping. Every project starts with a written scope covering deliverables, timeline and a fixed price. Scoping is free.
- Payment. Unless otherwise agreed, 50% on acceptance and 50% on delivery. Retainers are billed monthly in advance.
- Changes. Work outside the agreed scope is quoted separately and started only once you approve it in writing.
- Your input. Timelines assume content, access and feedback arrive when agreed. Delays on your side move the delivery date, not the price.
- Acceptance. You have 14 days after delivery to raise anything that doesn't match the scope. After that the deliverable is accepted.
4. Ownership
On final payment, all deliverables become yours outright: source code, designs, written content, and every associated account. Domains, hosting, ad accounts and analytics are registered in your name from the start rather than transferred later.
Two carve-outs. First, we keep ownership of pre-existing tools, libraries and internal frameworks used in the build, and grant you a perpetual, irrevocable licence to use them as part of your deliverable. Second, third-party components stay under their own licences — open-source under theirs, paid plugins and fonts under whatever you've licensed.
We may describe the work publicly and link to it, unless you ask us not to. Just say so; we won't ask why.
5. Your responsibilities
You confirm that content you supply is yours to use, doesn't infringe anyone's rights, and is lawful. You're responsible for the accuracy of business information — prices, claims, credentials, availability. Where a project involves regulated advertising or professional claims, compliance in your jurisdiction is yours to confirm.
6. What we don't promise
We're explicit about this because parts of our industry aren't. We do not guarantee search rankings, traffic volumes, lead counts, conversion rates or advertising returns. Nobody credible can — those outcomes depend on competition, search engine algorithms, market conditions and your own operations, none of which are within our control. What we guarantee is the work itself: delivered to the agreed scope, to a professional standard, on the agreed timeline.
Anyone promising you a specific ranking is either guessing or lying.
7. Third-party services
Projects often involve services we don't control — hosting, Google, Meta, payment processors, plugin vendors. We're not responsible for their outages, policy changes, price rises or account decisions, though we'll help you deal with the consequences.
8. Liability
To the extent the law allows, our total liability for any claim is limited to the fees you paid us for the work the claim relates to. We're not liable for indirect or consequential losses, including lost profits, lost revenue or lost data. Nothing here limits liability for death, personal injury, or fraud — that can't be excluded and we wouldn't try.
9. Cancellation
You can cancel a project at any time. Work completed to that point is payable; anything beyond it isn't. Retainers can be cancelled with 30 days' notice, subject to any agreed minimum term. We may end an engagement for non-payment, or if the work would require something unlawful or dishonest.
10. Confidentiality
Each side keeps the other's non-public information confidential and uses it only to do the work. This survives the end of the engagement.
11. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Pakistan, and the courts of Karachi have exclusive jurisdiction. Where a signed contract with you specifies a different governing law, that contract wins.
12. Contact
Questions about these terms: info@quantivs.com.
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Clear terms, clear scope, clear price.
Nothing above is unusual — it's written plainly rather than buried. Tell us what you need and you'll get a scope you can actually read.