AIgency LA — Month-to-Month Content Purchase Terms

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These Terms apply to Client’s month-to-month purchase of content services from AIgency LA (“Agency”). By purchasing a package or checking “I agree,” Client accepts these Terms.

1) Service & Scope

  • Packages:

    • Starter: $100/month for 4 written pieces (articles/blogs).

    • Growth: $150/month for 7 written pieces.

    • Social Media: $50/month for 10 written social media posts.

  • Format & length: Each piece is typically 600–1,000 words unless otherwise agreed.

  • Revisions: Up to 2 minor revisions per piece within 14 days of delivery (tone, clarity, fact touch-ups). Substantial rewrites, added sections, or new research beyond the original brief are out of scope and may require an additional order.

  • Inputs: Client will provide brand guidelines, approved facts, and references via intake. Agency may also reference publicly available information on Client’s site or public sources.

2) Month-to-Month; No Long-Term Obligation

  • Term: Month-to-month. No fixed term.

  • Auto-renew: Renews monthly until canceled.

  • Cancel anytime: Client may cancel at any time before the next billing date. Upon cancelation, Agency will deliver any work already completed or reasonably in progress for the current paid month, and the relationship ends. No additional obligations.

3) Payment & Refunds

  • Billing: Fees are charged in advance each month.

  • Late/failed payments: Agency may pause work until payment issues are resolved.

  • Refunds: No refunds for the current or past billing periods. If Client cancels during a billing period, Agency will provide whatever work is completed or reasonably in progress for that month; no partial refunds.

4) Ownership & License

  • Upon full payment: Agency assigns to Client all right, title, and interest Agency has in the final delivered text content created for Client under these Terms, excluding (i) Agency’s pre-existing tools, processes, prompts, templates, and know-how; and (ii) any third-party materials or data that cannot be assigned by law or license.

  • Agency Tools: Agency retains all rights in its prompts, frameworks, fine-tunes, workflows, and internal GPTs.

  • Third-party content: If third-party content (e.g., quotes, stats) is included, it remains subject to its own rights; Client is responsible for securing permissions if needed.

  • Portfolio right (optional): Agency may reference Client name/logo and non-confidential excerpts as work samples unless Client opts out in writing.

5) Client Responsibilities

  • Accuracy: Client is responsible for supplying accurate, lawful information and for final legal/compliance review (especially in regulated industries like insurance, finance, healthcare, etc.).

  • Approvals: Client will review and approve drafts in a timely manner so monthly deliverables can be completed.

  • Permissions: Client warrants it has rights to all materials it provides (logos, brand assets, data) and grants Agency a license to use them to perform the services.

6) AI & GEO Disclosures

  • AI usage: Agency may use AI systems (e.g., ChatGPT) and other tools to draft content.

  • GEO goal: Content is designed for Generative Engine Optimization (to surface in AI answers), but no ranking, traffic, or outcome is guaranteed.

  • Training & data privacy: Agency will not intentionally use Client confidential materials to train public foundation models. Client acknowledges that third-party AI vendors may process inputs/outputs to provide the service, subject to their terms. For highly sensitive data, Client must mark it CONFIDENTIAL and avoid including secrets in prompts.

7) Confidentiality

  • Each party will use reasonable care to protect the other’s Confidential Information and use it only to perform under these Terms. Confidentiality does not apply to information that is public, independently developed, or lawfully obtained from a third party.

8) Compliance & Restricted Claims

  • Agency does not provide legal, financial, or regulatory advice. Content is provided for marketing/educational purposes “as-is.”

  • Client is solely responsible for ensuring all claims, disclaimers, and required notices meet applicable laws/regulations and its own underwriting/compliance standards.

9) Limitations of Liability

  • No warranties: Content is provided “as-is.” Agency disclaims all warranties (express or implied), including fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement.

  • Damages cap: Agency’s total liability for any claim is limited to the fees Client paid to Agency in the three (3) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

  • No indirect damages: Neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or lost-profit damages.

10) Indemnity

  • Client indemnity: Client will defend and indemnify Agency against claims arising from (a) Client-provided materials or instructions; (b) Client’s violation of law; or (c) Client’s use of the content in a way that infringes third-party rights or breaches regulation.

  • Agency indemnity: Agency will defend and indemnify Client against claims alleging that Agency’s original text (delivered as-is by Agency and used as delivered by Client) infringes a third party’s IP right, provided Client promptly notifies Agency and allows Agency to control the defense. This does not apply to combinations with Client materials, edits by Client, or third-party data.

11) Pause, Unused Capacity, & Rollovers

  • Pauses: Client may request a one-month pause before the next billing date.

  • No rollover: Unused pieces in a month do not roll over unless agreed in writing.

12) Non-Exclusivity

  • The relationship is non-exclusive. Agency may work with others, including Client’s competitors.

13) Governing Law & Venue

  • These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to conflicts principles.

  • Venue: State or federal courts located in Los Angeles County, California. Each party consents to personal jurisdiction there. (Small-claims court remains available.)

14) Miscellaneous

  • Entire Agreement: These Terms plus the order/checkout constitute the entire agreement.

  • Order of precedence: In case of conflict, the order form/checkout notes control, then these Terms.

  • Amendments: Must be in writing (email is fine) and acknowledged by both parties.

  • Assignment: Neither party may assign without consent, except to an affiliate or in connection with a merger/sale of substantially all assets.

  • Notices: By email to the addresses provided at checkout/intake.

Severability & waiver: If a clause is unenforceable, the rest stands. No waiver is implied.