SERVICE TERMS
B2B service terms
B2B service information for the AI Startup Brand Sprint. Last updated: 16 July 2026.
1. Inquiry and contract
Package selection and intake are initially a non-binding inquiry. A contract is formed only through written acceptance or an unambiguous order confirmation by the provider. Unsuitable, incomplete or out-of-scope requests may be declined before acceptance.
2. B2B requirement
The client confirms that the order is made solely for business, self-employed or professional purposes. The provider may request business, tax and billing information for plausibility checks.
3. Scope and delivery
Only the package scope displayed on the website and confirmed in the personal written offer, together with the individually confirmed written scope, apply. The 72-hour delivery window starts only after written acceptance, confirmed payment, a complete intake, receipt of all required client information and explicit scope approval.
4. Revisions
Revisions are limited to the purchased package or a separately confirmed add-on. Feedback must be bundled and remain within the selected brand direction. New audiences, new positioning, additional directions or additional production assets are not part of a revision.
5. Client responsibilities
The client supplies accurate, complete and lawfully usable content and holds the necessary rights to all supplied logos, copy, images, fonts and other assets. Client delays or missing approvals pause delivery deadlines.
6. Rights and methods
After full payment, the client may use the final client-specific deliverables in the agreed business context. Pre-existing methods, internal systems, templates, prompt logic, QA processes and general know-how remain with the provider. Third-party rights and separate licenses remain unaffected.
7. AI and limitations
AI is used as a production tool; selection and final QA remain human-led. No trademark clearance, legal advice or revenue, reach, virality, investment or compatibility guarantees are provided. Legal, technical or licensing reviews may still be required before public use.
8. Priority of order confirmation
If terms conflict, the individual order confirmation, confirmed scope and invoice take priority over general portfolio or demonstration information.
Important: These B2B service terms provide an operational starting framework and are not lawyer-reviewed standard terms. Review by Spanish legal counsel is recommended once sales volume grows or an automated checkout is introduced.