Public offer agreement

1.1The provider under this contract is the sole trader Viacheslav Oleksandrovych Lushchynskyi, taxpayer registration number 2788108032, state register entry 2002240000000166437 (referred to below as the Administration or the Provider).

1.2The Customer is a legally capable individual, a sole trader or a legal entity that has accepted the terms of this offer (referred to below as the Customer).

1.3The offer is addressed to an indefinite range of persons and is public under article 633 of the Civil Code of Ukraine.

1.4The Privacy Policy is an integral part of the contract.

2.1Service means pageever services: development of websites and Telegram bots, website hosting, technical maintenance, availability monitoring, automation and related work.

2.2Site means the pageever.com website and all its language versions.

2.3Client account means the closed part of the service where the Customer sees their leads, subscription status and visit statistics.

2.4Subscription means periodic payment for website hosting and technical maintenance.

2.5Acceptance means full and unconditional acceptance by the Customer of the terms of this offer.

3.1The Provider supplies services to the Customer, and the Customer accepts and pays for them on the terms of this contract.

3.2The service covers the following work:

• turnkey website development: business card site, portfolio, landing page, information site, online shop, portal;
• development of Telegram bots and integrations;
• website hosting, domain connection, SSL certificate, CDN, analytics and monitoring;
• technical maintenance within the subscription: backups, updates, content edits;
• process automation and rollout of AI solutions.

3.3The scope, price and timescale of each order are agreed by the parties in writing: by correspondence, in Telegram, in an invoice or in a separate annex to this contract. A verbal agreement is not enough.

4.1The contract is concluded by acceptance of the offer. Acceptance means any of the following actions: payment of an invoice, written agreement of the scope of work, or the start of use of the services.

4.2From the moment of acceptance the contract is treated as concluded in writing under articles 205, 207 and 642 of the Civil Code of Ukraine and has the force of a contract signed by the parties.

4.3The Customer confirms that they read the terms of the offer and the Privacy Policy before acceptance.

5.1Prices are shown on the site in euros. The Provider may change them, but a new price does not apply to a subscription period already paid for or to an order already agreed.

5.2Development is paid for once. By default 50% is paid before work starts, and the rest after the result is demonstrated and before the files are handed over and the site goes live.

5.3A subscription is paid in advance for the chosen period: a month or a year.

5.4There are two ways to pay:

• bank transfer to the sole trader's account: we send the bank details in the invoice once the order is agreed;
• by payment card online through WayForPay.

5.5A service counts as paid from the moment the funds reach the Provider's account. Bank and payment service fees are paid by the Customer.

5.6The Provider operates under the simplified tax system (sole trader, single tax group 2). VAT registration status: not VAT-registered.

6.1Indicative development timescales are shown on the service pages. The timescale starts running from the day the Customer hands over the full content: texts, images and the access credentials required.

6.2The timescale is extended by the time spent waiting for a reply, content or access credentials from the Customer.

6.3Subscription services are supplied continuously throughout the paid period.

7.1The Provider supplies the services in the agreed scope, tells the Customer about circumstances that affect the timescale, and keeps the access credentials it receives confidential.

7.2Within the subscription the Provider checks the availability of the site every hour and the lead form every day, and fixes faults on its own side.

7.3The Provider may involve third parties in the work while remaining responsible to the Customer for the result.

7.4The Provider may suspend the supply of services in the cases listed in section 11.

7.5The Provider may show completed work as an example in its portfolio unless the Customer has objected in writing.

8.1The Customer supplies accurate information, content and access credentials needed for the work, and pays for the services on time.

8.2The Customer is responsible for the content of the materials it hands over for publication and for holding the rights to those materials.

8.3The Customer does not use the service to publish materials prohibited by the law of Ukraine, or to send spam, malicious code, phishing or carry out other unlawful activity.

8.4The Customer may receive the site files and the access credentials required on first written request.

8.5The Customer may end the subscription at any time by giving the Provider notice.

9.1The domain is registered in the Customer's name. The Customer remains its owner whether or not the subscription is active.

9.2Exclusive property rights to the site created pass to the Customer once development is paid for in full.

9.3Rights to third-party components (fonts, libraries, stock images) belong to their rights holders and pass to the Customer within the limits of the relevant licences.

9.4Rights to the Provider's own tools, the administration panel and the service infrastructure do not pass to the Customer.

10.1The Provider does not guarantee particular search positions for the site, volumes of traffic, numbers of leads or sales. The Provider puts the technical SEO groundwork in place, but the result depends on competition, content, links and other factors outside the Provider's control.

10.2The Provider is not liable for failures caused by third parties: the domain registrar, the hosting provider, the CDN, the payment service, Telegram, Google or a telecommunications operator.

10.3The Provider is not liable for data loss caused by the Customer or by people to whom the Customer gave access credentials.

10.4The Provider's total liability is limited to the amount actually paid by the Customer for the service the claim relates to over the previous three months.

10.5The service is supplied “as is”. The Provider does not guarantee uninterrupted operation but takes reasonable steps to restore the service as quickly as possible.

11.1The Provider may suspend the supply of services if subscription payment is overdue by more than 7 days. The Customer is warned about this in advance.

11.2The Provider may terminate the contract without a refund if the Customer breaches section 8.

11.3After the contract ends, the Provider hands over to the Customer, on written request, the site files and the access credentials that belong to the Customer. There are no penalties for moving to another contractor.

11.4The Customer's data is kept for a further 30 days after the contract ends, and is then deleted.

12.1Money for an unused subscription period is refunded in proportion to the number of full unused days, less costs actually incurred, in particular the cost of a domain that has already been renewed.

12.2Money for development is refunded less the value of the work actually completed at the time of cancellation.

12.3Send a refund request to [email protected]. The review takes up to 10 working days.

13.1How we handle personal data is described in the Privacy Policy. By accepting the offer the Customer confirms that they have read it.

13.2If the Customer passes the Provider personal data of third parties, for example data of visitors to the Customer's own site, the Customer is responsible for having a legal basis for that transfer.

14.1The parties are not liable for failure to perform obligations caused by circumstances of force majeure: military action and its consequences, prolonged power or communications outages, decisions of public authorities, or large-scale failures of provider infrastructure.

14.2The party affected by such circumstances informs the other party within a reasonable time.

15.1The offer is in force from the moment it is published on the site until the Provider withdraws it.

15.2The Provider may change the terms of the offer. A new version is published on this page and applies from the moment of publication.

15.3Services already paid for are governed by the terms in force at the time of payment.

15.4If the Customer does not agree with a new version, they may stop using the service and get a refund for the unused subscription period.

16.1The parties settle disputes through negotiation. A written claim is answered within 30 calendar days.

16.2If no agreement is reached, the dispute is heard by a court under the law of Ukraine.

16.3This contract is governed by the law of Ukraine.

• Sole trader Viacheslav Oleksandrovych Lushchynskyi
• Taxpayer registration number (tax ID): 2788108032
• State register entry: 2002240000000166437
• Postal address: Ukraine, 49130, Dnipro, 18 Myru Ave. (Ukrposhta branch)
• Bank details: sent in the invoice once the order is agreed
• Email: [email protected]
• Site: pageever.com