Terms of Service

Agreement and eligibility

These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern your use of Leggo.dev, its free tools, and services offered by Leggo Commerce LLC (“Leggo,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). By using the site, you agree to these Terms and our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy .

You must be at least 18 years old and legally capable of entering a contract. If you use the site for an organization, you represent that you have authority to bind that organization.

Services, proposals, and scope

Website descriptions, examples, starting prices, and audit results are informational and do not create an obligation for either party to begin a project. A submitted form is a request for discussion, not an accepted order.

A project begins only when the parties approve a written proposal, statement of work, invoice, or similar project document (the “Project Agreement”) and any required initial payment is received. The Project Agreement defines deliverables, scope, timeline, revisions, fees, dependencies, and any service levels. If a Project Agreement conflicts with these Terms, the Project Agreement controls for that project.

Changes outside the agreed scope—including new functionality, additional pages, major redesigns, or third-party integrations—require written approval and may change fees and delivery dates.

Fees, invoices, and payment

• Unless the Project Agreement states otherwise, project or milestone fees are paid 50% before work begins and 50% after completion and before final transfer or launch.
• For staged work, the same structure may apply separately to each approved milestone.
• Prices are normally quoted in US dollars. Another currency may be agreed using a conversion to the USD price.
• Payment methods may include bank transfer, Stripe, Payoneer, digital assets, or another method specified on the invoice and agreed by the parties.
• Client is responsible for bank, blockchain, conversion, chargeback, and similar transaction fees unless stated otherwise.

Late payment may pause work, delivery, transfer, support, or access to project materials. Client remains responsible for approved work completed before suspension.

Cancellation and refunds

Initial payments and milestone deposits become non-refundable once work on the relevant project or milestone begins because they reserve capacity and compensate work performed. Payments for completed, delivered, or accepted work are non-refundable.

If Client cancels after work begins, Leggo may retain amounts already paid and invoice any completed approved work or non-cancellable third-party cost that exceeds those amounts. Leggo may agree to a different resolution in writing for an exceptional case, but doing so does not create an obligation to offer the same exception elsewhere.

Nothing in this section limits a non-waivable consumer right that applies by law. The services are primarily offered to businesses.

Client responsibilities

Client must provide accurate requirements, timely decisions, access, content, credentials, materials, and feedback reasonably needed to perform the work. Client represents that it has the rights and permissions necessary for all content, trademarks, data, software, and materials it supplies.

Delays in materials, approvals, access, or feedback automatically extend delivery dates. If Client is unavailable for an extended period, Leggo may reschedule the project according to current capacity and require outstanding milestone payments before resuming.

Client is responsible for final review of content, claims, legal notices, accessibility requirements, privacy configuration, and regulatory obligations specific to Client’s business unless expressly included in scope.

Delivery, review, and revisions

Revision rounds and acceptance procedures are defined in the Project Agreement. Unless expressly stated otherwise, revisions address work within the approved scope and do not include a new concept, substantial redesign, or additional functionality.

Where a package includes two post-launch polish rounds, those rounds cover reasonable corrections and refinements within the original scope. Client must review deliverables reasonably and identify reproducible issues with sufficient detail.

Delivery estimates depend on timely Client cooperation and third-party availability. A delay caused by Client, a provider, force majeure, or a scope change is not a breach by Leggo.

Bug warranty, support, and retainers

For 30 days after final delivery, Leggo will correct at no additional charge reproducible defects directly caused by our implementation that make an agreed feature materially fail to match the approved scope.

The bug warranty excludes Client changes, third-party updates or outages, hosting changes outside our control, misuse, compromised credentials, content edits, new browser behavior, new legal requirements, and work outside the original scope.

Ongoing support requires a separate agreement. Growth & Performance Retainer services may include priority support, routine maintenance, audits, backups, conversion work, and reasonable site changes as stated in the applicable plan. They do not include unlimited labor, complete redesigns, or major new functionality unless agreed separately. Any response time is a service target, not continuous 24/7 availability.

Intellectual property and portfolio use

Client deliverables

After Leggo receives full payment, Client receives the rights in custom final deliverables expressly identified for transfer in the Project Agreement.

Reserved materials

Leggo retains ownership of pre-existing materials, internal tools, methods, reusable systems, know-how, utilities, libraries, generic components, and improvements that are not uniquely created for Client. To the extent such material is embedded in a paid deliverable, Client receives a non-exclusive license to use it as part of that deliverable. Third-party materials remain subject to their own licenses.

Portfolio

Leggo may identify Client and display completed work, non-confidential screenshots, and project descriptions in portfolios, case studies, awards, and marketing. Client may request a written confidentiality or portfolio exclusion before the initial payment. Leggo may agree to anonymize a project instead.

Website content and free tools

Leggo.dev, its visual design, copy, documentation, and tools are owned by Leggo or its licensors. You may use free tools for lawful personal or commercial workflows, but you may not resell, mirror, scrape, reverse engineer, interfere with, or claim ownership of the site or tools except where applicable law expressly permits otherwise.

Free tools run primarily in your browser and are provided for convenience. You are responsible for reviewing generated code, calculations, compatibility, security, accessibility, and suitability before production use.

Disclaimers and limitation of liability

Accessibility work is designed toward the WCAG version and conformance level stated in the Project Agreement, commonly WCAG 2.2 Level AA. No website can be represented as permanently compliant under every law, assistive technology, content change, or Client-requested deviation.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the site, free tools, audits, and services are provided “as is” and “as available.” Leggo disclaims implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, and uninterrupted or error-free operation.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, Leggo is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages; lost profits, revenue, opportunities, goodwill, or data; or failures caused by Client or third parties.

Leggo’s aggregate liability arising from a project will not exceed the amount Client paid Leggo for the specific project or milestone giving rise to the claim. These limitations do not apply where liability cannot legally be limited.

Governing law and disputes

These Terms and any dispute not governed by a separate signed agreement are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, without regard to conflict-of-law rules.

Before filing a claim, each party will provide written notice and attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute through remote discussions for at least 30 days. If no resolution is reached, the state and federal courts with jurisdiction in Laramie County, Wyoming will have exclusive jurisdiction, and each party consents to that venue.

If a court finds any provision unenforceable, it will be modified to the minimum extent necessary and the remaining provisions will continue in effect. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver.

Changes and contact

We may update these Terms as the site or services change. The effective date at the top identifies the current version. Updated Terms apply prospectively unless otherwise agreed or required by law.