Terms of Service
Version 2.0 · Last updated 11 August 2026
Advant IT Solutions — web design and technology services provided by Unizon Inc.
1. Agreement and service provider
These Terms of Service (“Terms”) govern website design, development, hosting, maintenance and related services provided by Unizon Inc. under the Advant IT Solutions brand (“Advant,” “we,” “us,” or “our”). The customer purchasing or requesting services is referred to as “you” or the “Customer.”
By checking the agreement box on our order or intake form, submitting an order, or paying for services after being presented with these Terms, you agree to be bound by them. If we and you sign a separate written agreement, that agreement controls to the extent it expressly conflicts with these Terms.
2. Services and package scope
We design, build, launch and host small-business websites. The package or proposal you purchase describes the number of pages, included features, revision rounds, delivery target and other scope details. That package description, together with any written quote we issue and you accept, forms part of the agreement.
Unless expressly included, services such as additional pages, custom applications, advanced integrations, ongoing SEO, advertising management, multilingual content, photography, video production and other add-ons are outside the base package and may be quoted separately.
3. No legal, licensing or professional advice
We are a website and technology services company. We are not attorneys, accountants, insurance producers, licensing consultants or government representatives. We do not determine whether you are legally permitted to perform or advertise a particular service, and we do not obtain or renew business or trade licenses, permits, registrations, insurance policies or professional credentials for you.
Where a package addresses common contractor, advertising, accessibility, licensing or disclosure considerations, those features are based on the information you provide and our general website-design practices. They are not legal advice or a guarantee that your business or website satisfies every law, regulation, license condition or industry rule that may apply to you.
4. Price and payment
Website build fees are one-time fees and are due as shown at checkout, on the invoice or in the accepted quote. Prices displayed on our website may change for future orders, but a price already accepted for an existing order will not change unless you request additional work or the scope changes.
Work begins after payment has been received and we have received a complete Business Details submission and all materials reasonably required to begin the project.
Third-party costs paid on your behalf — including domain registrations, licensed assets, stock photography, premium plugins, software or similar items — are included only where the purchased package says so or where we confirm them in writing. Once purchased from a third party, those costs are non-refundable.
5. Annual hosting, domain and related services
If your package includes hosting, domain renewal, SSL, security, backups or maintenance after the initial included period, the applicable annual fee is billed in advance.
Unless you separately and affirmatively authorize automatic renewal, we do not automatically charge your payment method for the next annual term. We will request payment for renewal. If a renewal invoice remains unpaid after written notice, we may suspend hosting or related services.
If we later offer an automatic-renewal option, the renewal price, frequency, cancellation method and other material renewal terms will be disclosed separately before you authorize recurring charges.
6. Customer information and materials
You are responsible for providing complete and accurate information and materials needed for the website, including as applicable:
- Your legal business name, public business name, address, phone number, hours and service areas.
- Accurate license, registration, insurance, bonding, certification and accreditation information.
- Your logo and brand materials, if any.
- Photographs, videos, reviews, testimonials and other content that you own or have permission to use.
- Accurate descriptions of the services you offer and the locations in which you offer them.
- Timely answers, approvals and access reasonably required to complete and launch the project.
We may edit the information you provide for clarity, grammar, layout, search optimization and website presentation, but you remain responsible for the factual accuracy and legal permissibility of the underlying claims.
We do not independently verify your licenses, credentials, insurance status, customer reviews, ownership of submitted media or authority to advertise particular services unless we separately agree in writing to perform a specific verification.
7. Contractor, advertising and compliance information
You are responsible for confirming that your business name, license information, services, advertising claims, certifications, insurance or bonding statements, project photographs, reviews and testimonials are accurate, current and legally permitted.
Where we display license numbers, regulatory disclosures or similar information, we rely on the information you provide. You must notify us in writing if a license, registration, certification, insurance policy or other credential displayed on the website changes, expires, lapses or is revoked.
We may decline to publish content or claims that appear misleading, unsupported, unlawful or inconsistent with the agreed website scope, but our decision to publish content does not constitute legal approval of that content.
8. Project timeline
Published build times are measured in business days. A business day means Monday through Friday, excluding U.S. federal holidays and New York State holidays observed by our business.
The build clock begins only after we have received payment and all information, content, photographs, logo files, license details, service information and other materials we reasonably require. The timeline pauses while we are waiting for Customer information, decisions, approvals, access or third-party action.
Any advertised 5- or 7-business-day timeline refers to the target for the first completed website version to be ready for Customer review. It is not a guarantee that the website will be publicly launched within that period. Public launch depends on your review, requested revisions, final approval, domain/DNS access and any necessary third-party actions.
9. Revisions and scope changes
Each package includes the number of revision rounds stated in the package description. A revision round means one consolidated set of requested changes submitted together. Additional rounds, extra pages, a substantially different design direction, new functionality or other work outside the purchased scope may be quoted separately and will not be performed until you accept the additional charge.
10. Review, approval and launch
When we provide a website version for review, you should either approve it in writing or send your consolidated revision request. If we do not hear from you within ten business days, we may treat that version as approved for purposes of completing the project and closing the included revision period.
We will not be required to publicly launch the website without the information, access or authorization reasonably required for launch. Your approval of a website version confirms that you have reviewed the visible business information, services, claims, license details and other Customer-supplied content appearing on that version.
If a project receives no meaningful response from you for ninety days, we may close and archive the project. Restarting an archived project may require a re-opening fee and may be subject to current scheduling.
11. Accessibility
We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as our accessibility design standard and apply accessibility review and testing as part of our launch process.
Accessibility is an ongoing condition, not a permanent certification. No website can be guaranteed to be free from accessibility complaints, demand letters or litigation, and we do not provide a legal opinion or warranty that a website complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act, New York State or City human-rights laws, or any other accessibility law.
Content or technology added after launch — including images without appropriate text alternatives, low-contrast styling, PDFs, videos without captions, third-party widgets, plugins or customer edits — can affect accessibility. Unless an ongoing accessibility or maintenance service is expressly included, responsibility for post-launch changes and continuing compliance remains with you.
12. Search visibility and marketing results
We may provide foundational search optimization such as page structure, titles, metadata, structured data, performance work and local-search signals. Search engines and advertising platforms control their own rankings, eligibility and results. We do not guarantee any ranking position, traffic volume, number of leads, sales or revenue.
13. Ownership and licenses
After the website build fee has been paid in full, you own the customer-specific website content and materials created for your project, subject to the exceptions below. The domain name will be registered in your name where the package includes a new domain and the required registration information is provided.
Third-party software, themes, plugins, fonts, stock assets, libraries, templates and other licensed materials remain subject to their respective licenses and are not transferred to you as intellectual property merely because they are used on your website. We retain ownership of our reusable templates, code libraries, development methods, internal tools and other pre-existing materials and may reuse them for other projects.
Unless you ask us in writing not to, we may identify and display the completed website in our portfolio and marketing materials.
14. Domain, DNS and email
Launching a website may require changes to domain or DNS settings. If you use email on the same domain, you must tell us the email provider and any relevant setup information before DNS changes are made. Domain changes can affect existing email service if required DNS records are not preserved.
Where a registrar, email provider, previous developer or other third party controls the domain, DNS or email environment, our work depends on that third party’s cooperation and systems. We are not responsible for delays or outages caused by a third party or by incorrect or incomplete access information supplied to us. After launch, you should promptly confirm that your email is sending and receiving normally and notify us immediately of any issue.
15. Hosting, backups and uptime
We use commercial hosting infrastructure and do not guarantee uninterrupted or error-free service. Unless a separate service-level agreement says otherwise, we do not provide uptime credits. We maintain regular backups as part of our hosting service and will make reasonable efforts to restore a site after a hosting failure within our control.
You may move your website to another compatible host. After all outstanding amounts are paid, we will provide the transferable website files and reasonable cooperation for migration. Third-party licenses that are non-transferable or tied to our agency account may need to be replaced by you.
16. Third-party services and privacy
Our services may use third-party providers, including payment processors, form platforms, domain registrars, hosting providers and Google services. Those providers operate under their own terms and privacy practices, and we do not control their availability, policies or security.
We collect and use Customer information to provide, administer and support the purchased services as described in our Privacy Policy. We do not sell Customer information. You should not send passwords, payment-card details or other highly sensitive information through ordinary website intake fields unless we specifically provide a secure method for doing so.
17. Acceptable use
You may not use a website or hosting service we provide for unlawful activity, malware, unsolicited bulk email, infringement of third-party rights, fraudulent or deceptive content, or advertising services you are not legally permitted to provide. We may suspend or terminate affected services where reasonably necessary, with notice where circumstances permit.
18. Refunds and cancellation
Because work begins after payment and intake, build fees are refundable only before delivery of the first completed website version and only for the portion of the agreed project scope not yet performed. Any refund is calculated in good faith based on work completed and non-refundable third-party costs already incurred as of the cancellation date.
After delivery of the first completed website version, the build fee is non-refundable except where required by law or where we expressly agree otherwise in writing.
Annual hosting fees, if prepaid and if service is cancelled before the end of the paid term, are refundable on a pro-rata basis for unused whole months, less any non-refundable domain, licensing or third-party costs. Domain registration and renewal fees are non-refundable once paid to the registry or registrar.
19. Support
Unless your package or maintenance plan says otherwise, support is provided through email and WhatsApp. We aim to respond to normal support requests within one business day. Response time is not a guarantee of resolution time, which depends on the nature of the request and any third-party involvement.
20. Customer warranties and indemnification
You represent that you have the right to use and authorize us to publish the photographs, videos, logos, text, reviews, testimonials and other materials you provide, and that the factual business information and credentials you provide are accurate.
If a third-party claim is brought against us because of Customer-supplied material or information — for example, an image you did not have permission to use, an unauthorized testimonial, an inaccurate or expired license number, a credential you did not hold, or a service you were not permitted to advertise — you agree, to the extent permitted by law, to reimburse our reasonable losses, costs and legal fees resulting from that claim. This provision does not apply to the extent a claim results from our own negligence, willful misconduct or breach of this agreement.
21. Limitation of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, our total aggregate liability arising from the specific services giving rise to a claim will not exceed the amount you paid us for those services during the twelve months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, we are not liable for lost profits, lost revenue, lost business opportunities, loss of data, or indirect, incidental, special, exemplary or consequential damages. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.
22. Termination
Either party may terminate an active project by written notice. If you terminate, you remain responsible for work completed and non-refundable costs incurred through the termination date. If we terminate for a reason other than your breach, nonpayment, unlawful use or failure to cooperate, we will refund any prepaid build amount attributable to work not performed, subject to non-refundable third-party costs.
23. Governing law and venue
These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflict-of-law principles. To the extent a dispute may lawfully be subject to an agreed forum, the parties consent to the state and federal courts located in Queens County, New York.
24. Changes to these Terms
We may revise these Terms for future orders. Each published version should carry an effective date or version identifier. Unless the parties agree otherwise in writing, the version presented to and accepted by you when you place your order governs that order. We will retain or be able to reproduce the applicable version in our business records.
25. Electronic acceptance and records
You agree that electronic acceptance, electronic records and communications may be used in connection with your order. We may retain records showing the Terms version presented, your name and email, selected package, date and time of acceptance, form submission and payment transaction.
26. General provisions
If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue in effect to the extent permitted by law. A failure to enforce a provision on one occasion does not waive the right to enforce it later. Headings are for convenience only.
27. Contact
Advant IT Solutions
Web design and technology services provided by Unizon Inc.
New York, USA