Terms & Conditions

The terms that govern website use, enquiries, and project engagement with Vyasti.

These Terms & Conditions explain how visitors may use the Vyasti website, how service enquiries are handled, how project discussions may move into formal engagement, and what responsibilities apply to both sides.

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Usage Agreement Layer Website and service terms
Policy Overview

Clear terms help protect the website, the work, the client, and the project process.

Using the website, submitting an enquiry, requesting consultation, or starting a project with Vyasti means these terms may apply alongside accepted proposals, invoices, contracts, and written agreements.

Website Use responsibly
Project Scope required
Work Terms apply
Terms principle
A professional engagement should be clear before work begins: scope, timeline, payment, responsibilities, ownership, and approval flow.
Website Use

By using this website, visitors agree to use it responsibly and lawfully.

The Vyasti website is provided to share information about services, work, insights, resources, consultation, and ways to contact the business.

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Acceptance of terms

Using the website means accepting these terms.

By accessing, browsing, submitting forms, or using this website, visitors agree to these Terms & Conditions. If a visitor does not agree, they should stop using the website.

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Website information

Website content is for general business information.

Service descriptions, work examples, resources, insights, pricing references, or process information may be updated, changed, removed, or corrected at any time.

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Permitted use

Visitors should not misuse the website.

Visitors must not attempt to damage, overload, hack, copy, scrape, reverse engineer, spam, inject harmful code, or interfere with the website, forms, systems, or connected tools.

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External links

Third-party websites are outside Vyasti’s control.

The website may include links to third-party websites, tools, forms, platforms, embeds, or resources. Vyasti is not responsible for external content, policies, availability, or practices.

Services & Project Engagement

Enquiries are not project agreements until scope, pricing, and acceptance are confirmed.

Vyasti may provide services across brand systems, websites, UI/UX, communication design, motion, growth, SEO, strategic consultation, and digital systems.

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Proposals and scope

Project deliverables, timelines, pricing, payment terms, responsibilities, revisions, and inclusions must be confirmed through an accepted proposal, invoice, written scope, or agreement.

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Payments and invoices

Payments, advance amounts, milestones, taxes, late payment rules, cancellation terms, and refund conditions will follow the accepted proposal, invoice, or project agreement.

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Timelines and approvals

Timelines depend on client inputs, feedback, approvals, content, assets, payment status, and third-party dependencies. Delays in inputs or approvals may affect delivery timelines.

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Revisions and change requests

Revisions are limited to the accepted scope. New requirements, additional pages, extra assets, major redesigns, new directions, or expanded deliverables may require additional fees and revised timelines.

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Client shares correct inputs

Business details, content, references, approvals, assets, access, and legal permissions should be accurate and usable.

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Vyasti builds within scope

Work is delivered based on agreed deliverables, project direction, available inputs, timeline, and approved scope.

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Approvals move the project

Client feedback, decision-making, approvals, and payment milestones help keep the project moving.

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Final use depends on clearance

Final deployment, usage, publishing, or commercial use may depend on payment completion, approvals, and any agreed handoff terms.

Responsibilities & Ownership

Clear responsibilities reduce confusion during project execution.

The client is responsible for the accuracy of submitted information, permissions for supplied materials, and timely approval. Vyasti is responsible for delivering agreed work within the confirmed project scope.

Client-provided material

The client confirms they have rights to use any logos, images, content, data, references, files, access credentials, brand assets, and third-party material shared with Vyasti.

Intellectual property

Ownership of final deliverables depends on accepted scope, contract, invoice, and payment status. Concepts, drafts, unused work, templates, systems, files, and internal methods may remain with Vyasti unless agreed otherwise.

Portfolio and credit

Unless agreed otherwise, Vyasti may reference completed work, project category, client name, screenshots, or outcomes in its portfolio, case studies, website, and marketing material.

Limitations, Tools & Updates

Some parts of a project may depend on third-party platforms, tools, hosting, plugins, or client-side decisions.

Vyasti may work with external tools, platforms, hosting providers, form systems, analytics tools, payment gateways, plugins, software, and client-managed accounts.

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Third-party tools

External services have their own terms.

Vyasti is not responsible for downtime, policy changes, pricing changes, restrictions, security incidents, or service issues caused by third-party platforms, plugins, APIs, hosting, domains, email, or software providers.

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No guaranteed results

Design and digital work can support outcomes, but cannot guarantee business results.

Vyasti may support brand clarity, website quality, communication, UX, SEO foundations, and digital systems, but does not guarantee leads, rankings, revenue, conversions, funding, approvals, or business performance.

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Liability limits

Use of website and services is subject to reasonable limitations.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Vyasti will not be liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, business, revenue, data, reputation, or opportunity losses arising from website use, delays, third-party tools, or project-related decisions.

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Policy updates

Terms may be updated as the business, website, or services evolve.

Vyasti may update these Terms & Conditions from time to time. Updated terms may be posted on this page with a revised date.

FAQ

Terms and project questions. Answered with clarity.

A practical explanation of how Vyasti treats website use, enquiries, project agreements, deliverables, revisions, payments, and ownership.

Do these Terms apply to using the Vyasti website?

Yes. By accessing or using the Vyasti website, visitors agree to follow these Terms & Conditions, along with the Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy where applicable.

Does submitting an enquiry create a project agreement?

No. Submitting an enquiry or project form does not automatically create a project agreement. A project begins only after scope, pricing, timelines, payment terms, and acceptance are confirmed.

Are all website prices or service details final?

No. Any service descriptions, packages, or pricing references on the website are indicative unless confirmed through a formal proposal, invoice, or written agreement.

Who owns final project deliverables?

Ownership of project deliverables depends on the accepted proposal, invoice, contract, and payment status. Vyasti may retain ownership of concepts, drafts, source files, templates, systems, and unused work unless otherwise agreed.

Can project timelines change?

Yes. Timelines may change if content, approvals, feedback, payment, access, third-party dependencies, or project scope changes are delayed.

Can Vyasti show completed work in its portfolio?

Unless agreed otherwise, Vyasti may show completed work, client name, screenshots, project category, or case-study references in its portfolio, website, social media, pitch decks, or marketing material.

Questions About Terms?

For project-specific terms, the accepted proposal or contract will control the details.

These website terms provide a general framework. Each project may have its own scope, payment terms, timeline, ownership rules, revision limits, and delivery structure.

Use. Scope. Approve. Build.