Website Terms

Wild Logic Web LLC operates this website to explain our services and help you plan a project. You may browse the work, explore configurations, use previews, and download your estimate without creating an account or providing an email address.

Use the site lawfully. Do not use its forms or tools to send spam or malicious material, bypass access restrictions, interfere with the service, or obtain information you are not authorized to access.

The builder produces a planning estimate from the choices you make. Its prices remain a working model. An estimate or download is not a binding quote, offer, signed agreement, or commitment to start work.

We review the requested scope before a project begins. A written agreement defines the deliverables, price, payment terms, revisions, and handoff. Items marked custom scope or review required need that review before they can be priced.

One-time build costs, recurring Wild Logic services, and third-party costs are shown separately. Read our Transparency page for the published ownership and scope rules. These website terms do not change an existing signed agreement.

Website updates and support are available by request. Each request has an agreed scope, one-time price, and timing before work begins. We do not offer a monthly support subscription for new work.

If troubleshooting is needed before quoting a repair, we agree on the diagnostic work and its price separately. Sending a request does not authorize work or a charge.

Hosting, domain renewals, paid software, and other third-party costs remain separate. New development and complex repairs require a scope review and separate quote.

Existing signed agreements, their support and cancellation terms, and fixes covered by a build agreement remain unchanged. Your site, domain, and accounts remain yours whether or not you request help.

Read the website support details for pricing, boundaries, and how to request help.

Concept previews and website kits illustrate possible structure and design. Sample text, images, and features are examples; they do not establish a finished deliverable or confirm that a particular integration is included.

You may save your estimate and use it to plan or discuss your project. Customer work, logos, photographs, third-party assets, and other materials shown on the site retain their respective ownership and licensing terms. Displaying them in a preview or portfolio does not transfer a license to use them in your own published website.

Request an audit only for a public website you own or are authorized to assess. Do not submit private addresses, credentials, access tokens, or restricted systems.

The audit uses the configured provider at a particular time. DataForSEO can render a small desktop sample of up to five public pages when that paid check is separately enabled. The Google PageSpeed Insights fallback measures one public page with the mobile Lighthouse strategy and requests performance, accessibility, best-practices, and SEO results. When the full audit is enabled, it also reads the site's public security headers, the audited hostname's public mail records, the homepage certificate, and Google's malware and phishing lists. The Google Places listing check is controlled separately and requires provider-terms, disclosure, and spend approval before activation. When enabled, the audit includes Google Maps features and content; use of those features is subject to the then-current Google Maps End User Additional Terms of Service and Google Privacy Policy. Google Web Risk results are advisory: Google's lists can miss unsafe sites and can list safe ones in error, and a clear result doesn't mean no browser or security tool will warn visitors. Blocked pages, unavailable responses, provider limits, and runtime errors can affect the findings. It can miss problems, and an observation may need human review before you change a website.

An audit report does not certify security, accessibility, legal compliance, search rankings, or site-wide reliability. It is not a penetration test or a complete review. The report explains what was checked and what was skipped.

Report links expire, and availability is subject to service and abuse limits. If you want to keep the findings, use the report download. See the Privacy Policy for report access, retention, and deletion details.

Send accurate contact information and only information you are entitled to share. A successful form receipt means your inquiry was stored for review. It does not create an account, book work, or guarantee that an email notification reached an inbox.

Our Privacy Policy explains the information sent by each form, the services involved, retention, and your choices. Sending an inquiry does not subscribe you to marketing.

For questions about this site or these terms, email hello@wildlogicweb.com.

We may update the public website and these terms. The date above identifies the latest revision. Changes here do not replace the terms of a signed project agreement or limit rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.