Guarantee, Support & Refunds
This page spells out exactly what the guarantee covers, how support works after delivery, and what happens to money already paid if a project gets cancelled.
- Quality guarantee
- Real support
- Transparent cancellation terms
The exact edge of the guarantee
Plenty of guarantee pages only show the flattering column. The second one is what makes this page worth believing.
Covered
- Delivery that matches exactly what the contract scoped out
- Free fixes for technical faults tied to our own work, within the support window
- Measurable before/after speed and security results, using credible tools
- An SEO approach that stays entirely inside Google's own guidelines
- Full transparency: every claim made stays something that can be checked
Not covered
- Third-party costs: domain, hosting, commercial plugins and themes
- A fresh request that comes in after the project scope is signed off
- Damage caused by the client's own changes after delivery
- Delay that traces back to content or access arriving late
- A precise, guaranteed position in Google's results
No honest team promises an exact spot in Google. What actually gets guaranteed is the quality of the work and how transparently it is reported.
Last updated: 1 July 2026
1. Starting Point: Fairness in Both Directions
None of this is built to trap anyone; it protects the team's work while keeping the client's rights fully intact. The final word on any project is always that project's own signed contract — this page just lays out the general shape behind those contracts. Anything unclear is best asked before work starts.
2. Quality Guarantee
- Website design: delivered to the agreed scope, free of defects; anything technically wrong that traces back to our work gets fixed free during support.
- Speed and security: before/after results are measurable with recognized tools like PageSpeed and security scans.
- SEO: a principled approach aligned with Google's own guidelines is guaranteed; per the Terms, no honest team guarantees an exact rank. What's actually guaranteed is quality of execution and transparent reporting.
3. Support After Delivery
Every project ships with a support window during which fixes for issues tied to that work are free. Its exact length is written into that project's contract, and it can be extended once it ends.
4. How Refunds Are Calculated
A refund is based on the work actually completed, not simply time that has passed — since much of a web project's value gets produced in the first days, a deposit usually corresponds to work that starts right away. Each request is reviewed individually, with a clear breakdown of the numbers.
5. If a Project Gets Cancelled
- Before work starts: the deposit is refunded after deducting any costs already incurred (needs assessment, third-party purchases).
- After work starts: completed work is settled and the remainder is refunded.
- If we cancel: the full cost of the unfinished portion comes back, no deductions.
6. For Recurring Services (SEO & Security)
- Notice that the next period won't renew can be given in advance.
- The fee for a period already underway isn't refundable.
- Reports and results from earlier periods stay the client's, permanently.
7. What This Guarantee Doesn't Reach
- Third-party costs — domain, hosting, commercial plugins or themes, cloud services.
- Any change that falls outside the original agreed scope.
- Breakage that happens after delivery because of a change the client or someone else made.
- Delay that traces back to content, information, or access arriving late.
8. Filing a Request
Any request about a guarantee, support, cancellation, or refund can go through the contact page or by email at MahdiParto94@Gmail.Com, and gets answered the same business day.
A Clear Conversation, Before Any Commitment
All terms and commitments get spelled out in the free consultation, before a single payment is made.
The refund terms, written before you pay rather than after.
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