Terms of Service

These are the terms behind every SiteSprint project. They're written in plain English on purpose — if anything here is unclear, ask before we start: hello@getsitesprint.com.

1. Who you're working with

SiteSprint is a service of EdgeFinders, LLC, a Georgia limited liability company, operated by Max Fry in Roswell, Georgia.

That's one business with three names on it, so here they all are up front:

• The person who calls, texts, or emails you is Max Fry.
• This website and the checkout page say SiteSprint.
• Your card statement will read EDGEFINDERSLLC — that's the legal company behind SiteSprint, and it's the name your bank shows.

If a charge looks unfamiliar, call or text me at (215) 776-6767 first — I can usually sort it out, or refund it, in a couple of minutes. That's a request, not a condition: nothing in these terms limits your right to dispute a charge with your bank or card issuer.

2. The offer

• One professional one-page website: $500 flat. No hidden fees, no monthly bill required.
• $250 deposit to start; the $250 balance is due only after you've seen your finished site and approved it.
• Optional add-ons, each +$150, agreed before the deposit and added to the balance: photo & art direction (custom imagery, palette drawn from your storefront, header motion), and a 24-hour rush (same build, delivered in one day instead of two). Neither is required and neither changes anything else in these terms.
• Also available, agreed in advance: an emergency fix ($300–500 depending on scope) for a site that is down or broken, and standalone month-to-month plans — hosting $29/mo, Google Business Profile management $99/mo, review management $79/mo — each cancel-anytime under the same rules as the care plan.
• Payment by card, handled by Stripe — my payment processor. Your card details go to Stripe, not to me: I never see or store a card number. Stripe emails you a receipt, and the charge appears as EDGEFINDERSLLC. If you'd rather not use a card, Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or cash are all fine — just tell me and I'll send a request instead.

3. The 48-hour clock

(With the 24-hour rush add-on, read “24 hours” for “48 hours” throughout this section — everything else about the clock works the same way.)

The 48 hours start when both of these have happened: your deposit is received, and you've sent your business details (name, what you do, hours, services or menu with prices, photos if you have them, phone, and address). If content arrives in pieces, the clock starts when the last essential piece lands.

4. What's included

• One page with your hours, services or menu, photos, an embedded map, and a tap-to-call button
• Built mobile-first — most of your customers are on phones
• Basic on-page SEO, set up correctly — titles, description, and local-business info search engines can read
• One round of revisions after you see the first version
• Help registering your domain in your own name (about $12/yr, paid to the registrar, at cost — you own it, always)

Not included at the flat price: online stores, booking systems built from scratch (linking your existing one is included), multi-page sites, logo design, or copywriting beyond editing what you give me. Any of that can be quoted separately.

5. The deposit, refunds, and changing your mind

The $250 deposit is collected before I start building, so it's only fair to be exact about when you can get it back. Three windows:

• Before I've started: full refund, no questions, no reason needed. Email or text me and the whole $250 goes back. I don't start a build until your business details arrive, so if you haven't sent them yet, you are always in this window.
• Within 72 hours of paying: full refund, even if I've started. Three days to think it over. If you've had second thoughts about a decision you made on a phone call, say so inside that window and you get all $250 back — I'd genuinely rather return the money than build a website for someone who isn't sure.
• After 72 hours, once the build is underway: the deposit isn't refundable — it's paying for hours already worked. You owe nothing further, the balance is cancelled, and if you'd like whatever I've built so far, ask and I'll send it as-is.

Same rule if you simply go quiet: I'm not going to chase you, and no further charge appears.

Refunds go back to the card you paid with, through Stripe. I send them the day you ask; your bank typically posts them within 5–10 business days.

And to say it plainly a second time, because it matters: none of this affects your right to dispute a charge with your bank or card issuer. I'd appreciate a call first, because I can refund faster than a dispute resolves — but that is my preference, not your obligation.

6. Your content

You confirm that the text, photos, logos, menus, and anything else you send me are yours to use (or you have permission to use them). I won't knowingly publish content that infringes someone else's rights, and you agree to be responsible for the materials you provide.

7. Ownership

Once the balance is paid, the website files are 100% yours. Your domain is registered under your own account from day one, so you're never locked in — to me or anyone else.

8. Care plan (optional)

$49/month covers hosting, content edits (turned around within 48 hours), and a monthly backup. Month-to-month, cancel anytime by email or text, no cancellation fee — say the word and the next charge simply doesn't happen. Skip it and there's no ongoing cost at all; you'll just handle hosting and edits yourself. The care plan is entirely optional and is never added without you asking for it.

9. Contractor plan (optional)

$199/month, month-to-month. For home-service businesses that want the whole thing handled: the same one-page website (built on the 48-hour clock in section 3), hosting, your Google Business Profile kept up, review requests and responses, two content edits a month, and a one-page report every month showing how many people called and how many looked. $250 to start — and the first monthly charge doesn't happen until the site is live and you've approved it.

Leaving is simple, and you keep your stuff: your domain is registered in your own name from day one, and if you cancel — email or text, no fee, the next charge simply doesn't happen — I hand over the website files and point your domain wherever you tell me. I host the site while you're on the plan; I don't hold it hostage when you're not. The $250 start payment follows the same three refund windows as section 5.

One honest limit, in writing because I say it on the phone too: the monthly report shows you real numbers, but I don't promise rankings, leads, or results — nobody honest can. The month the numbers stop earning the $199, cancel.

10. The boring-but-necessary part

• After delivery (or care-plan cancellation), the site is provided as-is; I'm not liable for changes you or third parties make to it, or for outages of third-party services (hosting, registrars, embedded maps).
• EdgeFinders, LLC's total liability for any claim related to a project is capped at the amount you actually paid for that project. Neither of us is liable to the other for indirect or consequential damages.
• These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Georgia.
• If we agree to different terms in writing for your project, that writing wins over this page.

11. Questions

hello@getsitesprint.com · (215) 776-6767 — you'll get a human, and it'll be me.