Terms & Conditions
Clear commercial terms before any work begins.
These terms explain how Marquis Market Reports handles project scope, payments, approvals, website use, and general service expectations. Review them before engaging the business or making a payment through the site.
Work starts from agreed scope
Projects, timelines, and deliverables depend on the written scope, quote, or proposal accepted by both sides.
Reviews matter
Client approvals, content delivery, and feedback timing affect production schedules and launch windows.
Commercial terms apply
Deposits, staged payments, or direct online payments may be required before work continues or goes live.
Website use and acceptance
By using this website or engaging the business, visitors accept the general rules below.
Acceptance
Using the website, submitting an enquiry, booking an appointment, or purchasing services indicates acceptance of these terms together with any project-specific quotation, scope, or agreement issued separately.
Accuracy of information
You agree to provide complete and accurate contact, business, payment, and project information so the business can assess your enquiry and deliver services correctly.
Lawful use
The website and services may only be used for lawful business purposes. You must not misuse forms, payment tools, uploaded materials, or communication channels.
Content changes
Website content, service descriptions, packages, case studies, and pricing references may be updated, removed, or revised without prior notice.
Project scope, delivery, and approvals
Projects are managed according to the agreed brief, working process, and approval cycle.
Scope of work
Deliverables are limited to the items included in the accepted proposal, written confirmation, or agreed service package. Additional requests may require a revised quote or timeline.
Client dependencies
Delivery timelines depend on receiving required assets, access, content, approvals, and feedback from the client within reasonable timeframes.
Revisions
Reasonable revisions may be included where stated in the proposal. Requests outside the agreed revision allowance may be treated as additional work.
Launch and publication
Where services involve website updates, media distribution, or campaign publication, final launch or release is usually dependent on client approval and any applicable third-party platform requirements.
Fees, invoices, and direct payments
Commercial terms apply to all services, whether paid by invoice, proposal, or the direct pay page.
Payment timing
The business may require an upfront deposit, staged payment, or full advance payment depending on the size and nature of the project. Specific terms should be confirmed in writing before work starts.
Late or missed payments
Work may be paused, withheld, or delayed if scheduled payments are not received on time. Access handover or final files may also be held until outstanding balances are cleared.
Direct pay usage
The direct payment facility should only be used for approved payments connected to an agreed service, invoice, retainer, or project milestone.
Refund position
Fees already applied to completed work, booked time, third-party charges, or production already underway may not be refundable. Any special refund terms should be confirmed separately in writing.
Intellectual property and client materials
Both parties remain responsible for the rights and permissions attached to the assets they provide or produce.
Client-owned materials
You confirm that any text, logos, images, documents, credentials, data, or brand assets supplied for a project may be lawfully used for that work.
Working files
Unless otherwise agreed in writing, working files, concepts, drafts, strategic notes, and internal production materials may remain the property of the business.
Portfolio use
Completed work may be referenced for portfolio, case study, or promotional purposes unless a written confidentiality restriction has been agreed in advance.
Third-party tools
Some services rely on third-party platforms, hosting tools, advertising systems, calendar tools, or payment providers, each of which may have separate terms and operating rules.
Limitations, disclaimers, and contact
This section clarifies practical limits on responsibility and the best route for clarifications.
No guaranteed outcome
Marketing, design, development, PR, SEO, and campaign performance depend on many variables. Unless specifically agreed in writing, the business does not guarantee a particular revenue, ranking, traffic, or lead result.
Indirect loss
To the extent reasonably allowed, the business is not responsible for indirect or consequential loss, interruption, missed opportunity, or third-party platform actions outside its control.
Legal review
These website terms are a business template and should be reviewed against your actual operating model, jurisdiction, contracts, and payment arrangements before live launch.
Questions
If you need clarification on project terms, invoicing, scope, or website usage, contact the business before proceeding with a booking, approval, or payment.
Ask before you approve or pay.
If you want these terms adapted to your actual business process, review them with legal counsel and contact us for any project-specific clarification.
