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The small print, made big*

How we work together, what we promise and what we need from you. Every section boots with a plain-English summary. The full legal text sits right underneath.

  • updated 2026-11-04
  • read 9 min
  • tl;dr 1 min
  • law EE

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These terms apply when you buy services from VEONIO OÜ. They are written for business customers only. Your individual proposal always comes first. They replace our former Terms of Service and Order & Delivery Terms.

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Scope

In plain English: These terms cover every service we provide to businesses. Your proposal wins if it says something different.

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How a contract is made

In plain English: You get a proposal, you say yes in writing (email counts), and we start.

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Our services

In plain English: We deliver what the proposal describes, professionally and to the state of the art. We promise the work, not a specific business result, unless the proposal says so.

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Your cooperation

In plain English: We need your input, access and feedback on time, plus one person who can make decisions.

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Changes to the scope

In plain English: Either of us can ask for changes. We tell you the effect on price and timeline first, and nothing changes until we both agree.

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Acceptance

In plain English: You check what we deliver within 10 business days. If you don’t report a major problem or start using it, it counts as accepted.

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Fees and payment

In plain English: Prices are in the proposal, net plus VAT. Invoices are due in 14 days. Third-party costs like licences or ad budgets are on you.

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Rights to the work

In plain English: Once it’s paid, what we build for you is yours: code, accounts and data included. Our reusable tools stay ours, and you may use them in your project forever.

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Confidentiality

In plain English: What you tell us stays with us, and the other way round, for three years after we finish.

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Data protection

In plain English: If we handle personal data on your behalf, we sign a data processing agreement. How our website handles data is in the privacy policy.

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Warranty

In plain English: If something we delivered doesn’t work as agreed and you tell us within 90 days of acceptance, we fix it for free.

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Liability

In plain English: For serious fault we’re fully liable. Otherwise our liability is capped at what you paid under the affected proposal in the last 12 months.

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Term and termination

In plain English: Projects end when they’re delivered. Monthly services can be ended with one month’s notice to the end of a month.

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References

In plain English: We may mention you as a client unless you say no. We never publish anything confidential.

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Permitted content

In plain English: We build for lawful businesses only. You have the rights to what you give us, and professional-conduct wording is yours to get right. We may decline or stop a project that doesn’t fit.

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Website rebuild offer – business customers only

In plain English: Our “better website or you don’t pay” offer is for businesses only. You bet €50 up front, which we keep. We build a preview. If you like it and carry on, you pay the remaining €450 and the first year of your hosting plan. If you don’t, you pay nothing more and we delete the preview.

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VEONIO Autopilot – monthly packages

In plain English: The Autopilot packages (Local, Growth, Pro) are monthly subscriptions on top of your website plan, for businesses only. You book them in the client portal, can switch at any time and cancel to the end of the paid month. With a new website, the first month of Local is free.

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Use of this website

In plain English: Our website and scorecard give general, automated guidance. Helpful, but not an audit of your business.

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Final provisions

In plain English: Estonian law applies, disputes go to court in Tallinn, and the English version is the one that counts.

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// EOF. You made it to the end. Respect.

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