Terms of Service

1. Operator and scope

Mazieight LLC operates https://saadla.site under the SAADLA brand. SAADLA and saadla.site are brand and website names, not separate legal entities. The legal contracting party is Mazieight LLC, a Domestic Limited Liability Company (LLC), formed in the State of New Mexico, United States, effective September 29, 2026. New Mexico Entity ID: 0008133507. Principal place of business / mailing address: 1209 Mountain Road Pl NE, Ste R, Albuquerque, NM 87110, United States. References to “we”, “us”, “our”, or the “operator” in these policies mean Mazieight LLC.

These terms apply to this website and, when incorporated into an accepted proposal, the services ordered from its operator. Browsing this website does not place an order or create a payment obligation. By using the website, you agree to its applicable use rules. Before ordering services, you must receive and accept the relevant proposal and commercial terms.

2. Services and eligibility

Services include custom web and mobile development, UI/UX and creative design, brand strategy, SEO, and technical consulting. The portfolio illustrates work and capabilities; it is not an online shop. There are currently no customer accounts, on-site payment collection, or self-service subscription plans.

You must have legal capacity to enter a service agreement, and authority to act for any organization you represent. Services are intended for adults and business customers. Do not impersonate another person or submit misleading information.

3. Orders and written agreements

An inquiry or price discussion is not an accepted order. Before work starts, a written proposal or agreement should identify the contracting parties, scope, deliverables, price, currency, taxes, milestones, schedule, revisions, third-party costs, and any deposit. Work begins only after acceptance and any agreed initial payment. A specifically agreed project term takes precedence over a conflicting general term, subject to mandatory law. Material changes require agreement by both parties.

4. Pricing, payments, taxes, and deposits

Pricing is provided by quotation based on scope and complexity. Accepted quotes and invoices specify payment methods, amounts, due dates, and any applicable taxes. No payment processor is integrated into this website. A provider used for a particular invoice must be disclosed before payment; its own payment-processing terms may apply.

Deposits, if agreed, are applied toward the project price and are not automatically forfeited. Earned fees and authorized, unrecoverable expenses are handled under the Refund & Cancellation Policy. Any late-payment charge must be disclosed and agreed in advance and permitted by law. Customers are responsible only for taxes lawfully chargeable to them and disclosed as required.

5. Customer responsibilities and materials

Provide accurate requirements, timely feedback, necessary access, and materials you are authorized to use. Keep backups and use secure access-sharing methods. You remain responsible for the legality and accuracy of your content and instructions. Do not submit confidential credentials through the public contact form.

If a project involves access to personal data, the parties must agree appropriate confidentiality, security, and data-processing arrangements before granting access. These website terms are not a substitute for a project-specific data-processing agreement.

6. Delivery, acceptance, and change requests

Digital deliverables are supplied through the delivery method agreed in the proposal, such as a repository, download, design file, or deployment. Dates depend on the agreed scope, timely approvals, and third-party availability. Material delays will be discussed; no fixed delivery time applies unless agreed.

The proposal should specify included revision rounds and any acceptance criteria or review period. Report defects or missing agreed work promptly so they can be assessed and corrected. Additional features, new directions, or revisions beyond the agreed scope require a written change request and agreement on extra fees or schedule changes before proceeding. Silence alone does not waive statutory remedies.

7. Intellectual property and final deliverables

You retain ownership of materials you supply and grant only the permissions needed to perform the project. The proposal must identify ownership or license rights for commissioned deliverables, source files, and working files. Unless otherwise agreed, rights in original final deliverables created specifically for the paid project transfer to the customer once the related agreed fees are paid, to the extent those rights can legally be transferred.

Pre-existing tools, reusable components, know-how, open-source software, fonts, stock assets, and other third-party materials remain subject to their existing ownership and license terms. Any required license for incorporated provider-owned components must permit use of the paid deliverable as agreed. Third-party restrictions and recurring license costs should be disclosed in advance. Portfolio publication of customer work requires permission or another lawful basis and must respect confidentiality.

8. Third-party services and ongoing support

Hosting, domains, APIs, app stores, email services, and software licenses are separate services unless expressly included in a proposal. The agreement should state who owns each account, pays renewals, and handles maintenance, backups, and security updates. Providers may change prices, suspend access, or experience outages; continuous availability cannot be guaranteed.

This website does not currently offer subscription checkout or automatic renewals. Any recurring maintenance or hosting arrangement must separately state the fee, billing interval, renewal terms, scope, and cancellation process before acceptance. No recurring payment is authorized merely by using the site.

9. Acceptable use

Do not use this website or commissioned services for fraud, phishing, malware, spam, unlawful surveillance, infringement, harassment, or other unlawful conduct. Do not attempt unauthorized access, disrupt systems, bypass access controls, or collect personal information without a lawful basis. Security testing requires prior written authorization. Requests that violate these rules may be declined. These rules serve as the acceptable-use provisions for this service business; no separate platform account policy applies.

10. Cancellation, suspension, and termination

Either party may end an engagement as provided in the written agreement and applicable law. Customers may request cancellation through the website contact form or the published phone / WhatsApp number. Fees for completed work and authorized unrecoverable expenses, and refunds of unearned prepaid amounts, are determined under the Refund & Cancellation Policy.

Work or access may be suspended for nonpayment, material breach, unlawful instructions, or a genuine security risk. Where reasonable, notice and an opportunity to remedy the issue will be provided. Immediate action may be necessary to prevent harm or comply with law. On termination, the parties should settle fees and arrange handover of paid deliverables and return or deletion of confidential materials, subject to legal retention requirements.

11. Warranties and service limitations

Services will be performed with reasonable care and skill, subject to the agreed scope and applicable law. Website content is general information and may contain errors or become outdated. No guarantee is made of uninterrupted operation, search-engine rankings, sales, revenue, platform approval, or a particular business result. AI-assisted outputs, if used in an agreed project, require human review and may be inaccurate. Nothing here excludes a warranty or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded.

12. Liability and third-party claims

To the extent permitted by applicable law, neither party is liable for indirect or consequential losses that were not reasonably foreseeable when the agreement was made. Responsibility for direct loss depends on the agreement and applicable law; no universal monetary liability cap is imposed by these website terms. Nothing excludes liability for fraud, intentional misconduct, or any liability that cannot legally be limited.

Each party remains responsible for its own unlawful acts and infringement. A business project may include a reasonable, specifically agreed indemnity for third-party claims caused by supplied materials or unlawful instructions, with notice and an opportunity to respond. No blanket customer indemnity is imposed merely by visiting this website.

13. Governing law and disputes

These Terms and contracts with Mazieight LLC are governed by the laws of the State of New Mexico, United States. Mandatory consumer protections and rights to use competent courts remain unaffected. This clause does not impose exclusive venue or remove protections that apply regardless of a contractual choice of law.

Please contact the operator to discuss a concern. You may still use any statutory complaint process, payment-provider dispute process, or legal remedy available to you. No mandatory arbitration or waiver of consumer rights is imposed by this page.

14. Changes and contact

The last-updated date identifies the current version. Changes apply prospectively; material changes to an existing paid engagement require the process agreed with the customer and any notice or consent required by law.

For questions, support, billing, cancellations, refunds, or privacy requests, contact Mazieight LLC using the website contact form at https://saadla.site/en/contact#contact or phone / WhatsApp at +212 687 917 838. Correspondence may also be sent to 1209 Mountain Road Pl NE, Ste R, Albuquerque, NM 87110, United States. No public business email address is provided. Include only the information needed for your request; never send card details, passwords, or tax identifiers through the contact form.