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Terms & Conditions

The ground rules for working with me on aniketwebdev.in — covering payments, revisions, ownership, and everything in between, in plain language.

Last updated August 6, 2026
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Who this applies to

These Terms & Conditions ("Terms") govern any project, proposal, or engagement between you ("Client") and Aniket Jamunde, operating this portfolio and freelance practice at aniketwebdev.in ("I", "me", "my"). By approving a proposal, sending a deposit, or asking me to start work, you agree to these Terms for that engagement.

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Scope of work

Every project starts with a written proposal or quote covering deliverables, timeline, and price. That document is the source of truth for what's included. Anything outside it — extra pages, integrations, redesigns after sign-off — is treated as a change request and quoted separately before I start on it.

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Payment terms

Projects are secured with a non-refundable deposit (typically 40–50% of the total) before work begins. The remaining balance is due on delivery, before final files, credentials, or a production deploy are handed over. For ongoing or retainer work, invoices are issued monthly and due within 7 days. Late payments may pause active work until the balance is cleared.

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Revisions

Each project includes a set number of revision rounds, stated in the proposal. A revision is a refinement of agreed-upon work — not a new feature or a change in direction. Rounds beyond what's included, or revisions requested after final sign-off, are billed at my standard hourly rate.

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Timelines & delays

Delivery dates are estimates built around a normal back-and-forth pace. They assume timely feedback, content, and access from your side. If a project stalls on my end waiting for input for more than 14 days, I may pause the engagement, and the timeline resets once work resumes.

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Ownership & IP

Once the final invoice is paid in full, ownership of the delivered code and design assets created specifically for your project transfers to you. I retain the right to reuse general techniques, components, and non-proprietary code patterns across other projects, and to display the finished work in my portfolio unless you ask me, in writing, to keep it private.

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Third-party tools & licenses

Projects may rely on third-party services, libraries, fonts, or stock assets. Any ongoing subscription costs (hosting, domains, paid plugins, SaaS tools) are the Client's responsibility unless a proposal states otherwise. I'll always flag paid dependencies before adding them.

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Confidentiality

Anything you share with me for a project — business details, credentials, content, data — is treated as confidential and used only to complete the work. I don't share it with third parties beyond what's needed to deliver the project (e.g. a hosting provider you've asked me to use).

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Warranties & liability

I build to the best of my ability and test before delivery, but software is rarely bug-free. I'll fix defects in delivered work reported within 30 days of handoff at no extra cost. Beyond that, my liability for any claim arising from a project is limited to the amount paid for that project, and I'm not liable for indirect losses such as lost revenue or data from third-party outages.

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Termination

Either party can end an engagement in writing with 7 days' notice. You pay for work completed up to that point; deposits already paid for started work are non-refundable. Files and access are handed over once outstanding invoices are settled.

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Changes to these terms

I may update these Terms as my practice evolves. Changes apply to new engagements from the date they're posted here; a project already in progress is governed by the Terms in place when it started.

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Contact

Questions about these Terms or an active project? Reach me at aniketjamunde@zohomail.com — I read every email myself.