Website terms
Information first. Commitments only in signed agreements.
This site explains ProductBuild services, possible working relationships, and ways to start a conversation. It does not itself create a paid engagement, referral right, partnership, or employment relationship.
Informational site
Site content helps a conversation begin; it is not a contract.
The site is informational. Proposals and signed service agreements control paid work, including scope, fees, responsibilities, intellectual property, liability, and the legal engager.
Examples of services and working methods are general descriptions, not promises that a particular approach, result, price, or timeline applies to every engagement.
Do not rely on site content as a substitute for the proposal and signed agreement that apply to specific work.
Partner information
Public referral information is not an offer.
Public partner information is not an offer. Referrals create no rights, appointment, commission entitlement, or authority without a signed agreement, and the signed agreement controls.
No one may quote, contract, promise, or bind ProductBuild unless a signed agreement expressly gives that authority.
A prospective partner must not misrepresent public information as an appointment, employment relationship, guaranteed payment, or client commitment.
Content use
Use the content accurately and do not misrepresent it.
Site content may be referenced for legitimate evaluation and conversation, but it may not be copied, altered, presented out of context, or misrepresented as authority, endorsement, proof, or a binding commitment.
ProductBuild names, wording, and materials must not be used to impersonate ProductBuild or make misleading claims to a client or prospective client.
Links to third-party services do not change the separate terms that those providers apply.
Legal-entity boundary
The signed agreement must identify the actual legal engager.
This site does not state or imply that ProductBuild is a UK-incorporated company before incorporation. It does not select governing law or publish a liability limitation on behalf of a company that does not yet exist.
Any liability allocation, governing law, dispute process, and legal-entity details for paid work must be stated by the actual legal engager in the applicable signed agreement.
Site updates may reflect changes to services or operating arrangements, but they do not replace an agreement already signed for specific work.
Frequently asked
Questions worth answering before the work begins.
Does the site create a paid service or referral agreement?
No. A proposal and signed service agreement control paid work, and referrals create no rights without a signed partner agreement.
Does this site claim ProductBuild is incorporated in the UK?
No. The actual legal engager and any governing-law or liability terms must be identified in the signed agreement for the work.