Terms of Service
Last updated: July 31, 2026
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1. Scope of services
Cellara Growth Co provides website design and development, AI-assisted front desk services, revenue operations systems, reputation processes, and search visibility work, as described in a written proposal agreed with the client before work begins.
2. Proposals and scope changes
Work begins once a proposal is signed. Requests outside the agreed scope are addressed through a written change order describing the added work, timeline impact, and cost before it is carried out.
3. Fees and payment
Fees, payment schedule, and due dates are set out in the proposal for each engagement. Late payment may pause work until the account is current.
4. Client responsibilities
Clients are responsible for providing accurate business information, timely content and approvals, and access to any existing accounts or tools needed for the build. Delays in these areas will extend the project timeline.
5. Intellectual property and ownership
Once the engagement is paid in full, the client owns the delivered website, its content, and the data generated through their systems. Cellara retains ownership of its internal processes, methods, and any reusable components that are not specific to the client's deliverable.
6. Third-party services
Engagements may rely on third-party platforms for hosting, scheduling, messaging, or other functionality. Those platforms carry their own terms of service, which apply independently of this agreement.
7. No guarantee of specific results
Cellara does not guarantee specific search rankings, AI citation, lead volume, or revenue outcomes. Search engines and AI answer systems control their own results, and business outcomes depend on many factors outside our control.
8. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, Cellara's liability for any claim arising from these terms or an engagement is limited to the fees paid by the client for the specific engagement giving rise to the claim. Cellara is not liable for indirect or consequential damages.
9. Termination
Either party may end an ongoing engagement with written notice as specified in the proposal. Fees for work already performed remain due. Upon termination, the client retains ownership of and access to their delivered work and data as described in Section 5.
10. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, without regard to its conflict of law principles.
11. Contact
Cellara Growth Co, Houston, Texas.
Email: support@cellaragrowthco.com