Provider, acceptance, and authority
Menashe Avramov, trading as SEOH, provides the website and services described in these Terms. The business address is 5 HaGefen Street, Ramla 7251205, IL and the contact email is [email protected]. By using an interactive tool, creating or using an account, submitting an enquiry, or agreeing to a proposal that incorporates these Terms, you accept them. If you act for an organization, you confirm authority to bind it. You must have legal capacity to contract. General public information may be viewed by younger visitors where lawful, but service enquiries and engagements must be made by an authorized adult, and all adult-industry surfaces are strictly 18+.
Website scope and order of precedence
These Terms cover public and localized pages, PWA and mobile-shell features, forms and gated actions, calculators, funnel planners and shared plans, downloads and resources, portfolio and partner links, support and cancellation paths, the client portal, and any enabled API, MCP, agent, notification, or communication interface. A signed proposal, statement of work, order, data-processing agreement, or other negotiated document controls for its engagement where it expressly conflicts with these Terms. Platform policies and open-source licenses apply to their respective components. No sales copy or informal message changes an approved scope.
Enquiries, estimates, and forming an engagement
Pages, calls to action, audits, samples, calculators, generated plans, shared links, consultations, availability statements, response targets, and published price ranges are invitations or planning guidance, not a binding offer. SEOH may review the business model, market, audience, urgency, compliance needs, access requirements, and conflicts before accepting work. An engagement begins only when the parties approve the required written scope and any stated deposit, onboarding, or acceptance condition. SEOH may decline a request without disclosing confidential risk or conflict information.
Accounts, portal, APIs, agents, and credentials
You must provide accurate account information, keep passwords, tokens, API keys, shared links, and devices secure, use only authorized seats and organizations, and promptly report suspected compromise. You are responsible for activity performed through your authorized account or credentials. Do not bypass authentication, authorization, rate limits, feature flags, consent gates, robot controls, or technical restrictions. SEOH may log, rate-limit, revoke, or suspend access to protect users, systems, providers, or data. Portal, API, MCP, agent, preview, and beta features may change, be limited, or be withdrawn.
Quotes, fees, taxes, and payment
Published ranges are indicative. The written scope sets currency, fees, taxes, milestones, expenses, payment schedule, invoice details, and any late-payment rule. The public site does not create an automatic checkout or recurring subscription merely because a price or service tier appears. Payment may be arranged manually, including by bank transfer, only against the approved quote or invoice. You are responsible for taxes, withholding, bank charges, and accurate billing details except to the extent the written scope or mandatory law says otherwise. SEOH may pause unpaid work after reasonable notice where permitted.
Delivery, review, acceptance, and scope changes
The written scope defines deliverables, dependencies, review rounds, milestones, acceptance, and estimated timing. You must supply timely information, access, feedback, approvals, and a single authorized decision path. Delays, missing access, platform review, third-party outages, new compliance requirements, or changed instructions can alter timing and price. Work outside scope requires written change approval. If a scope has an acceptance period, deliverables are accepted under that rule; otherwise the parties should record material defects promptly and work in good faith on an agreed correction path.
Cancellation, refunds, and consumer rights
The cancellation page provides a request route but does not replace the commercial terms of an engagement. The signed scope determines notice, termination fees, non-cancellable commitments, work in progress, licensed materials, deposits, refunds, and handover. Unless that scope or mandatory law says otherwise, amounts earned for completed work and third-party costs already committed are not refundable. Nothing in these Terms limits a non-waivable cancellation, cooling-off, refund, or consumer remedy. A cancellation request is effective only when received through an approved channel and identified well enough to match the engagement.
Client responsibilities, instructions, and permissions
You are responsible for the accuracy and lawfulness of instructions, claims, offers, products, audiences, contact lists, tracking choices, consent records, account access, and materials you provide. You must obtain rights, notices, consents, licenses, age assurances, and regulatory approvals required for SEOH to perform the scope. You remain responsible for business, legal, tax, medical, financial, employment, accessibility, platform, and industry decisions. SEOH may rely on instructions from your authorized contact and may stop or escalate work that appears unlawful, deceptive, insecure, non-consensual, or outside scope.
Acceptable use and prohibited conduct
You must comply with the Acceptable Use Policy and applicable law. You may not use the site or services to harm, threaten, exploit, discriminate unlawfully, deceive, impersonate, infringe rights, distribute malware, scrape or probe without permission, evade controls, manipulate reviews or rankings dishonestly, create fake evidence or credentials, send unauthorized communications, obtain unlawful access, or process stolen, excessive, or unlawfully sourced personal data. You may not submit secrets or regulated data through an unapproved channel. SEOH may remove content, restrict a feature, preserve evidence, or suspend work when reasonably necessary to address risk.
Adult, likeness, and regulated-industry work
Adult-industry and compliance-sensitive work is limited to lawful 18+ businesses and consenting adults. You must prove, where requested, identity, age, consent, model or property releases, likeness and publicity rights, content provenance, and permission for every supplied asset. Content involving minors, coercion, trafficking, non-consensual imagery, sexual exploitation, unauthorized deepfakes, or unlawful services is prohibited. Platform, advertising, payment, app-store, age-assurance, and local restrictions may be stricter than general law. SEOH can decline or stop work that creates legal, ethical, security, platform, or brand-safety risk.
AI assistance and synthetic media
Services may use AI to research, draft, translate, classify, audit, summarize, code, or generate text, images, audio, video, or other synthetic material when suitable for the approved scope. AI outputs can be incomplete, biased, inaccurate, similar to third-party material, or rejected by a platform and require human review. You must not rely on them as legal, medical, financial, safety, or other professional advice. You warrant that prompts, reference assets, voices, faces, trademarks, data, and requested uses are authorized. SEOH does not permit hidden manipulation, fake proof, identity abuse, unlawful surveillance, or unauthorized likeness use.
Your content and service-operation license
You retain ownership of content and data you provide. You grant SEOH and approved providers a limited, non-exclusive right to host, copy, transform, transmit, translate, analyze, and display that material only as needed to perform, secure, support, and document the agreed service. You confirm you have authority to grant that right. SEOH will not publicly identify a confidential or white-label client, publish private deliverables, or use client work as a case study or portfolio item without permission or another written basis. Removal from primary systems may be subject to lawful retention and restricted backup cycles described in the Privacy Policy.
SEOH materials, deliverables, and third-party components
SEOH retains its pre-existing methods, templates, prompts, code, know-how, systems, generic learnings, trademarks, and tools. Ownership or license rights in custom deliverables, source files, working files, media, data exports, and reusable components are determined by the signed scope and any condition of full payment. Third-party fonts, media, software, data, APIs, and open-source components remain subject to their own licenses and restrictions. No exclusivity, source-file handover, trademark transfer, or right to resell is granted unless written expressly.
Confidentiality, privacy, and data-processing roles
Each party should protect non-public business, technical, security, customer, and commercial information using reasonable care and use it only for the engagement, subject to disclosures required by law or professional advisers. White-label identity, client ownership, access, attribution, and reporting rules must be agreed in writing. SEOH's Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy govern its own site processing. Where SEOH processes personal data only on a client's documented instructions, a signed data-processing agreement may define controller and processor roles, security, subprocessors, transfers, assistance, return, and deletion. Terms acceptance is not optional-marketing consent.
Service communications and optional channels
SEOH may contact you through an approved route to respond to a request, administer an engagement, provide a security or service notice, or handle support, cancellation, and rights requests. Marketing email, SMS, WhatsApp, browser push, external notification fan-out, and social publication require separate authorization, configuration, and any legally required consent. Prepared connectors do not guarantee that a channel is active. You are responsible for recipient permissions and suppression instructions for campaigns you ask SEOH to support.
Third-party platforms and dependencies
Hosting, edge networks, databases, analytics, CRM, automation, messaging, social, search, advertising, AI, payment, and other platforms may have their own terms, policies, quotas, reviews, outages, sanctions, data locations, and product changes. You must keep your third-party accounts in good standing and grant only the access needed for the scope. SEOH does not control an independent provider and is not responsible for its policy decision, outage, suspension, ranking, content removal, price change, or data practice, but SEOH remains responsible for duties it expressly accepts in the signed scope or that cannot lawfully be excluded.
No guaranteed search, marketing, platform, or business outcome
Search engines, answer engines, AI assistants, ad systems, social platforms, competitors, audiences, laws, and markets change continuously. Unless a signed scope states a specific measurable commitment, SEOH does not guarantee rankings, indexing, crawling, AI citations, answer inclusion, impressions, traffic, leads, conversion, sales, revenue, profitability, platform approval, publication, delivery, or continued third-party access. Forecasts, audits, examples, benchmarks, scores, and calculator outputs are estimates or opinions based on available information, not promises.
Availability, maintenance, security, and backups
The public site and enabled tools are provided on an as-available basis and may be maintained, rate-limited, changed, or interrupted. Preview, experimental, generated-plan, shared-link, portal, PWA, API, MCP, agent, notification, and integration features may contain errors or have incomplete lifecycle controls. You must keep your own copies of important inputs and deliverables unless the signed scope expressly assigns backup duties. SEOH uses reasonable safeguards but cannot promise uninterrupted access, absolute security, permanent storage, or recovery from every incident. Neither party is responsible for delay caused by events beyond reasonable control, subject to mandatory law and agreed continuity duties.
Suspension, termination, and effect
SEOH may restrict or suspend access or work to address non-payment, security risk, unlawful or prohibited use, provider restrictions, missing permissions, abusive conduct, material breach, or danger to people, systems, data, or reputation. Where practical and lawful, SEOH will give notice and an opportunity to cure. Either party may terminate as allowed by the signed scope or mandatory law. On termination, outstanding payment, confidentiality, intellectual-property, data-protection, liability, dispute, and other provisions intended to survive remain effective. Access, exports, handover, deletion, and retention follow the scope and Privacy Policy.
Disclaimers and limits of liability
To the fullest extent permitted by law, public information, free tools, estimates, previews, and third-party-dependent features are provided without implied guarantees of accuracy, fitness, merchantability, non-infringement, availability, or a particular outcome. Nothing excludes liability or a remedy that cannot legally be excluded, including applicable consumer rights. Commercial warranties, service levels, remedies, exclusions, and any monetary liability cap are those expressly stated in the signed scope; if it states none, applicable law determines them. Neither party should be liable for indirect, incidental, special, punitive, or consequential loss, or lost profit, data, goodwill, or opportunity, except where that exclusion is prohibited. Each party must take reasonable steps to reduce avoidable loss.
Third-party claims and responsibility for supplied material
You remain responsible for claims arising from unlawful instructions, content, lists, credentials, products, offers, permissions, or platform use you supply or control. SEOH remains responsible for its own unauthorized acts to the extent required by law or the signed scope. Any duty to defend, indemnify, or reimburse a third-party claim exists only where the signed scope expressly creates it or applicable law requires it; these website Terms do not create an unlimited indemnity.
Governing law and disputes
The signed scope should identify governing law, forum, and any negotiation, mediation, or arbitration process for an engagement. If it does not, governing law and competent jurisdiction are determined under applicable mandatory and conflict-of-law rules; these website Terms do not invent a forum that the parties did not choose. Before formal proceedings, the parties should send a written description of the dispute and try in good faith to resolve it, unless urgent relief or a legal deadline makes that impractical. Non-waivable consumer, privacy, employment, competition, and regulatory rights remain unaffected.
Changes, notices, and general terms
These Terms are effective from August 25, 2026. SEOH may update them for changed services, security needs, providers, laws, or operating practices. The current version will be posted with its date, and material changes will receive additional notice where required. Changes do not retroactively alter a signed scope unless the parties agree or law requires it. If a provision is unenforceable, the remainder continues to the extent lawful. A failure to enforce once is not a waiver. Neither party may assign a signed engagement contrary to its scope, although SEOH may use approved subcontractors and may transfer these website Terms with a lawful business succession while protecting personal data.
Contact and legal notices
Questions about these Terms, complaints, cancellation requests, or legal notices can be sent to [email protected] or by post to 5 HaGefen Street, Ramla 7251205, IL. Include your name, organization, relevant service or page, and enough information to identify the request. Operational messages through social or messaging apps may not count as formal notice where a signed scope requires another method.