These terms apply to website-design and related services supplied by Recursa. They are intended to make each project clear and fair. Any written proposal, scope or invoice agreed with you forms part of the contract and takes priority where it differs from these general terms.
Getting started
The information on recursa.co is an invitation to discuss a project, not a binding offer. A contract starts only when we confirm the scope, price and timeline with you in writing and you accept it.
Our standard one-page or small-business website package is advertised at £497. The exact deliverables, timeline and any additional costs will be confirmed before work is agreed. Third-party charges—such as domain registration, paid software, premium fonts, stock media or booking tools—are not included unless we say so in writing.
Preview, feedback and payment
We may prepare a private preview before asking you to commit. A preview is for evaluation and remains Recursa’s property unless and until a project is agreed and paid for.
Once you approve the proposed work, we will issue an invoice. Unless we agree otherwise in writing, payment is due before launch or handover. We may pause work or delay launch while a payment is overdue.
The project includes up to three reasonable rounds of revisions to the agreed scope. A new direction, major structural change, or work outside the agreed scope may require a revised quote and timeline; we will discuss that with you before doing the extra work.
Your responsibilities
You are responsible for supplying accurate information, feedback and materials you want us to use. You confirm that you have the necessary rights, permissions and licences for any text, images, logos, testimonials, data or other material you provide.
You are also responsible for the accuracy and legality of your business claims, regulated information, privacy disclosures, accessibility obligations, and the goods or services you offer. We can make practical recommendations, but we do not provide legal, financial, tax or regulatory advice.
Timing and third parties
Our quoted timescales are estimates and depend on receiving information and feedback from you. We are not responsible for a delay caused by your late response, a third-party provider, or circumstances outside our reasonable control.
Domains, hosting, email, payment, analytics, booking and other third-party services are governed by their own terms. Where an account is in your name, you remain responsible for its charges, renewal dates and access. We are not responsible for third-party outages, policy changes or service discontinuation.
Ownership and portfolio
After full payment, you own the final bespoke website files and content created specifically for your project, subject to the rights of any third-party tools, fonts, stock assets or open-source software used in it. Our pre-existing methods, templates, tools and know-how remain ours.
We may show the completed work, your business name and a link to the live site in our portfolio and social channels. If you have a reasonable confidentiality concern, tell us before launch and we will discuss it.
Problems, liability and your legal rights
We will provide services with reasonable care and skill and will work with you in good faith to resolve a genuine problem with the agreed work. Nothing in these terms excludes or limits rights that cannot lawfully be excluded, including any rights you have as a consumer.
To the extent permitted by law, we are not responsible for losses that were not reasonably foreseeable, indirect losses, or loss caused by information or materials supplied by you, a third party, or your use of the site after handover.
Ending a project
Either of us may end a project if the other materially breaches the agreement and does not put the breach right within a reasonable time after being asked in writing. Our Cancellation & Refunds policy explains how cancellation is handled. If you are a consumer, your statutory cancellation rights are not affected.
Governing law
These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales. If you are a consumer living elsewhere in the UK, you may also benefit from mandatory protections in your place of residence.
Contact
Questions about a project or these terms can be sent to hello@recursa.co.