How we collaborate on website, content, CRM and automation.

1. Types of services

• preparation of a website, landing page, mini-site or QR/offer;
• configuration of a form, brief, lead panel or simple CRM;
• preparing content, posts, stories, descriptions, FAQs and answers for approval;
• audit of visibility, query handling process and practical first steps plan;
• simple automation and organization of the owner's materials.

2. Order and scope

The scope of the service is determined before work begins: what is to be created, what materials the client provides, how many rounds of revisions are included in the price, what is the deadline and what is out of scope.

3. Customer materials

The client only provides materials to which he has the rights and which can be used in the offer, content or on the website. The customer is responsible for the correctness of prices, dates, descriptions, photos, logos, regulations, claims and company data.

4. Approval before publication

Public materials are not published or sent without the consent of the owner or a person designated by the client. This applies especially to prices, deadlines, discounts, complaints, sales promises, public responses and legal information.

5. AI and automation

AI tools can help with drafting, summarizing, query sequencing, content suggestions, and analyzing public materials. They do not make independent legal, financial, medical, HR or high-risk decisions. Sensitive matters are referred to humans.

6. Prices and settlements

The prices on the website are starting or approximate prices. The final quote depends on the scope, materials, number of corrections, work mode and responsibility. The service provider is not currently an active payer of goods and services tax; We do not add a separate amount of this tax to the prices.

7. Payment

The payment method, deadline and sales document will be agreed in the offer or order. For the start, the B2B model is recommended: sales document and payment by transfer. Sales to private individuals and the use of a cash register require confirmation from an accountant.

8. Revisions and acceptance

Each package should have a certain number of rounds of fixes. Lack of comments after submitting the material may be treated as acceptance only if so agreed in the offer or order.

9. Copyright and License

The scope of transfer of rights or licenses to the final materials must be indicated in the offer/agreement. By default, the client receives the right to use the paid final materials to the agreed extent, and the source materials, templates, tools and shared code may remain with the contractor, unless otherwise agreed.

10. Portfolio

Showing work in a portfolio requires separate consent from the client or full anonymization. We do not publish private customer data, conversations, CRM results or materials not intended for public use.

11. GDPR and customer data

If Boost handles its own requests, the data controller is the service provider indicated in the privacy policy. If Boost processes your customer's customer data, a data processing agreement may be needed. Real CRM/leads mode requires separate approval.

12. Limitations of Liability

The service does not guarantee sales results, position in Google, full legal compliance without specialist consultation, or correctness of data provided by the customer. The recommendations are practical and require the owner's decision.