Terms of use

This is a plain-language summary of the terms we apply to this website, and of how our engagements are structured. It is not legal advice, and the written agreement you sign for paid work — not this page — is what governs that work.

What these terms cover

By using stagg-solutions.com you accept the terms on this page. They cover reading the site and sending an enquiry through it. If you do not accept them, the remedy is simple: stop using the site.

They do not cover paid work. Every engagement runs under a separate written agreement, and that agreement always takes precedence over anything written here.

The site is information, not an offer

Everything on this site — the product sheets, the packages, the descriptions of past work — is informational. None of it is an offer to contract, an acceptance of one, a guarantee of a result, or a warranty of any kind. Capability descriptions and technical claims change over time; confirm anything you intend to rely on with us in writing.

In practice: sending an enquiry starts a conversation. It does not create a contract, a retainer, a partnership, or any professional or fiduciary duty between us. That begins when a proposal is signed.

How an engagement works

This is the outline, so nothing on the commercial side comes as a surprise. The binding version of every point below lives in the engagement agreement.

Quoted in writing, before work starts

We scope the job first and quote it in writing. No work begins on a conversation, and nothing is invoiced that was not agreed in advance. If the scope changes mid-build, the change is priced and agreed in writing before it is built — there is no running meter.

You own what we deliver

Ownership of the source we deliver transfers to you under the engagement agreement, along with the content and the domain. That is the point of the whole model: what you paid for is yours to read, change, take elsewhere, or hand to another engineer.

Two details the agreement sets out explicitly, because they vary: ownership passes to you when the final invoice is settled and where a build uses our own reusable libraries or tooling, those stay ours and you get a perpetual, unlimited licence to use, change and run them as part of your system — so nothing in what we hand over can be withdrawn later, and nothing stops you taking it to another engineer

Hosting is optional and cancellable

We will run what we build for you, at a flat monthly rate, if you want that. You are never required to. You can host it yourself from day one, or move it later — and if you move it, we hand over what is needed to run it rather than making leaving expensive. Cancelling takes 30 days' notice, and billing stops at the end of that period.

Third parties stay yours

Payment processors, cloud accounts, domain registrars and similar services are normally held in your name, so that the relationship — and the bill — is yours rather than ours to hold over you.

Using the site

A short list of things not to do here:

Send false, misleading or impersonating information through the enquiry form.
Use the form for bulk solicitation, mass mail, or recruiting outreach.
Probe, scan or test the security of the site without our written permission. If you think you have found a real issue, tell us at [email protected] — coordinated disclosure is welcome and we will not treat it as hostile.
Work around rate limits or any other protective measure.
Scrape, mirror or bulk-extract the site's content.

The site's own content

The design, code, copy and photography of this site are © Stagg Business Solutions Inc. or used under licence. Read it, save it, print it, quote it with attribution. Do not republish it, mirror it, or pass it off as your own.

Customer names, logos, product names and marks that appear on this site remain the property of their owners. Their appearance describes work we did; it is not an endorsement of us beyond that work.

Third-party services and links

The site names and links to third-party products, frameworks and services. Those references are descriptive — they tell you what something is built on. We do not control those services, we are not responsible for their content, terms or availability, and naming one is not a recommendation that you buy it.

No warranty on the site

This website is provided as is and as available. To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim all warranties about it — express, implied or statutory — including merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, accuracy, and uninterrupted availability. We do not promise the site will be error-free, always reachable, or free of every defect.

Warranties on work we are paid to build are a different matter entirely, and they are set out in the engagement agreement.

Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, Stagg Business Solutions Inc. and the people working for it are not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages — lost profits, lost data, lost goodwill, business interruption — arising from your use of this website, even if we were told such damages were possible.

This does not limit anything the law says cannot be limited, such as gross negligence, willful misconduct, or statutory protections that cannot be waived where you live. The limits that apply to paid work are separate, are negotiated, and live in the engagement agreement.

Indemnity

If your misuse of this site, your breach of these terms, or your violation of a law or someone else's rights causes a third party to bring a claim against us, you agree to cover the resulting loss and reasonable costs.

Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Utah, USA, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules.

If something goes wrong, we would rather talk. Both sides agree to try to resolve a dispute by direct discussion for at least 30 days before starting formal proceedings. If that fails, the state and federal courts sitting in Salt Lake County, Utah have exclusive jurisdiction, and you consent to appear there.

If these terms change

We may revise this page. The version shown, with the date at the top, replaces every earlier one. Material changes take effect when they are posted, and continuing to use the site after that means you accept them.