Terms of Service

The short version: we do what the written scope says, you own everything we build for you, and either side can walk away cleanly. The details are below, in plain language.

Last updated: September 26, 2026

1. The scope is the contract

Every engagement starts with a free conversation, then a written scope: what we will build, what it connects to, how edge cases are handled, the timeline, and a fixed quote. Work begins only after you approve that scope in writing. If something is not in the scope, it is not included, but we will always flag it instead of quietly skipping it.

2. You own the work

Code, data, accounts, credentials, and documentation for your project are yours. On handover you receive everything needed to run, change, or move the system without us. We keep no backdoor access after handover unless you explicitly ask us to stay on for maintenance or monitoring.

3. Payments

Project work is fixed-price as stated in your approved scope, with milestones agreed before work starts. Campaign and operations work (lead generation, live transfers, call-center operations, healthcare campaigns) follows the commercial terms in your agreement, including pricing model, qualification criteria, and payment schedule. Late payments may pause active work until the account is current.

4. Campaign availability

Campaign availability changes. Anything marked "by brief", "available", or "opening soon" on this site reflects the situation when published. Live campaigns run under the buyer brief, qualification logic, quality controls, and handoff terms confirmed before the campaign starts.

5. Confidentiality

What you share with us in the course of an engagement stays between us. We do not disclose your business data, customer data, or internal processes, and we expect the same in return for our internal methods and pricing.

6. Liability

We build carefully and test before anything goes live, but no system is perfect. Our liability is limited to the fees paid for the specific engagement the issue relates to. We are not liable for indirect losses such as lost revenue from third-party outages, ad account actions, or carrier decisions outside our control.

7. Termination

Either side can end an engagement with written notice. You pay for work completed up to the termination date, and we hand over everything built so far, documented enough for someone else to continue. Prepaid amounts for work not yet started are returned.

8. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms as the business evolves. The version on this page is the current one. Material changes to an active engagement are agreed in writing, never applied silently.

9. Contact

Questions about these terms: ceo@anjaanx.com. We would rather answer a question now than argue about it later.