Terms & Conditions

01Agreeing To This

Browsing digitrise.in or engaging us for work means these terms apply to you. If you're signing off on behalf of a company, you're confirming you're allowed to commit that company to them. Disagree with something? Don't proceed — talk to us instead, and we'll either explain the reasoning or negotiate the point.

02What We Actually Sell

Digitrise provides digital marketing services. Depending on the engagement, that can mean search optimization, paid media, social management, copywriting, web design and build, or strategic consulting.

Nothing on this page defines your project. Scope, deliverables, deadlines, and price live in the proposal or agreement we sign with you specifically. These terms sit underneath that document — they fill gaps, they don't override it. Where the two ever conflict, your signed agreement wins.

03Fair Use Of This Site

Read anything, share anything, contact us about anything. What we ask you not to do:

• Probe for access you weren't given, to our systems or anyone else's data
• Push malware, spam, or unlawful material through any form on the site
• Lift our page copy or layouts wholesale and republish them commercially
• Point automated traffic at us heavy enough to degrade the site for real visitors

04Who Owns What

The writing, structure, visual design, and code behind digitrise.in belong to us and are protected accordingly. Reference a page, quote it, link to it — all fine. Repackaging it as your own commercial material is not, unless we've said yes in writing.

Client work is a separate question entirely. Who ends up owning a site we build or the creative we produce depends on the project and the payment terms, so that's settled in your individual agreement rather than assumed here.

05Access And Materials You Give Us

Most engagements need credentials — an ad account, a CMS login, a business profile, a folder of brand assets. By handing those over you're confirming two things: that they're yours to share, and that nothing in them infringes on a third party's rights. Anything you give us gets used for your project and nothing else.

06Money

Rates, invoicing schedule, and payment windows are set in your agreement, not here. Broadly: invoices are due by the date printed on them, and work can be paused if an invoice goes significantly past that. A quoted price covers the scope quoted — anything added later gets priced separately rather than absorbed silently.

07What We Won't Promise

We'll work hard for your results and show you the numbers honestly, good or bad. What we won't do is guarantee a position, a traffic figure, or a revenue outcome.

The reason is simple: algorithms get rewritten without notice, competitors change tactics, and markets move. Those levers sit outside anyone's control, and any agency promising you a specific ranking is either guessing or misleading you. Nothing written elsewhere on this website should be read as that kind of guarantee.

08Other People's Platforms

Our work runs across tools we don't own — Google, Meta, various analytics and email platforms. We can't control their uptime, pricing, policy changes, or how they handle your data. Using them means accepting their terms alongside ours.

09Limits On Our Liability

This website and its general content are offered as they are, without warranties attached. As far as the law allows, we won't be liable for indirect or knock-on losses arising from your use of the site or our services — lost profit and lost data being the usual examples.

To be clear about the boundary: nothing here attempts to limit liability where limiting it isn't legally permitted, including for fraud or for injury caused by negligence.

10Ending The Engagement

Either side can walk away, following whatever notice period your agreement specifies. On the way out, you settle what's owed for work already delivered, and we hand back account access and relevant files covering what's been paid for. We don't hold client assets hostage.

11Which Law Applies

Indian law governs these terms, without applying conflict-of-law rules that would point elsewhere. Any dispute goes to the courts in Delhi, which have exclusive jurisdiction over it.

12Revisions

These terms get updated when our services or our legal obligations shift. Changes appear here with a fresh date at the top. Continuing to use the site or our services after that date means the newer version binds you.