Momentum Website Terms of Service

1. Overview

Momentum Website is the managed website service of Next Step Sites LLC, a Texas limited liability company doing business as Next Step Marketing (“Next Step Marketing,” “we,” or “us”). These terms govern its use. The business subscribing is “Client” or “you.”

By accepting a proposal, signing an order form, submitting payment, or continuing to use the service, Client agrees to these terms.

Your accepted proposal, invoice, order form, statement of work, or other written agreement (each, an “Order”) may include additional service-specific terms, pricing, package scope, billing details, and renewal terms. If there is a conflict between these general terms and a signed written agreement, the signed written agreement controls for that specific engagement.

Where these terms condition a right on Client being in good standing, that means Client’s account has no past-due fees, unpaid third-party costs, uncured breach, or unresolved compliance issue.

2. What Momentum Website Is

Momentum Website is a managed website service provided on a subscription basis. It includes a managed business website, hosting, security, deployment, forms, tracking preservation, technical upkeep, legal policy tools, accessibility tools, and routine content updates. Depending on the written scope it may also include campaign destination pages.

Momentum Website is a subscription service, not a work-for-hire website build. It is not a custom development engagement or a website purchase unless a separate written agreement expressly says so. Client is subscribing to an operating website and the work that keeps it running, not buying a deliverable.

Package names, included pages, deliverables, launch timelines, and fees are governed by Client’s Order.

Landing pages, conversion pages, and campaign destination pages are part of a Momentum Website. They are built and hosted as part of Client’s website and included only where Client’s Order says so. Next Step Marketing does not build or host standalone landing pages, or landing pages on a website Next Step Marketing does not manage.

3. Platform and Infrastructure

Momentum Website runs on Next Step Marketing’s managed website platform, delivered on infrastructure operated by specialized third-party hosting, deployment, content delivery, and security providers that Next Step Marketing selects and manages on Client’s behalf.

Next Step Marketing does not own or operate the underlying servers, data centers, or network, and the relationship with those providers is Next Step Marketing’s rather than Client’s.

The specific providers, platforms, frameworks, infrastructure, and technical implementation used to deliver Momentum Website are selected by Next Step Marketing and may be changed at any time without notice, provided the service described in Client’s plan continues to be delivered. No particular provider, platform, framework, technology, or technical approach is a term of this agreement.

Momentum Website also relies on third-party analytics, form, scheduling, consent, accessibility, legal policy, payment, and other external systems.

Next Step Marketing is not responsible for problems caused by third-party providers, including outages and suspensions; policy, pricing, tracking, or API changes; account restrictions; deliverability or data issues; and lost functionality.

4. Relationship to Momentum Engine

Momentum Website is a separate service from Momentum Engine, governed by this agreement rather than by the Momentum Engine Terms of Service.

Momentum Website may be included with a Momentum Engine tier that expressly includes it, purchased alongside a Momentum Engine tier that does not, or purchased on its own with no Momentum Engine subscription at all. Client’s Order identifies which applies.

Because the services are separate, cancelling Momentum Engine does not automatically cancel Momentum Website, and cancelling Momentum Website does not automatically cancel Momentum Engine. Each is cancelled under its own agreement. Where Momentum Website is included with a Momentum Engine tier, cancelling or downgrading out of that tier ends the included entitlement, and continued website service moves to a separately billed plan under Section 10.

5. WordPress Hosting

Next Step Marketing may, at its sole option, agree in writing to host and manage a client-owned WordPress website in place of a Momentum Website. WordPress hosting is not a plan entitlement, and Next Step Marketing is under no obligation to accept any particular site.

Next Step Marketing may decline to accept a WordPress site, and may discontinue WordPress hosting on reasonable notice, including where the site is not technically suitable, cannot be supported securely, or would compromise performance, tracking, or service delivery.

Where Next Step Marketing has agreed to host a client-owned WordPress website, Client retains ownership of its site content, domain, and any theme or license assets Client provided or purchased. Hosting, maintenance, premium infrastructure, legal policy tools, agency-provided licenses, and agency-managed support remain active only while Client is enrolled in an eligible hosting plan. Sections 6 and 8 continue to apply to anything Next Step Marketing builds, configures, or licenses for that site.

6. Ownership, Buyout, and Client Materials

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Next Step Marketing retains ownership of the underlying codebase, templates, proprietary components, and reusable design assets; the deployment, hosting, and technical infrastructure; and the automations, workflows, and reusable delivery systems used to build and operate Momentum Website.

Client receives a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use the managed website and any campaign destination pages while enrolled in an eligible active plan and only within the plan scope.

Upon cancellation, expiration, or termination, that license ends, and continued access depends on Client continuing the website under Section 10 or on a separately agreed buyout, export, or transfer.

Buyout. Next Step Marketing retains ownership of the website when the subscription ends. Client may buy the website, and Next Step Marketing will offer it at the published scale below, conditioned only on payment of the buyout price and of amounts due. A buyout transfers a complete working copy of Client’s website, meaning the site files, database, and code needed to run that site, and the rights Client needs to operate it. It does not transfer the right to reuse Next Step Marketing’s templates, components, deployment systems, or delivery systems on any other site.

The price falls the longer Client has paid for the website, because the build was delivered with no upfront fee and is recovered over time:

Months of paid website subscription	Buyout price
Up to 12	$7,500
13 to 24	$5,000
25 to 36	$3,000
37 or more	$1,500

Months count every month Client paid for the website, whether billed standalone, as an add-on, or inside a Momentum Engine tier that included it. The months paid and the applicable price are both fixed on the date Client requests the buyout in writing. Next Step Marketing may update this scale on 45 days’ notice, and the scale in effect on the request date is the one that applies.

A buyout must be requested no later than 60 days after the service end date. After that, Next Step Marketing has no obligation to retain the site files, and the buyout entitlement ends.

Where the subscription ends because Next Step Marketing terminated for convenience, or because Client terminated for Next Step Marketing’s uncured failure under Section 13, the buyout price is the bottom row of the scale regardless of tenure.

Where a buyout is agreed, the following apply unless the written buyout agreement says otherwise:

Payment first. The website remains on Next Step Marketing’s hosting, and no files, database, or rights transfer, until the buyout is paid in full.
What Next Step Marketing delivers. On payment in full, Next Step Marketing will make one complete handover: the site files and database, an export of the site content, any transferable third-party licenses or keys, and the credentials and access Client or Client’s new provider needs in order to stand the site up elsewhere. Where Next Step Marketing holds Client’s domain or DNS, it will unlock the domain, provide the authorization code, and provide a record of the DNS configuration.
What Next Step Marketing does not do. Next Step Marketing does not perform the migration. It will not install, configure, host, test, troubleshoot, rebuild, redesign, or adapt the site anywhere else, will not train Client on it, and will not support Client’s new provider. Client is responsible for having, or hiring, the technical capability to receive and operate what is delivered.
Timing, so that Client is never left without a site. Where the buyout is agreed and paid in full at least 10 business days before the service end date, Next Step Marketing will complete the handover on or before the service end date, and the website stays live and hosted until then. Where Client pays later than that, Next Step Marketing will complete the handover within 10 business days after payment in full, and the website may already have gone offline in the meantime. The handover is a single delivery rather than an ongoing process, and the delivery window does not extend Client’s billing under Section 10.
No obstruction. Next Step Marketing will not withhold, delay, or degrade the handover described above in order to prevent Client from leaving, and will not condition it on anything other than payment of amounts due.
As-is. A buyout is an as-is handoff of the site files and database. It does not include redesign work, content updates, new development, or training on how to operate the site.
No ongoing support. Once the site has been transferred to Client or Client’s provider, Next Step Marketing has no further responsibility for it, including hosting, uptime, updates, security, plugins, integrations, or anything that breaks after the handoff.

If no buyout is executed, the website is taken offline when the Momentum Website subscription ends. Client keeps its domain name, its own content, and the other materials identified in Section 6.1.

Client’s domain is never held. Where Next Step Marketing holds or manages Client’s domain or DNS, it will unlock the domain, provide the authorization code, and provide a full export of the DNS configuration within 5 business days of Client’s written request. This is not conditioned on a buyout, on good standing, or on any fee dispute, and is subject only to Client paying registration costs Next Step Marketing actually advanced for that domain.

Email keeps working. Next Step Marketing does not administer Client’s email service. It will not modify, remove, or allow the lapse of MX records or other non-web DNS records when the website goes offline or the subscription ends. Where Next Step Marketing performs initial email or DNS setup, that is separately quoted work and does not make Next Step Marketing responsible for operating Client’s email.

Custom website builds, exported website packages, and ownership transfers require a separate written agreement.

6.1 Client materials

The basic ownership rule is: if Client brings it, Client owns it; if Next Step Marketing provides it under the default Momentum Website service, Client does not own it unless a separate written agreement says otherwise.

Client retains ownership of pre-existing materials provided by Client, including logos, trademarks, brand assets, business information, customer data, testimonials, client-provided photos and videos, service details, written materials, domain names, Client’s Google Business Profile, Client’s analytics and advertising accounts, and other pre-existing intellectual property.

Client represents that it has the right to provide those materials and grants Next Step Marketing permission to use them for Client’s website, campaign destination pages, reporting, and marketing materials during the active service term.

Client retains ownership of its domain names. Next Step Marketing will not transfer, sell, or pledge a Client-owned domain, and will release it as described in this Section 6.

6.2 Exports and third-party licenses

Upon cancellation, Client may request a separately quoted content export, static website package, website transfer, transition support, or continued hosting. Next Step Marketing is not obligated to provide any of these unless agreed in writing. None of this limits the buyout entitlement above, which is governed by this Section 6.

Exports do not include anything Next Step Marketing owns under this Section 6, unless expressly stated in a separate written agreement or delivered as part of a buyout.

If a third-party template, theme, plugin, image, font, software, or other licensed asset requires Client to purchase its own license for export or continued use, Client is responsible for purchasing and maintaining that license in addition to any Next Step Marketing export or transition fee.

7. Included Website Updates

Routine website updates are included. These are the ordinary changes a working business site needs, such as phone numbers, hours, photos, testimonials, basic copy adjustments, service area text, staff changes, and seasonal calls to action.

Major new pages, redesigns, rebrands, new brands, custom applications, ecommerce functionality, integrations, custom forms, CRM workflows, SEO content programs, campaign page builds, and significant scope expansions are quoted separately.

Included updates are a service rather than an allowance of hours. Next Step Marketing schedules them in the order received and completes them within a reasonable time. Unused capacity does not accrue, roll over, or convert to cash or credit, and included updates do not entitle Client to unlimited or on-demand work.

8. Included Third-Party Tools

The Accessibility Support Widget is included at no separate charge with Momentum Website and Next Step Marketing-hosted WordPress plans while Client’s plan is active. It may appear as a separate line on Client’s invoice for accounting purposes. That does not make it an optional add-on, a separate service, or separately cancellable.

The Accessibility Support Widget adds a website accessibility toolbar designed to improve usability options for visitors, including display, contrast, navigation, and readability adjustments. It supports accessibility efforts but does not guarantee ADA, WCAG, or legal compliance.

Full accessibility remediation, manual WCAG audits, legal compliance reviews, and code-level accessibility fixes are not included unless separately scoped.

8.2 Legal policy tools and Termageddon

Eligible plans may include access to legal policy tools or website policy packages powered by Termageddon. Termageddon is not a law firm, and its policies, tools, and information are not legal advice. Policy tools are compliance support resources and do not replace advice from a licensed attorney.

Use of the legal policy package is subject to Termageddon’s own terms and to its service remaining available.

Client is responsible for reviewing the policies published on its website, for answering the questionnaires that generate them accurately, and for the accuracy of the business practices they describe.

9. Fees, Billing, and Price Adjustments

All fees and charges, including third-party license costs, are governed by Client’s Order.

Unless otherwise stated in writing, fees are non-refundable once billed. Failure to pay on time may result in suspension of hosting, website access, forms, tracking, automations, legal policy tools, support, or other services.

Client’s price is locked during a minimum term. Next Step Marketing may adjust recurring prices, add-on fees, or hosting rates by providing at least 45 days’ advance notice, but an increase does not take effect until Client’s current minimum term ends. Price changes never apply retroactively to amounts already billed. After a minimum term ends, an increase applies on the same notice, and Client may cancel without penalty effective on the date it takes effect.

Taxes. Fees do not include sales, use, or similar taxes. Where Next Step Marketing is required to collect them, they are added to Client’s invoice.

Payment authorization. Client authorizes Next Step Marketing to store Client’s payment method and to charge it for recurring fees, taxes, and past-due amounts, until Client’s cancellation is effective and all amounts owed are paid.

Third-party pass-through costs, including domain registration, premium plugins, themes, licenses, fonts, and stock media, are Client’s responsibility unless a written agreement says otherwise.

10. Minimum Term, Rates, Cancellation, and Plan Changes

No setup or build fee. Momentum Website does not carry an upfront build, setup, or implementation fee. The build is covered by the subscription and protected by the minimum term below rather than by an upfront charge.

Minimum term. Momentum Website requires a twelve-month minimum term unless Client’s Order says otherwise, and continues month-to-month after that.

Rates. Momentum Website is billed at one rate while Client also holds an active Momentum Engine subscription, and at a higher standalone rate otherwise. Both rates are quoted in Client’s Order rather than in these terms and are subject to Section 9. Where Momentum Website is included in a Momentum Engine tier, it is billed as part of that tier rather than separately.

Cancellation. Client may cancel on 30 days’ written notice. A cancellation is effective no earlier than the end of the minimum term. Client is responsible for all fees due through the end of the minimum term, notice period, or approved billing period, whichever ends latest. Section 6 governs what happens to the website itself when the subscription ends.

Acknowledgement and final billing. Next Step Marketing will acknowledge a cancellation notice in writing and confirm the service end date. Fees are not prorated or refunded for a partial billing period, and no further fees accrue after the service end date, including during any handover under Section 6. The website remains live and hosted through the service end date.

If Client wants a buyout, raise it early. The 30-day notice period exists partly so a buyout can be completed while the website is still live. The buyout must be agreed and paid at least 10 business days before the service end date for the handover to finish before the site goes offline. Section 6 governs.

Continuing the website through a Momentum Engine change. If Client downgrades from a Momentum Engine tier that includes Momentum Website to one that does not, the website continues at the active-client rate and the marketing services in the higher tier stop. If Client cancels Momentum Engine entirely, the website continues at the standalone rate. Where Momentum Engine ends because Next Step Marketing terminated it for convenience, or because Client terminated it for Next Step Marketing’s uncured failure, the active-client rate holds through the website’s current minimum term. Continuing the website through any of these changes does not start a new minimum term unless Client’s Order says otherwise.

WordPress. Where Next Step Marketing has agreed under Section 5 to host a client-owned WordPress site, that service is quoted in Client’s Order and is governed by this Section. Section 6 does not apply to the site Client already owns, but it continues to apply to anything Next Step Marketing builds, configures, or licenses for that site.

Pause, maintenance, and continued-access options are not guaranteed. They are available only if approved by Next Step Marketing, technically feasible, and Client’s account is in good standing.

Next Step Marketing’s own rights to suspend or terminate, for cause and for convenience, are set out in Section 13.

11. Client Responsibilities and Acceptable Use

Client agrees to provide accurate business information, timely approvals, required account access, service details, photos, videos, testimonials, brand assets, compliance inputs, and other materials reasonably needed to launch and maintain the website.

Client is responsible for the accuracy of claims, pricing, licenses, service descriptions, before-and-after photos, testimonials, guarantees, and other business representations published on the website.

If approvals, access, content, assets, or required decisions are delayed, launch dates and edit turnaround may be affected.

Client may not use Momentum Website to publish unlawful, misleading, deceptive, restricted, or prohibited content, or to violate advertising, privacy, accessibility, intellectual property, consumer-protection, platform, or industry-specific rules.

Next Step Marketing may pause, suspend, remove, or refuse work if continued service would create material legal, compliance, platform, account, reputation, or security risk.

12. No Guaranteed Outcome

Next Step Marketing does not guarantee specific traffic levels, ranking positions, conversion rates, lead volume, Core Web Vitals scores, uptime, page speed results, or any other outcome unless expressly stated in a signed written guarantee.

Results depend on many factors outside Next Step Marketing’s control, including market demand, competition, seasonality, pricing, offers, reputation, service quality, third-party provider performance, and Client responsiveness.

No service level commitment. Next Step Marketing commits to no specific uptime, availability, response time, backup frequency, or maintenance window. Next Step Marketing selects infrastructure providers it considers well suited to running business websites reliably, and those providers’ own service levels run between Next Step Marketing and them rather than to Client. Next Step Marketing may change providers under Section 3, and a different provider’s service levels will then apply.

13. Suspension and Termination

Termination by Next Step Marketing for cause. Next Step Marketing may suspend or terminate the service, without refund, as follows:

immediately, if Client fails to pay amounts when due after notice, makes unauthorized use of Next Step Marketing-owned materials, or creates material legal, compliance, platform, account, privacy, reputation, or security risk by continuing;
immediately, if Client uses the service in violation of Section 11; or
on 15 days’ written notice for any other breach, if Client does not fix the breach within that period, where it can be fixed.

Client remains responsible for fees due through the end of the applicable minimum term.

Termination by Client for cause. If Next Step Marketing materially fails to provide the website service in Client’s Order, Client may give written notice describing the failure. If Next Step Marketing does not cure it within 30 days, Client may terminate immediately, without paying for any remaining part of the minimum term, and Next Step Marketing will refund prepaid fees for service not yet delivered. Client’s rights under Section 6 are unaffected.

Termination by Next Step Marketing for convenience. Next Step Marketing may terminate the service for any other reason on 30 days’ written notice. In that case Next Step Marketing will refund prepaid fees for service not yet delivered as of the termination date. Separately quoted fees for work already performed are earned when that work is performed and are not refunded.

Upon cancellation, expiration, or termination, the website is taken offline unless a buyout has been executed under Section 6, and access to hosting, campaign destination pages, forms, tracking, automations, legal policy tools, the Accessibility Support Widget, and related systems ends after any applicable wind-down period, or immediately where the reason for termination requires it.

Client remains responsible for unpaid fees, third-party costs, authorized charges, and any unauthorized post-termination use of Next Step Marketing-owned materials.

14. Confidentiality

Each party may receive the other party’s non-public business information (“Confidential Information”). Each party agrees to use reasonable care to protect Confidential Information and to use it only for purposes of the service and related business purposes.

Confidential Information does not include information that is publicly available, already known without restriction, independently developed, or lawfully received from another source.

Term. These confidentiality obligations continue for 3 years after the service ends. Information that qualifies as a trade secret remains protected for as long as it qualifies as a trade secret under applicable law.

Compelled disclosure. A party may disclose Confidential Information to the extent required by law, regulation, subpoena, or court order, provided that the disclosing party gives the other party prompt written notice where legally permitted and discloses only what is required.

Return or destruction. On written request after the service ends, each party will return or destroy the other’s Confidential Information, except copies held in routine backups or kept for legal, tax, or record-keeping reasons. Anything retained stays subject to this Section.

Next Step Marketing’s use of service data. Next Step Marketing may use performance data and what it learns from Client’s website to run and improve its own business, and may use anonymized or aggregated insights in its marketing and education. It will not publish Client’s name, brand, logo, or results without Client’s written agreement. Next Step Marketing does not use Client’s Confidential Information or Client-identifying data to train or fine-tune machine-learning or artificial-intelligence models, and requires its own service providers by contract not to use Client data to train general-purpose models, apart from processing needed to deliver the service and to monitor for abuse. Next Step Marketing does not control, and does not warrant, the data practices of third-party platforms Client separately authorizes or contracts with.

15. Privacy and Client Customer Data

Next Step Marketing’s Privacy Policy describes how it collects, uses, and protects personal information, and is incorporated into these terms by reference.

Delivering the service involves access to personal information belonging to Client’s own customers and website visitors, including form submissions, analytics data, and tracking data. As between the parties, Client controls that information and Next Step Marketing handles it on Client’s behalf and on Client’s instructions.

Next Step Marketing will access Client customer data only as needed to provide the service, will not sell it, and will not use it to market Next Step Marketing’s own services to Client’s customers.

Client is responsible for maintaining a lawful privacy policy and any required consent, disclosure, or opt-out mechanisms on Client’s website, and for the lawfulness of the customer data Client provides or directs Next Step Marketing to process.

16. Indemnification

If someone brings a claim against Next Step Marketing because of something on Client’s side, Client covers it. Client will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Next Step Marketing from third-party claims, damages, penalties, and reasonable costs arising out of:

Client’s business claims, pricing, guarantees, licensing, service descriptions, promotions, testimonials, and before-and-after photos published on the website;
Client’s materials and customer data; and
Client’s violation of law, platform rules, or these terms.

Next Step Marketing will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Client from third-party claims that materials created by Next Step Marketing and delivered under the service infringe that third party’s intellectual property rights, and from claims arising out of Next Step Marketing’s gross negligence or willful misconduct.

17. Limitation of Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Next Step Marketing will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, business interruption, missed opportunities, lost rankings, downtime, third-party outages, or unauthorized continued use related to the service.

Next Step Marketing’s total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to these terms will not exceed the greater of the total fees Client paid to Next Step Marketing for the service in the 3 months before the event giving rise to the claim, excluding third-party costs, or $2,500. Where the website was included in a Momentum Engine tier at no separate charge, the fees for that tier count toward this calculation.

What the cap does not limit. This Section does not limit Client’s indemnification obligations under Section 16, Client’s obligation to pay fees and other amounts owed, either party’s breach of Section 14, or either party’s misuse of the other’s intellectual property. It also does not limit liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law, or a party’s fraud or willful misconduct.

One cap across both agreements. Where Client also subscribes to Momentum Engine, a single event gives rise to a single cap across both agreements rather than two, calculated on the combined fees Client paid for both services.

18. Governing Law and Dispute Resolution

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

Informal resolution. The parties agree to first attempt to resolve any dispute informally by contacting each other directly and negotiating in good faith for at least 30 days.

Mediation. If informal negotiation does not resolve the dispute within 30 days, either party may propose mediation.

Binding arbitration. If mediation is unsuccessful or is declined, any unresolved dispute will be settled by binding arbitration before a single arbitrator, administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Commercial Arbitration Rules, held in Texas. The Federal Arbitration Act governs this Section, including any question of whether a dispute must be arbitrated. The arbitrator’s award may be enforced in any court with authority to hear it.

Collections and small claims. Next Step Marketing may bring an action to collect amounts Client owes, and either party may bring an individual claim in small claims court where the claim qualifies, without first completing the informal resolution and mediation steps above.

If arbitration does not apply. Where a dispute is not subject to arbitration, it will be brought in the state or federal courts located in Texas, and each party waives any right to a jury trial to the extent permitted by law.

Nothing in this Section limits a party’s right to seek injunctive relief for misuse of Confidential Information or intellectual property.

19. General

Entire agreement. These terms, together with Client’s Order and any document incorporated by reference, are the entire agreement between the parties regarding Momentum Website, and supersede prior discussions and proposals on that subject. Where Client also subscribes to Momentum Engine, that service is governed by its own terms, and neither agreement modifies the other.

Severability. If any provision is held unenforceable, that provision will be limited or removed to the minimum extent necessary, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force.

No waiver. A party’s failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of its right to enforce it later.

Assignment. Client may not assign these terms without Next Step Marketing’s written consent. Next Step Marketing may assign these terms in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of substantially all of its assets.

Notices. Written notice to Next Step Marketing, including any cancellation notice required by Section 10, must be sent by email to the contact address at the end of this Section, which is the designated notice address, and is effective on the date Next Step Marketing receives it. Notices to Client may be sent to the email address associated with Client’s account or Order.

Force majeure. Neither party is liable for delay or failure to perform caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, outages, platform failures, labor disputes, and government action.

Independent contractor. The parties are independent contractors. These terms do not create a partnership, joint venture, employment, or agency relationship.

Survival. Sections 6, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, and 19 survive the end of these terms, along with any payment obligation that accrued before it.

Changes to these terms. The version of these terms in effect on the date of Client’s Order governs that engagement through its minimum term. A revision never applies during a minimum term unless Client agrees to it in writing.

Next Step Marketing may revise these terms and will publish the updated version on this page. Revisions:

take effect only 30 days after Next Step Marketing notifies Client, using the email address associated with Client’s account;
apply prospectively only, and never to a dispute or claim that arose before the effective date; and
if a revision materially and adversely affects Client, give Client the right to terminate without penalty, effective on the date the revision would take effect, by giving written notice within that 30-day period.

Continued use of the service after a revision takes effect is acceptance of it, subject to applicable law and any signed written agreement.

Contact. Questions about these terms may be directed to contact@nextstepmarketing.net.