Terms of service
Draft. Written alongside the product so the commercial positions are stated rather than assumed. Have a Danish lawyer review it before you take money.
Who this is between
Lauridsen Software (“Livery”, “we”) and the freelancer or agency using the platform (“you”). The local businesses you build for are your clients, not ours.
Who owns the site
The client business owns its own content: its words, its photographs, its logo, its domain. You own the client relationship. We own the platform and the design systems.
If you leave Livery, you may export every site you have built, in full, as structured content plus assets. If a client leaves you, they may export their own site from the client portal. Neither of you needs our permission and neither of you needs to be paid up to do it. What you cannot take is the rendering platform itself — the design systems are licensed for use on Livery, not redistributable.
What we charge
- A subscription for your use of the platform, billed monthly, with generation credits included by tier.
- A percentage fee on end-client subscriptions processed through the platform, disclosed before you create each subscription and shown on every invoice.
End-client billing
Payments are processed by Stripe, a licensed payment institution. We never see or store card details. You onboard a Stripe Connect account; Stripe carries out identity and business verification, and we do not receive those documents.
You set the price your client pays. The contract for the website is between you and your client. We provide the rail and the hosting.
When a client stops paying
Stripe retries the payment. After a grace period of 14 days the site is paused and serves a neutral page that does not mention payment. After 60 days paused it is archived; content is retained for a further 12 months and then deleted. You are notified at each step.
Cancellation
Your client can cancel their subscription themselves, in one click, from their portal. So can you. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period. We do not operate retention flows or require a phone call.
What you are responsible for
- The accuracy of what appears on a site you publish. The generator refuses to invent certifications, testimonials or prices and flags everything unverified, but you are the one confirming it with the business.
- Complying with marketing law when you contact prospects. Cold calling a Danish business is generally permitted; cold emailing generally is not.
- Being the controller for your clients’ data, with us as your processor under the data processing agreement.
What we are responsible for
Keeping published sites available, keeping the platform secure, and telling you promptly if either fails. We do not promise a specific uptime figure in this draft, because a number written without a measured basis is worth nothing. Per-site uptime is measured and reported to you and your client.
Security
We take reasonable technical and organisational measures to protect the platform. We do not claim that any system is completely secure, because no system is.
Governing law
Danish law. Courts of Denmark.