These terms are an agreement between you and Stackjoinery, Inc. ("Stackjoinery", "we", "us"). The first part covers this website. The second part summarizes the standard terms of a Stackjoinery engagement so that you know what to expect before a proposal arrives. The signed engagement agreement, not this page, is the binding document for any project. If you have a question about either part, email hello@stackjoinery.com.
1. Using this website
By using stackjoinery.com you agree to these terms. You may browse the site, read and share links to our content, and contact us through the forms provided. You may not scrape the site at a rate that affects other visitors, attempt to access systems that are not intended to be public, misrepresent who you are when you contact us, or use the site to send unsolicited commercial messages. We may suspend access to anyone who does.
2. Content and intellectual property
The text, code-drawn graphics, case studies, and other material on this site belong to Stackjoinery or are used with permission. You may quote short excerpts with attribution and a link. You may not republish whole pages, present our work as your own, or use our name or logo to imply a relationship that does not exist. Example engagements on this site are representative and do not describe actual clients. They describe that client's specific engagement and are not a promise of what your project will deliver.
3. Insights and information
Articles and other material on this site are general information about automation and AI systems. They are not legal, financial, security, or compliance advice for your situation. Tool names, AI model names, and pricing mentioned in our writing change often. Check the source before relying on them.
4. Third-party links and tools
We link to third-party products, documentation, and services. We do not control them and are not responsible for their content or terms. Our scheduling, analytics, and email tools are described in our privacy policy.
5. Disclaimer and limitation for website use
The website is provided as is. We do not guarantee that it is error-free or uninterrupted. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Stackjoinery is not liable for any indirect, incidental, or consequential loss arising from use of the website, and our total liability in connection with the website is limited to one hundred US dollars. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.
6. Engagement terms summary
Every project we take on is governed by a signed engagement agreement and a one-page scope. The points below are the defaults in that agreement, so nothing in a proposal is a surprise.
Fixed-price scopes
After a free discovery call we deliver a written scope that names the exact systems involved, the workflows to be built, the acceptance criteria, the timeline, and a fixed price. The price changes only if the scope changes, and a scope change is a short written amendment both sides sign before the extra work starts. Most engagements are invoiced fifty percent at kickoff and fifty percent at acceptance; longer builds are split across milestones.
Weekly demos and acceptance
During the build we demonstrate working software every week, on your real data wherever possible, and record the session. We test AI agents against your past cases and share the results before anything touches a customer. Acceptance happens when the criteria in the scope are met and you confirm in writing. If you do not respond within ten business days of a delivery that meets the criteria, it is considered accepted.
Ownership of the work
On receipt of final payment, all deliverables created specifically for you are assigned to you: workflow definitions, code, prompts, evaluation sets, documentation, and configurations. Wherever practical the work is built inside accounts you own from day one, so the assignment changes nothing operationally. We retain ownership of our pre-existing tools, templates, and know-how, and grant you a perpetual, royalty-free license to any of them that are embedded in your deliverables. Third-party services and open-source components remain under their own licenses.
Thirty days of support
Every engagement includes thirty days of support after acceptance, covering defects, questions from your team, and small adjustments that do not change the scope. Support beyond that period is available on a monthly retainer or on a per-request basis, quoted in advance. You are never required to keep us on to keep the system running: documentation, a runbook, and a recorded walkthrough are part of every handoff.
Confidentiality
We treat everything we learn about your business, systems, customers, and data as confidential, both during and after the engagement, and we sign your NDA if you prefer it to ours. We access data only as needed to do the work, inside accounts you control, and we do not use your data to train any model. Details are in our privacy policy. We ask permission before naming you as a client, and you can withdraw that permission at any time.
Warranties and limitation of liability
We warrant that deliverables will perform as described in the scope for the support period and that we will fix defects reported during that time at no charge. Automations and agents act on the instructions and data your systems provide; you remain responsible for reviewing outputs that carry legal, financial, or safety consequences and for the approval gates you choose to enable or disable. Except for breaches of confidentiality, misuse of your data, or liability that cannot be limited by law, each party's total liability under an engagement is limited to the fees paid for that engagement, and neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including lost profits.
Termination
Either party may end an engagement on fourteen days' written notice. You pay for work completed through the termination date, and we hand over everything built to that point along with its documentation.
7. Governing law
These terms and every engagement agreement are governed by the laws of the State of Delaware, without regard to its conflict of laws rules. Any dispute that cannot be resolved by a good-faith discussion between principals within thirty days will be brought in the state or federal courts located in Delaware, and both parties consent to their jurisdiction.
8. Changes to these terms
We may update these website terms from time to time and will post the revised version here with a new date. A signed engagement agreement is not altered by an update to this page.
9. Contact
Stackjoinery, Inc.
Legal and contract questions: hello@stackjoinery.com
Offices in New York and Austin, with a remote team across the US.