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Terms of Service
The rules of engagement for our digital architecture.
The 48-Hour Prototype Protocol
OnStack operates on a "Prototype-First" model. Upon submitting your brand assets via our Intake Engine, we may, at our sole discretion, engineer a custom front-end prototype. This prototype is provided strictly for demonstration purposes. All code, design elements, and intellectual property created during the 48-Hour Prototype phase remain the exclusive property of OnStack. If a build tier is not selected and paid for within 72 hours of delivery, the staging link will be permanently destroyed.
Intellectual Property (IP) Transfer
You are purchasing custom digital real estate. However, 100% ownership and intellectual property rights of the final codebase, designs, and database schemas are only transferred to you upon full and final payment of your selected build tier (Launchpad, Pro Control, or Bespoke Scale). Until full payment is received, OnStack retains all rights and reserves the right to suspend or terminate staging environments.
The Partner Plan (Hosting)
To ensure peak performance, OnStack requires clients to remain on the Partner Plan immediately following deployment. This fee covers:
- Premium Global Edge Network hosting.
- SSL Certificate management and Domain routing.
- Up to three (3) hours of monthly development time for minor content, image, or inventory adjustments.
Unused development time does not roll over to the following month. Feature expansions outside of this 3-hour scope will be quoted separately.
The Codebase Handover Clause
We do not believe in holding businesses hostage. If you wish to cancel your Partner Plan and move your hosting and maintenance in-house, you may invoke the Handover Clause at any time. Upon request, OnStack will apply a one-time Handover Fee. Once paid, we will package your entire custom Next.js repository, transfer full GitHub ownership to your technical team, and sever all hosting ties. OnStack is not responsible for site performance, bugs, or downtime once the codebase has been handed over.