Termsand conditions.
These Terms and Conditions govern how you may use the LightningRevenue website, submit inquiries, interact with public service descriptions, and rely on information presented before a formal written engagement exists.
This page is intentionally detailed and protective. It is not a substitute for formal legal advice and may be updated as our site, services, contracts, operational model, vendors, or legal requirements evolve.
Agreement to these terms.
By accessing the site, submitting information, using a diagnostic flow, contacting LightningRevenue, reviewing services, or interacting with public content, you agree to these Terms and Conditions. If you do not agree, you should stop using the site and should not submit information through public forms.
These terms apply to public website interactions and pre-contract communications. They do not force LightningRevenue to provide services, accept a project, reserve capacity, maintain any feature, respond to every inquiry, preserve every submission, or continue operating the website in its current form.
These terms govern public site use+
These Terms and Conditions govern access to and use of the LightningRevenue website, public pages, contact forms, newsletter interfaces, analytics-related disclosures, service inquiry flows, and other public digital touchpoints operated by LightningRevenue. They are intended to apply before any separate client agreement, statement of work, data processing agreement, or commercial contract is signed.
Separate written agreements control paid work+
If LightningRevenue and a client sign a separate written agreement, statement of work, proposal, order form, master services agreement, data processing agreement, confidentiality agreement, or security exhibit, that signed document controls the specific paid engagement to the extent it directly conflicts with these website terms.
No automatic client relationship+
Using the site, submitting a form, booking a call, sending an email, selecting a service, requesting pricing, or receiving a preliminary response does not create a client relationship, agency relationship, fiduciary duty, exclusivity obligation, partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, or commitment by LightningRevenue to accept, start, or complete any project.
Business-use orientation+
The site is designed primarily for business-to-business audiences. If you use the site on behalf of a company, brand, employer, client, or organization, you represent that you have authority to do so and that your use does not violate any internal policy, third-party right, platform rule, confidentiality duty, or contractual obligation.
Acceptable and prohibited use.
You may use the LightningRevenue site only for lawful purposes and in a manner consistent with these terms, applicable laws, third-party rights, platform rules, security norms, and ordinary business evaluation. You are responsible for your own device, network, browser, credentials, and conduct.
LightningRevenue may monitor site usage, security events, form submissions, traffic patterns, and technical behavior to protect the site, diagnose issues, enforce these terms, preserve evidence, and improve performance.
Permitted use+
You may access the site for lawful business evaluation, service research, inquiry submission, newsletter signup, privacy review, and ordinary browsing. You may share public links to the site so long as the sharing is not misleading, unlawful, defamatory, abusive, or designed to impersonate LightningRevenue.
Prohibited use+
You may not scrape, attack, overload, probe, reverse engineer, bypass access controls, interfere with analytics consent mechanisms, exploit forms, submit malicious payloads, impersonate another person, misrepresent authority, upload unlawful material, harvest content at scale, or use the site in a way that could damage LightningRevenue, users, infrastructure, vendors, or clients.
Security and abuse controls+
LightningRevenue may block traffic, rate-limit requests, disable sessions, preserve logs, remove submissions, suspend access, change functionality, or take other protective measures without notice if we believe the site is being abused, attacked, probed, misused, or used in a way that creates operational, legal, security, reputational, or commercial risk.
No reliance on uninterrupted availability+
The site may be modified, unavailable, delayed, inaccurate, interrupted, deprecated, or removed at any time. LightningRevenue does not guarantee that the site will be continuously available, error-free, compatible with every device, free from downtime, or preserved in its current form.
Forms, calls, and preliminary communications.
Public forms and inquiry flows exist to help LightningRevenue understand whether there may be a reasonable business fit. They are not intended for emergency requests, regulated notices, legally binding instructions, formal procurement commitments, sensitive disclosures, or time-critical communications.
You should assume that any information submitted through public forms may be reviewed by authorized LightningRevenue personnel or service providers for qualification, routing, response, security, analytics, recordkeeping, and abuse prevention.
Submitted information must be accurate+
When you submit an inquiry, diagnostic flow, engagement model selection, newsletter form, or contact request, you are responsible for ensuring the submitted information is accurate, current, relevant, and submitted with authority. LightningRevenue may rely on the information you provide when deciding whether and how to respond.
No sensitive data through public forms+
Unless separately agreed in writing, you must not submit protected health information, payment card data, passwords, private keys, government identifiers, regulated financial data, confidential client records, children's data, trade secrets, or other sensitive information through public site forms. If you submit such data anyway, you do so at your own risk and authorize LightningRevenue to process it only as reasonably necessary to receive, secure, review, respond to, delete, or document the submission.
LightningRevenue may decline any request+
LightningRevenue may decline, ignore, archive, delete, or deprioritize any inquiry for any lawful reason, including poor fit, incomplete information, budget mismatch, unavailable capacity, suspicious activity, legal risk, conflict concerns, abusive communication, or services outside our current scope.
Preliminary communications are non-binding+
Any early discussion, estimate, exploratory recommendation, diagnostic output, strategy comment, email, call, deck, or message before a signed written agreement is preliminary and non-binding. It should not be treated as a promise of results, final advice, reserved capacity, fixed pricing, legal commitment, or acceptance of responsibility.
Service descriptions and scope boundaries.
LightningRevenue may describe services, frameworks, packages, tiers, strategic models, or outcomes on the website. These descriptions are marketing and informational materials, not standalone contractual commitments. Actual scope, responsibilities, exclusions, timelines, acceptance criteria, pricing, and deliverables must be written separately.
Any examples, screenshots, case-study style language, performance language, positioning, service names, or capability statements are contextual. They do not guarantee that the same work, result, process, or resource mix will apply to your organization.
Service descriptions are general+
Descriptions of PPC, SEO, web development, software development, SMM, UI/UX, lead generation, sales setup, engagement models, packages, tiers, and related capabilities are general descriptions only. They do not guarantee that a specific service, feature, resource, timeline, strategy, deliverable, channel, integration, platform, or result will be included in a future engagement.
Scope must be written+
Paid work only includes the scope expressly stated in a signed written agreement, statement of work, accepted proposal, or written change order. Anything not expressly included is excluded, even if discussed informally, implied by prior conversations, shown as an example, or visible on the public website.
No guaranteed commercial outcome+
LightningRevenue may provide strategy, creative, development, marketing, analytics, infrastructure, and operational work, but does not guarantee revenue, profit, rankings, conversion rates, ROAS, account approval, platform acceptance, investor interest, specific traffic, lead volume, cost per lead, algorithmic visibility, uptime from third-party providers, or any other commercial outcome unless expressly stated in a signed written agreement.
Dependencies can affect delivery+
Timelines, quality, performance, and outcomes can depend on client inputs, approvals, assets, access, budgets, platform rules, third-party systems, market conditions, ad account history, data quality, content quality, engineering constraints, compliance review, and business decisions outside LightningRevenue's control.
Your responsibilities when working with us.
If you become a client or prospective client, LightningRevenue's ability to perform depends heavily on your cooperation, accurate information, stakeholder alignment, access permissions, budget approvals, platform compliance, and timely review.
Delays, incomplete feedback, missing assets, inaccurate data, unavailable stakeholders, legal review, technical blockers, account restrictions, or internal decision changes may affect timelines, quality, cost, and outcomes.
- Provide timely, accurate, complete, and authorized information.
- Review deliverables, requests, drafts, and approvals within agreed timelines.
- Maintain ownership or permission for submitted assets, data, trademarks, accounts, credentials, content, and third-party materials.
- Comply with platform policies, advertising rules, privacy laws, employment obligations, sector regulations, and internal approval requirements.
- Avoid submitting illegal, infringing, misleading, discriminatory, harmful, deceptive, or unauthorized material.
- Maintain secure account access, password hygiene, administrative permissions, and internal controls for systems you ask LightningRevenue to work with.
- Notify LightningRevenue promptly about material changes, risk issues, compliance restrictions, stakeholder blockers, or platform warnings relevant to the work.
Pricing, invoices, and third-party costs.
Nothing on the public website should be treated as a final invoice, guaranteed quote, tax-inclusive price, financing offer, or obligation to provide services at a listed or implied rate. Commercial terms must be written and accepted through the appropriate agreement or proposal process.
Where payment terms are agreed, you remain responsible for timely payment, taxes where applicable, third-party costs, chargeback avoidance, billing accuracy, and ensuring the payment method is authorized.
Pricing requires written confirmation+
Public package names, engagement labels, examples, ranges, or exploratory estimates are not final pricing. Fees, deposits, retainers, hourly rates, usage costs, third-party expenses, taxes, payment dates, and cancellation terms must be confirmed in writing.
Late or failed payment+
If payment is late, disputed, reversed, declined, or incomplete, LightningRevenue may pause work, withhold deliverables, suspend access, delay launches, charge applicable fees, require prepayment, alter delivery priority, or terminate the engagement according to the relevant written agreement or applicable law.
Third-party costs+
Ad spend, hosting, domains, SaaS tools, stock assets, fonts, plugins, APIs, data enrichment, CRMs, automation tools, compliance tools, analytics platforms, payment processors, and other third-party expenses are generally separate from LightningRevenue fees unless expressly included in writing.
Ownership, licenses, and reusable work.
LightningRevenue protects its brand, public materials, design language, site structure, code, templates, frameworks, and internal methodology. You may not copy or repurpose LightningRevenue materials in a way that competes with, imitates, misrepresents, or dilutes LightningRevenue.
Ownership of paid deliverables, transfer timing, source files, licenses, portfolio rights, reusable components, third-party assets, and usage permissions must be defined in the relevant written agreement. Public site language does not transfer intellectual property rights.
LightningRevenue site content+
The website, visual design, copy, structure, layouts, components, service descriptions, brand elements, graphics, code patterns, and other public materials are owned by or licensed to LightningRevenue and may not be copied, scraped, republished, sold, cloned, or used to create confusingly similar services without permission.
Client materials+
You retain ownership of materials you lawfully provide to LightningRevenue, subject to the rights you grant us to review, host, process, adapt, display, modify, and use them as necessary to evaluate inquiries or perform agreed services.
Reusable know-how+
Unless a signed written agreement says otherwise, LightningRevenue retains ownership of pre-existing tools, frameworks, templates, methods, snippets, know-how, design systems, internal processes, strategic concepts, operational playbooks, and generalized learnings developed before, during, or after an engagement.
Portfolio rights+
Unless restricted by a signed confidentiality or services agreement, LightningRevenue may reference public-facing work, outcomes, categories, anonymized learnings, or non-confidential engagement details in portfolios, proposals, case studies, sales materials, and internal training.
Platforms, vendors, and external systems.
Many modern growth and software workflows depend on third-party systems. These can include advertising platforms, search engines, social networks, hosting providers, analytics tools, APIs, payment processors, automation systems, CRMs, email providers, repositories, design tools, and domain registrars.
LightningRevenue is not responsible for third-party actions or failures outside its reasonable control. You remain responsible for reviewing and complying with third-party terms, billing rules, platform policies, data rules, and access requirements.
Third-party platforms+
LightningRevenue may recommend, configure, integrate, or work with third-party platforms, but does not control their availability, pricing, terms, APIs, moderation decisions, account suspensions, policy changes, algorithm updates, billing, outages, data handling, or security incidents.
Client accounts+
Where work requires access to ad accounts, analytics properties, CRMs, domains, repositories, hosting, payment processors, email systems, or other client-controlled environments, you remain responsible for account ownership, permissions, billing, compliance, backups, access revocation, and internal approval.
No endorsement guarantee+
Links, tools, integrations, references, or third-party names on the site are provided for context. They do not mean LightningRevenue endorses every third-party practice or that any third party endorses, sponsors, approves, or is responsible for LightningRevenue.
Confidentiality and public submissions.
Public site forms are not a secure channel for highly confidential, regulated, or commercially sensitive material. Unless a separate written confidentiality agreement is signed, LightningRevenue's receipt of an unsolicited submission does not create a broad confidentiality duty beyond reasonable handling practices described in our Privacy Policy.
If confidential treatment is required, ask for appropriate written terms before sending sensitive materials. LightningRevenue may delete, ignore, archive, or return unsolicited confidential material without accepting obligations beyond those required by law.
Unsolicited ideas and proposals+
If you submit unsolicited ideas, concepts, strategies, feature suggestions, brand ideas, product concepts, copy, designs, or business proposals, you acknowledge that LightningRevenue may already be developing similar ideas and is not restricted from using independently developed or generally known concepts.
Mutual written agreements+
Specific confidentiality, data protection, security, or non-disclosure obligations may be created only through a signed written agreement. Those obligations apply only to the parties, scope, data, and period described in that agreement.
Disclaimers and no reliance.
Public website content is informational and may change. You should not rely on the site as the only basis for business, legal, financial, technical, compliance, hiring, investment, or operational decisions.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, LightningRevenue disclaims all warranties not expressly stated in a signed written agreement, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, accuracy, availability, compatibility, and uninterrupted operation.
Information is provided as-is+
The site and its content are provided on an as-is and as-available basis. LightningRevenue does not warrant that the site content is complete, current, error-free, suitable for your specific circumstances, legally sufficient for your jurisdiction, or free from technical interruptions.
No professional advice by default+
Public site content may discuss marketing, analytics, technology, privacy, security, growth, and operations, but it is not legal, tax, accounting, medical, investment, employment, or regulated professional advice. You should consult qualified professionals for your specific obligations.
Liability limits and risk allocation.
Site use is at your own risk. LightningRevenue is not responsible for losses caused by your reliance on public content, inaccurate submissions, unauthorized use, third-party systems, platform decisions, security events outside our control, or decisions made before written commercial terms are finalized.
Some jurisdictions do not allow certain limitations, so parts of these limitations may not apply to you. Where limitations are restricted by law, they apply to the fullest extent permitted.
Limitation of liability+
To the maximum extent permitted by law, LightningRevenue is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, punitive, exemplary, lost-profit, lost-revenue, lost-data, business interruption, reputational, platform, ranking, algorithmic, or opportunity damages arising from site use or reliance on public content.
Force majeure and external events+
LightningRevenue is not responsible for delay or failure caused by events outside reasonable control, including outages, platform policy changes, cyber incidents, hosting failures, network disruptions, labor issues, legal changes, payment failures, vendor problems, force majeure events, or client-side delays.
Maximum liability for public site use+
To the maximum extent permitted by law, LightningRevenue's total liability arising from public site use, public content, or pre-contract interactions is limited to the greater of the amount you paid LightningRevenue specifically for the affected public site interaction, if any, or one hundred US dollars. This limit does not expand any separate contract unless that contract expressly says so.
Suspension, termination, and changes.
LightningRevenue may suspend, restrict, modify, or terminate access to the site, forms, admin areas, diagnostics, content, or any public feature at any time without notice where we believe doing so is useful for security, operations, legal compliance, business changes, abuse prevention, maintenance, or risk reduction.
We may update these terms by publishing a revised version on the site. Continued use after changes means you accept the revised terms. If a change is material to a signed client agreement, the signed agreement controls unless amended according to its own terms.
Survival+
Provisions relating to intellectual property, confidentiality, disclaimers, liability limits, payment obligations, dispute handling, data handling, security, and any obligations that by nature should survive will survive termination or discontinued site use.
Disputes and interpretation.
If a concern arises, contact LightningRevenue first so the issue can be reviewed in context. Many issues involving submissions, billing expectations, account access, content interpretation, or scope assumptions can be resolved faster through direct written communication.
These terms should be interpreted to preserve their protective purpose to the maximum extent permitted by law. If one provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions remain effective, and the unenforceable provision should be modified only as much as necessary to make it enforceable.
No waiver+
LightningRevenue's failure to enforce a provision immediately does not waive the right to enforce it later. A waiver must be written and signed by an authorized LightningRevenue representative to be effective.
Assignment+
You may not assign rights or obligations related to these terms without LightningRevenue's written consent. LightningRevenue may assign or transfer rights and obligations in connection with business restructuring, ownership changes, asset transfers, or operational continuity.
Questions about these terms.
For questions about these Terms and Conditions, contact us at antonio@lightning-revenue.com. Include enough context for us to understand the request, but do not send passwords, private keys, payment card data, regulated records, or unrelated sensitive files.
Communications about terms do not amend these terms unless LightningRevenue expressly agrees to an amendment in a signed written document.