Website Terms

Website content is general information about Wattlewire services. It is not legal, financial, regulatory, or business advice and should not be relied on as a substitute for professional advice.

An enquiry, package price, estimate, example timeline, or discussion does not create a binding agreement. Services are supplied only after Wattlewire accepts the work in writing, usually through a proposal, statement of work, invoice, or client service agreement.

The agreed proposal or client service agreement sets out the project scope, deliverables, payment schedule, revision process, client inputs, delivery approach, ownership, hosting, support, and any project-specific terms.

For standard custom projects, Wattlewire's current position is a 50% deposit to book work and 50% due before launch, handover, or transfer of final deliverables. Invoices are due within 14 days of issue unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Website content, branding, code, and other Wattlewire materials are protected by intellectual-property laws. You may not copy, reproduce, or use them except as permitted by law or agreed in writing.

Clients retain ownership of materials they supply. After full payment, clients receive a perpetual licence to use final bespoke deliverables for their business. Wattlewire retains ownership of its pre-existing code, CMS platform, reusable components, frameworks, deployment systems, methods, and internal tools.

Websites and web tools may use third-party infrastructure, analytics, email, payment, hosting, domain, integration, or software providers. Those services have their own terms, policies, pricing, availability, and support arrangements.

Wattlewire is not responsible for changes, outages, pricing, policy decisions, or security incidents caused by a third-party provider outside Wattlewire's reasonable control.

Nothing in these Website Terms excludes rights that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. To the extent permitted by law, Wattlewire is not liable for indirect or consequential loss, lost revenue, lost data, or business interruption arising from use of this website.

Any liability for paid services is addressed in the applicable proposal or client service agreement. Wattlewire's draft commercial position is to limit liability to fees paid for the affected service in the 12 months before a claim, or the total fees paid for a one-off project.