Starter template only. This document must be reviewed and adapted by a qualified legal professional and the business owner before publication.
1. Service and eligibility
LocationFrame creates property marketing videos from media and information supplied by the client. Each standard package covers one subject property unless a written custom agreement states otherwise.
2. Client media and permissions
- The client must own or have permission to use every submitted photo, video, logo, music request, trademark, and other asset.
- The client grants the service permission to process submitted material solely for delivering the agreed project.
- The client must identify confidential material and any restrictions before production begins.
3. Package limitations
Package inclusions, nearby-location limits, final format, and duration are defined on the pricing page or in a written custom quote. Work beyond those limits may require an additional fee.
4. Accuracy and location privacy
- The client is responsible for checking property facts, prices, distances, names, availability, and claims before approval.
- An exact property location can be hidden or replaced with an approximate area when requested before production.
- The service is not responsible for errors caused by incomplete or inaccurate client information.
5. Production and delivery
Delivery timing begins only after payment (where required) and all essential media, location, branding, and instructions have been received. Timelines are estimates unless a written agreement expressly guarantees a date.
6. Revisions and custom work
Unlimited revisions apply within the original agreed scope. A new concept, different property, replacement of most provided media, or complete creative redirection is new work and may require a separate order or quote.
7. Approval and use
The client must review the final draft carefully. Approval confirms that the client accepts the content and factual details. Usage rights and portfolio permissions should be stated in the final business terms.
8. Governing terms
These starter terms should be adapted for [Insert jurisdiction]. Add dispute, liability, intellectual-property, cancellation, tax, and governing-law language based on professional advice.