Terms of Use

These terms will govern use of the Bright Bridge Web website. Service obligations live in the applicable proposal or agreement. The final wording is under attorney review; the structure is shown below.

1. Agreement / Scope

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • The final terms must separate use of the public Bright Bridge website from the purchase of Bright Bridge services.
  • Counsel defines precedence so this page never overrides project-specific proposals, MSAs, SOWs, accessibility engagement letters, or subscription agreements.

2. Website Use

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Acceptable use and website-content rights, sized to an informational marketing site. Bright Bridge's site has no user accounts, no uploads, and no community features, so a generic prohibited-activities list is not appropriate by default.

3. Service Inquiries, Proposals & Agreements

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

Verified implementation facts for review

  • Bright Bridge operates multiple, different commercial models: Website Plans & Care (published monthly plans); Accessibility (published scan, audit, and monitoring products plus scoped remediation); App Rescue (free review, paid assessment, scoped stabilization, recurring maintenance); Custom Development (written scopes and quotes plus a published engineering rate for out-of-package work).
  • Therefore the terms must not say every engagement is fixed price, that every engagement starts with a free scan, or that all services share one cancellation rule.
  • Service-specific obligations defer to the applicable agreement or proposal.

4. Pricing & Payment

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Contractual payment obligations in general terms. Current marketing prices live on the Pricing page; price tables should not be hardcoded here unless counsel specifically wants them.

5. Subscription Services

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Counsel to address: billing frequency, month-to-month plans where applicable, failed payments, cancellation effective date, service termination, included scope, out-of-scope work, changes to future pricing, and account/payment requirements.
  • None of these rules exist yet in written form and none may be invented here.

6. Website as a Service

[OWNER + ATTORNEY DECISION REQUIRED — Website as a Service cancellation, ownership, export/handoff rights]

  • This is an unresolved business-policy item. Leadership must select the policy before counsel drafts it.
  • Until then this page must not state that the client owns the full production stack, keeps everything, is guaranteed a full export, receives a read-only handoff, or that ownership transfers after any number of months. The public service pages are intentionally conservative for the same reason.

7. Existing Client-Owned Websites

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Website Care must not be confused with Website as a Service. Operationally, a website brought to Bright Bridge already owned by the client remains the client's existing asset. The detailed intellectual-property wording is counsel's.

8. Custom Development / Intellectual Property

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Counsel to cover deliverables, source code, pre-existing intellectual property, third-party and open-source components, client materials, licensing, ownership and assignment, and any payment condition for transfer.
  • No statement may go beyond the signed project agreement.

9. App Rescue / Client-Controlled Accounts

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Operational strategy favors moving takeover infrastructure into client-controlled accounts. The terms should not undermine that positioning; the contractual wording is counsel's.

10. Accessibility Services Disclaimer

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Operating rule to be reflected: accessibility reports and remediation are technical findings and services, not legal advice. No legal-compliance guarantees.

11. Third-Party Services

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Relevant categories only where they actually apply to a client engagement: hosting, payment processors, APIs, SaaS platforms, plugins, AI tools, open-source software. No vendor names unless relevant and verified.

12. Warranty / Disclaimer

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

13. Limitation of Liability

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

14. Indemnification

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Included only if counsel decides it belongs. Not autogenerated.

15. Governing Law / Venue

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Bright Bridge is based in Utah. County and court venue must come from counsel; no venue is asserted here.
  • Malformed legacy wording such as "United States County, Utah" must never be reused.

16. Changes to Terms

[LEGAL-COPY — attorney review required]

  • Effective date: [PENDING]
  • Last updated: [PENDING]

17. Contact

  • Verified email, phone, and mailing address are required here. None have been verified yet, so nothing is published in their place.