Enjoy huge savings by purchasing our entire Web Development and Hosting Suite of Agreements. Our web site contract suite includes contract terms and conditions, hosting forms, software web development contracts and quality web hosting agreements.
Who Should Use This Suite
The ContractEdge Web Development and Hosting Suite is for all companies that own web sites or provide web site development and hosting services. These web hosting agreements are also ideal for Application Service Providers who offer clients access to licensed software and application servers.
What the Suite Includes
The ContractEdge Web Development and Hosting Suite includes nine valuable contract Agreements to use with clients, employees and business associates:
Application Services Agreement: Set limits on the use of your software and application server. Control who has access to your software and servers and how and when these resources can be used. Prohibit modification or reverse engineering of your software. Specify the storage space your client has available on your server and protect your confidentiality and intellectual property rights. Limit your liability for deficiencies and defects in your software and server. Set contract terms and conditions for hosting.
Employment Contract: Protect your intellectual property rights and confidential information whenever hiring a new employee. Establish your relationship as “employment at will,” and impose non-compete and non-hire provisions to prohibit an employee from stealing your clients or workers.
Subcontractor / Independent Contractor Agreement: Ensure that subcontractors perform according to clear specifications. Set the scope of services, specify price and payment terms, and provide remedies in the event you are dissatisfied with the services provided. Protect your intellectual property rights and confidential information. Establish the subcontractor's relationship to your firm as an independent contractor and give yourself clear authority to terminate the Agreement.
Web Content Contributor Agreement: Protect yourself from liabilities associated with web site content developed by individuals outside of your company. Secure a license to use the content and warrant that the individual hired is indeed its lawful owner. Define your firm's relationship with the contributor and establish the terms of receipt, price and payment for the services.
Web Site Advertising Agreement: Protect your firm from liabilities associated with advertising placed on your web site. Require that advertisers conform to your standards and give you the right to refuse any advertising. Set the conditions of price and payment, and limit your liability to the amount of the advertising fee.
Web Site Development Agreement: Protect yourself from liabilities associated with web site development. Draft a detailed statement of work and set price and payment terms to help avoid “scope creep.” Enforce “limitation of remedies” and “limitation of liabilities” clauses to cap your potential losses. Protect your intellectual property and any confidential information you must share with your client in the course of the project.
Web Site Hosting Agreement: Protect your firm from liabilities associated with hosting web sites on your servers. Define and limit the scope of services you agree to perform, including your responsibilities for downtime and providing technical support. Eliminate liability for unknowingly hosting illegal or inappropriate content on your servers. Set price and payment, limit liability and secure indemnifications against any claims brought about by the client's breach of the Agreement.
Web Site Privacy Policy: Protect yourself from liabilities associated with third-party use of your web site. Establish privacy issues and outline how you intend to use any information gathered from visitors. Address issues related to copyrights, trademarks and use of the web site by children. Indemnify yourself from losses or damages associated with the use of your web site.
Web Site Terms of Use: Protect your firm from liability associated with claims of loss or damage from web site visitors. Draft disclaimers that you do not warrant the accuracy of any information on the site and that you cannot be held liable for any damages incurred by relying on web site content. Provide copyright and trademark protection for web site content and disavow any responsibility for the content of any web site linked to your site.