Legal · Terms and conditions
Terms and conditions.
How a website or e-shop contract is formed: price and scope set in an individual proposal, timelines, handover, who owns what, operation and claims.
The short version
- We build your website or e-shop on our Vera platform. Price, scope and timeline are set in a tailored proposal or in the contract for work. We are not VAT registered, so the price is final.
- You see a preview within five days of the brief. You pay nothing until you sign it off.
- The timeline in the proposal runs from when we have your materials and the approved preview.
- Your data and content are yours, and the domain is in your name from day one. The Vera platform remains ours.
- Operation and hosting are a separate service with no minimum term, priced in the proposal. Faults reported within 30 days of launch are fixed free of charge.
Who we are and whom these terms cover
The provider of the services is:
Luma Creative s. r. o., a limited liability company (s. r. o.), trading as LUMA CreativeRegistered office: Doležalova 3424/15C, 821 04 Bratislava-Ružinov, SlovakiaCompany ID (IČO): 57939551 · Tax ID (DIČ): 2123407737 · not registered for VATRegistration: registered in the Commercial Register of the Žilina District Court, Section Sro, File No. 92962/LManaging director: Peter KapusníkE-mail: peter.kapusnik@lumacreative.online · phone: +421 907 042 000These terms govern the relationship between us and a client who orders a website or e-shop build, further modules or operation from us. Anything we agree differently in a specific contract or in the approved brief takes precedence over these terms.
We provide our services to businesses only — to entrepreneurs and legal entities acting in the course of their business. Relationships with businesses are governed by the Slovak Commercial Code (Act No. 513/1991 Coll.).
What we deliver
We build business websites, e-shops and integrations on our own Vera platform. The scope of the work, the price and the delivery date are always agreed in a tailored proposal or in the contract for work.
Anything beyond the agreed scope (a custom design or an extra language, for example) is priced and scheduled in the proposal and agreed with you in advance.
A separate service is operation and hosting (see Operation and hosting).
We do not do logos or photography in-house; we write the site copy ourselves, and a business website covers content for up to six pages.
How the contract is formed
- Enquiry. You write to us through the contact form, by e-mail or by phone. We reply within 24 hours. Neither the enquiry nor the quote commits you to anything.
- The brief. Half an hour on the phone or in person: who you sell to, what a visitor should do on your site, what irritates you about the current one.
- Written brief. The conversation becomes a written brief with scope, price and timeline, sent to you for approval. That brief is what gets built.
- Preview. Within five days you see one to three finished screens with your logo and copy. You send your notes in one go, in the single round included in the price.
- Sign-off. We carry on only once you approve the preview. Until then you pay nothing; if you do not approve it, the cooperation can end without any payment.
The contract is concluded: when both parties sign the contract and a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
Price and payment
- Prices are final. We are not VAT registered, so the figure in the proposal or the contract for work is also the figure on the invoice.
- The price of the build is a one-off payment. The only recurring payment is operation.
- Whatever is agreed before the contract is concluded is what the invoice says; nothing is added at handover.
- Work beyond the brief — another round of revisions, a new feature — is done only once we have agreed its price in advance.
- You pay for the domain directly to the registrar, so that it stays in your name; it is not part of our price.
- Payment terms: the preview is free. Once you approve it, we sign the contract and the NDA and issue the first invoice. <strong>Website:</strong> a 50 % deposit when the contract is signed and 50 % at launch. <strong>E-shop:</strong> 40 % when the contract is signed, 30 % once the design of the main pages is approved, 20 % at launch and 10 % after the 30-day acceptance period. Invoices are due within 7 days of issue and are paid by bank transfer.
- Late-payment interest: at the statutory rate under the Slovak Commercial Code and Government Regulation No. 21/2013 Coll.
Timelines
The delivery date is set in the proposal or in the contract for work. Anything added beyond the agreed scope moves it by a time we agree with you in advance, so you know the launch date ahead.
The time is counted in working days from the moment we have all your materials and the approved preview, not from signature. If materials or answers are late, the deadline moves by the same amount.
What we need from you
- Your logo if you have one, a handful of photos and answers to five questions — by form or in half an hour on the phone.
- Reading and signing off the copy we write. If you have your own, send it and we both save a round.
- Sending your notes on the preview in one go, in one round.
- Staying reachable for the occasional short question during the build.
- Access to the domain so that we can point it at launch.
You are responsible for the materials you give us (copy, photos, logos): you must have the right to use them and they must not infringe anyone else's rights.
Handover and launch
At launch we point the domain, switch on the SSL certificate, traffic measurement and the sitemap for search engines, and take the site live. You receive your Vera admin credentials and training to the extent set in the proposal. We do not put half-finished sites online.
Launch constitutes handover of the work. From that day the 30-day period for reporting faults runs (see Faults and liability).
Who owns what
- Your data and content are yours. We export products, orders, copy and photos for you at any time in standard formats.
- The domain is yours — registered in your name from the start.
- The Vera platform is ours. Your site runs on Vera, but its code and further development remain the property of LUMA and are not sold with the site.
- Site design and code: when you leave, we hand the site over as a content export — copy, images, products and other data in standard formats. The site code and templates that run on Vera are not handed over.
Operation and hosting
Operation is the only recurring item and its price is set in the proposal or the contract. It is not an instalment on the site, which is paid under the contract for work. It includes:
- Hosting on LUMA Creative servers (Websupport.sk)
- SSL certificate, renewals included
- Database backups with one-command restore
- Uptime monitoring, with an alert when the site goes down
- Ongoing updates to the Vera platform
- Administration and regular preventive maintenance of the site or e-shop
Vera updates go out to all clients at once. Operation has no minimum term: you can end it at the close of any month, and when you leave we export your data for you.
- Invoicing of operation: monthly in advance, starting with the month in which the site goes live. If a promotion on operation applies (for example the first 6 months free), we invoice from the first month after it ends; current promotions are shown in the quote.
- How to end operation: by e-mail to peter.kapusnik@lumacreative.online at any time, without giving a reason and with no lock-in. Operation ends on the last day of the calendar month in which we receive the notice.
Where operating your site involves processing your customers' personal data (orders or enquiries from your site, for example), we do so as your processor under Art. 28 GDPR and will sign a data processing agreement with you.
Faults, complaints and liability
- Faults reported within 30 days of launch are fixed at no extra charge. After that, the hours worked are billed: at the hourly rate agreed in the proposal or in the contract for work.
- A fault means something does not do what it was built to do under the brief. A new feature is a separate order.
- Report a fault by e-mail to peter.kapusnik@lumacreative.online or by phone; you write straight to the person who built your site.
- We do not guarantee a particular speed score or load time: part of the result depends on third-party scripts and on content you add to the site later.
- You are responsible for the content you put on the site and for its compliance with the law.
- Limitation of liability: total liability for damage is limited to the price of the order in which the damage arose. The limit does not apply to damage caused intentionally or through gross negligence.
Personal data
How we process your personal data, as a client and as a website visitor, is described in our privacy policy.
Governing law and disputes
The contract and these terms are governed by the law of the Slovak Republic. We first try to settle any dispute by agreement — most are resolved with one phone call. Failing that, the competent court of the Slovak Republic decides.
Final provisions
We may amend these terms. A contract is governed by the version in force on the day it was concluded; a change affects operation only after we have notified you in advance, and if you disagree you can end operation without penalty.
Should any provision be invalid, the rest remain in force.