Terms of Use

What this site is

This site describes GrowthRefactor’s services and lets you request a free audit. It is operated by GrowthRefactor; you can reach us at hello@growthrefactor.com. Using the site or sending the form means you accept these terms.

What the free audit is, and is not

The audit is a genuine look at your site, your call flow, and your follow-up, delivered as a written list you keep whether or not you hire us. It is not a contract, it costs nothing, and requesting it obligates you to nothing. It also is not tailored professional advice for decisions beyond its scope; it is our honest assessment of what we found.

No guarantees, stated plainly

Nothing on this site promises a search ranking, a number of leads, or an amount of revenue, and these terms repeat that on purpose: nobody controls those outcomes, and we do not guarantee them. What we commit to for a given project lives in that project’s written scope, and only there.

Engagements and ownership

Any actual engagement is governed by a written scope agreed before work starts. Where these terms and a written scope differ, the scope wins. As stated across this site: accounts, domains, phone numbers, and data connected to your business belong to you, in your name, from day one. Leaving is a decision, not a negotiation.

Using the form

Send it about your own business, once per genuine request. Automated, bulk, or abusive submissions are filtered and discarded. What happens to submitted data is covered by the privacy policy, which is short and worth the two minutes.

Content on this site

Guides and page content are provided as general information, as-is. We keep them accurate and honest, and we correct them when they are wrong, but acting on general content is your call. The site’s text, design, and graphics are ours; do not republish them as your own.

Liability, in plain words

To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for losses arising from using this website or relying on its general content. This does not limit anything that cannot lawfully be limited, and it does not touch the responsibilities we take on in a written scope, which are stated there.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of Pakistan, where the studio operates. A written project scope may name a different governing law for that engagement; if it does, that choice applies to the engagement.

Changes

If these terms change, the new version is posted here and the date at the top moves. Continued use of the site after that means the current version applies.