US Terms of Service

1. Provider and contact

The service provider is Kacper Rękawek, operating under the FastLanding.io brand, ul. Janusza Kusocińskiego 8 lok. 21, 44-122 Gliwice, Poland, NIP 6312736932, EU VAT ID PL6312736932 (“FastLanding”). Contact: kontakt@fastlanding.io. FastLanding operates from Poland and does not claim a US office.

2. Website information and inquiries

US pages describe current public service options and price anchors. They are invitations to submit a brief, not binding offers. FastLanding may accept or decline an inquiry after reviewing scope, fit, dependencies, conflicts, and capacity.

The optional AI assistant provides general information from published FastLanding materials. It is not a person, legal adviser, binding quote, booking system, or authority to change these Terms. A calendar link, when configured, is optional and does not itself confirm a project.

3. Proposal and contract

A project begins only when the parties accept a written proposal or agreement and any required start payment is received. That project document controls the included pages and deliverables, responsibilities, assumptions, review stages, revisions, schedule, price, payment terms, source ownership, third-party costs, and approved exceptions.

If these Terms conflict with a signed project document, the signed project document controls for that project. No website copy, AI answer, analytics event, calendar event, or informal message changes an accepted scope.

4. Published prices and payment

The published US launch price is $3,900 for an approved, defined website sprint while capacity is available, with optional Care from $249 per month. Eligibility, scope, and a start window are confirmed in writing. A slot is not guaranteed.

FastLanding's established website payment model is 50% to start and 50% after deployment. The accepted proposal states the actual invoice schedule, currency, taxes, payment method, due dates, and any approved exception. Third-party hosting, domains, software, content, paid media, and other external costs are separate unless expressly included.

5. Client responsibilities

The client must provide accurate business information, lawful content, timely decisions, required access, and materials it has the right to use. The client remains responsible for claims about its products or services, industry-specific compliance, privacy notices for its own users, and final approval of content before launch.

Delays, missing access, changed requirements, or late materials may change the schedule or require a written scope change. FastLanding will identify the effect before performing out-of-scope work.

6. Reviews, changes, and acceptance

Review points and included revisions are defined in the proposal. Requests outside the accepted scope require a written change, including any price or schedule effect. The client must test and review the agreed deliverables at the stated checkpoints and report reproducible issues within the review period.

Launch, deployment, or handoff occurs under the acceptance process in the proposal. A third-party outage or delayed client approval does not by itself make an incomplete external service a FastLanding deliverable.

7. Intellectual property and source

Ownership and licensing are stated in the project proposal. Unless that document says otherwise, transfer of agreed final project rights and source occurs after full payment. FastLanding and third parties retain pre-existing tools, licensed components, provider services, know-how, and materials not created specifically for the client.

The client grants FastLanding a limited right to use supplied materials only as needed to perform the project. FastLanding will not publish a case study, confidential information, results claim, or testimonial unless the client has authorized that use.

8. Third-party services and AI

Domains, hosting, analytics, scheduling, email, databases, AI providers, payment services, and other integrations are governed by their providers' availability and terms. FastLanding will identify included setup work, but does not control a provider's pricing, policy changes, outages, or account decisions.

AI output may be incomplete or incorrect and must be reviewed by a person before business reliance. Do not submit sensitive information through the public AI assistant. Data handling is described in the US Privacy Notice.

9. Confidentiality and data

Each party must use reasonable care with non-public information received for a project and use it only for the project or legal compliance. Information that is public, independently developed, lawfully received from another source, or required to be disclosed by law is not confidential under this section.

Each party remains responsible for its own legal obligations as a data controller. Any required data-processing terms for client systems should be agreed in writing before personal data is placed into those systems.

10. Warranties and responsibility

FastLanding will perform accepted services with reasonable professional care and will address verified defects under the project document. Search rankings, traffic, conversions, revenue, uninterrupted third-party services, and outcomes dependent on client content or market conditions are not guaranteed.

To the fullest extent allowed by law, neither party is liable for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential loss. Any project-specific cap or remedy must be stated in the signed project document. Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limits mandatory consumer rights.

11. Cancellation, suspension, and termination

Cancellation, refunds, work completed, handoff, and termination consequences are governed by the accepted proposal and mandatory law. FastLanding may pause work for overdue payment, missing required access, unlawful instructions, security risk, or material breach after reasonable notice where notice is practicable.

Either party may terminate for a material breach that is not cured within a reasonable written cure period, unless immediate termination is permitted by law or the project document. Terms concerning payment due, ownership, confidentiality, liability, and dispute resolution survive where their purpose requires.

12. Governing law, disputes, and changes

Polish law governs these Terms, without removing any mandatory protection that applies to a consumer in another jurisdiction. The parties should first send a written description of a dispute and allow a reasonable opportunity to resolve it. Courts with jurisdiction under applicable law may hear an unresolved dispute.

FastLanding may update these Terms for future inquiries. The version accepted with a project remains applicable to that project unless the parties agree otherwise in writing. Electronic acceptance and signatures may be used where legally valid.