These terms summarize how a development engagement with Zyntari works. Every project is governed by a signed agreement and a written scope document; this page is a readable overview of what those contain.
We provide the development and design services required for your project and deliver them per an approved, written scope. Anything not listed as included in that scope is treated as out of scope and priced separately.
Work progresses through defined milestones — spec & approval, design, development and delivery. Delays caused by the client, force majeure or a change in scope push the target dates accordingly and pause the clock.
The total fee is paid in three stages:
The signing payment covers work already begun and is non‑refundable unless agreed otherwise. Third‑party costs (hosting, domain, LLM API, payment processing) are billed by usage and are not included in the fee.
To keep things moving, the client provides content, materials and access on time; gives feedback and approvals within a reasonable window; names a single point of contact; and covers third‑party service costs. Delays in these shift the timeline accordingly.
Full ownership of the code and intellectual property in the deliverables transfers to the client only upon receipt of full payment. Until then, all rights remain with Zyntari. We may include the work in our portfolio unless agreed otherwise in writing.
After delivery, a bug‑fix window of 14–30 days applies, during which we fix faults originating in our work at no extra cost. Beyond that window, maintenance and further development are provided under a separate, agreed arrangement.
If we deliver the production version late through our own fault, the client is credited 5% of the total fee per week of delay, up to a cumulative cap of 25%.
Our total liability is limited to the amount actually paid for the project. We are not liable for indirect or consequential damages, including loss of profits, revenue or data. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited under law.
Each side keeps the other's business and technical information confidential and uses it only to perform the agreement. This obligation survives the end of the engagement.
Either side may end the engagement with written notice; the client pays for all work performed up to termination. Disputes are first addressed through direct, fair dialogue. This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Israel.
This summary is for convenience and does not replace the signed agreement, which prevails in case of any difference.