This Website Rental Agreement ("Agreement") is between K-Wired, LLC, 109 Ambersweet Way #861, Davenport, FL 33897 ("Company"), and the Client identified below, effective on the date of Client's electronic signature.
1. SERVICES AND SCOPE
1.1 Scope. Company will design and host one website for the business, pages, features, and design direction described in the Website Order Form or project brief accepted in writing by both parties ("Scope"). Work outside the Scope requires a separate written quote and approval.
1.2 Included service. Service includes standard hosting, routine technical maintenance, and reasonable text, contact-information, and image updates within existing page layouts. New pages, features, integrations, rebranding, and structural changes are not routine updates. Company will identify separately chargeable work before starting it. Existing-domain setup or porting carries no Company service fee; third-party costs require Client approval.
1.3 Rush service. Rush service is not included in the $29/month rental. Completing the Website Order Form does not create any rush obligation. If Client wants a build or change rushed, Client must request it in writing by email to info@k-wired.com and agree in writing to any additional charges before rush work begins. Fees vary with urgency; Client must contact K-Wired for specific rush pricing.
2. WRITTEN REQUESTS (EMAIL)
2.1 Binding form. Revision requests, rush requests, Scope changes, and similar adjustments are binding only when made by email to info@k-wired.com, or when Client replies accepting a follow-up email from Company that summarizes what Client requested (including requests made by phone, chat, or in person). Verbal or chat requests alone do not bind Company until accepted in that email exchange.
3. REVISIONS AND REDESIGNS
3.1 Initial build. The initial build includes two revision rounds within the Scope. Each round is one consolidated feedback list from Client's designated contact, submitted under Section 2. Reversing a previously approved direction is additional work. Corrections needed to meet the agreed Scope do not count against these limits.
3.2 Post-launch redesign. After launch, one redesign is included during the entire continuous rental relationship, with one design direction and one revision round. A redesign means a new visual layout using the same business identity, page count, content, and functionality. Scope and schedule must be confirmed in writing before work begins. The allowance does not renew annually.
3.3 Extra work. Additional rounds or redesigns, substantial content replacement beyond routine updates, and changes caused by a merger, new business identity, or changed services require a separately approved quote. Extra fees and any deposit must be accepted in writing before additional work begins.
4. CLIENT RESPONSIBILITIES AND SCHEDULING
4.1 Client duties. Client will appoint one authorized contact, provide accurate content and necessary permissions, consolidate feedback under Section 2, and approve the website in writing before launch. Client is responsible for the legality and accuracy of its content and business claims.
4.2 Timing. Timing discussed is an estimate unless Company expressly accepts a firm deadline in writing. Client delays, conflicting instructions, or scope changes require a revised schedule confirmed in writing. Company may pause affected design work while awaiting content, decisions, or change approval; existing hosting continues subject to Section 7.
5. FEES AND PAYMENT
5.1 Rental fee. Rental is $29.00 per month beginning at launch. The first payment covers the prorated remainder of that month; later payments are due on the first through Company's payment portal or another accepted method. Applicable taxes and separately approved charges are additional. No initial design fee applies unless separately agreed.
5.2 Late payment. Payments more than seven (7) days overdue incur a $1.09 monthly late fee, to the extent lawful. Company may suspend or terminate for nonpayment only after written notice and a seven (7) day cure period to pay. Additional-work fees are due as stated in the approved quote.
6. OWNERSHIP, DOMAIN, AND PURCHASE
6.1 Brand content. Client retains ownership of Client-supplied content, trademarks, logos, and proprietary data, and licenses their use to Company only to provide these services.
6.2 Website ownership. Company owns the website design, structure, code, and original materials Company creates. Client receives a license to use the Website during paid rental. The Website is rented, not owned by Client, unless purchased under Section 6.5.
6.3 Domain — Client-provided. If Client brings or purchases the domain in Client's name, Client owns that domain. Company hosts and manages it during the rental. Client may request transfer of a Client-owned domain at any time with no Company transfer fee; Client remains responsible for any incoming registrar fees, which Company does not pay or guarantee.
6.4 Domain — Company-purchased. If Company buys or registers the domain, Company owns that domain and may keep it registered to Company while this Agreement continues. On Client cancellation or termination, Company may transfer a Company-owned domain to Client for a fee; Client must contact K-Wired for the specific transfer fee.
6.5 Purchase option. Client may request a custom purchase quote for the Website and/or a Company-owned domain at any time. A sale requires a separately signed agreement stating price, included assets, and exclusions. Prior rental payments never credit toward purchase; rental pays for digital storage and hosting of website files and domain services, not for purchase or sale of the Website. Agreed transferable assets will be delivered within thirty (30) days after full payment.
6.6 Access after purchase. Purchasing the Website or domain may affect maintenance and serviceability. While Company continues to host or maintain the site, Client must keep the Website and domain fully accessible to Company for code updates, website maintenance, DNS updates, email serviceability, and related operations. Preventing that access may hinder or prevent those capabilities, and Company is not liable for resulting service limits.
7. TERM, TERMINATION, AND SHUTDOWN
7.1 Term. This Agreement continues until terminated under this Section.
7.2 Client termination. Client may terminate by providing seven (7) days' written notice by email to info@k-wired.com.
7.3 Company without cause. Company may terminate without cause on thirty (30) days' written notice.
7.4 Breach and nonpayment. Either party may terminate for a material breach not cured within seven (7) days after written notice describing it. Nonpayment follows Section 5.2 (written notice plus seven (7) day cure). Company may immediately suspend affected services for unlawful use or an active security threat, with prompt notice.
7.5 Soft shutdown and domain steps. After an uncured nonpayment or breach cure period, Company may take the Website offline while DNS and email remain active (soft shutdown). If the condition continues for thirty (30) days after soft shutdown, Company may park the domain, which removes DNS including email. If there is still no contact or cure, Company may remove or release the domain after written email notice to Client's Client Email on this Agreement and at the end of the then-current domain registration cycle. Outstanding authorized charges remain due. Company will refund prepaid rental for unused days after the effective termination date. Within fifteen (15) days of Client's request, Company will provide available Client-owned content without a Company release fee, subject to registrar rules. Company-owned website files require purchase under Section 6.5.
8. SERVICE LIMITS AND LIABILITY
8.1 No guarantees. Company will use reasonable care but does not guarantee uninterrupted service, search rankings, leads, or sales. Hosting is subject to normal shared-server capacity; unusual resource needs require a separate agreement. Company is not responsible for delays or outages beyond its reasonable control.
8.2 Liability cap. TO THE EXTENT LAWFUL, COMPANY'S TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING FROM THESE SERVICES WILL NOT EXCEED THREE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT DOLLARS ($348.00), WHICH EQUALS TWELVE (12) MONTHS OF WEBSITE HOSTING/RENTAL SERVICE AT THE CURRENT $29.00 MONTHLY RATE ($29 × 12). NEITHER PARTY IS LIABLE FOR LOST PROFITS OR INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES. THESE LIMITS DO NOT APPLY TO FRAUD, WILLFUL MISCONDUCT, GROSS NEGLIGENCE, OR LIABILITY THAT CANNOT LAWFULLY BE LIMITED, AND DO NOT EXCUSE CLIENT'S PAYMENT OBLIGATIONS.
8.3 Indemnification. Client agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Company from claims, losses, damages, and liabilities arising from Client's use of the Website, including intellectual-property and content disputes.
9. CONFIDENTIALITY AND DISPUTES
Both parties will protect nonpublic business and personal information, using or disclosing it only as needed to perform this Agreement or as required by law. Florida law governs. Before filing suit, the parties will attempt good-faith resolution for thirty (30) days after written dispute notice, except for urgent protective relief. Disputes will be brought in a court with jurisdiction in Polk County, Florida, including small claims where eligible.
10. ENTIRE AGREEMENT; CHANGES; ACCEPTANCE
10.1 Entire agreement. This Agreement and the accepted Scope replace prior agreements for this website. Invalid terms do not affect the remainder. Notices to Company go to info@k-wired.com. Client Email means the email address Client provides in the signature block below; Client should use a non-hosted personal email address (not hosted on the Website domain). The signer confirms authority to bind Client. Electronic signatures qualify.
10.2 Changes to this Agreement. Company may update this Agreement. Client agrees to any changes to this document when Client gives emailed consent to the updated terms (sent to or from info@k-wired.com). The revision date below identifies the version Client is accepting.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties have executed this Website Rental Agreement as of the Effective Date.
Agreement revision date: October 14, 2026
