Terms & Conditions
These terms govern every project and service agreement between Aperio Studios and its clients.
Clause 1 — Scope of work
"No surprise invoices. You only pay for what we agreed on."
Scope of work
Every engagement begins with a written proposal describing deliverables, timeline and price. Work outside that scope is quoted separately before it starts: no surprise invoices, no silent additions.
Clause 2 — Payments
"Projects require an advance. Invoices are due in 14 days."
Payments
Projects are billed in milestones agreed in the proposal, typically an advance to reserve the schedule and the balance against deliveries. Invoices are due within 14 days. Work may pause on accounts more than 14 days overdue.
Clause 3 — Intellectual property
"Once paid, you own it completely. We just show it in our portfolio."
Intellectual property
On receipt of final payment, full ownership of the delivered design and code transfers to you. We retain the right to showcase non-confidential work in our portfolio unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Clause 4 — Revisions
"Revisions are included. Endless changes cost extra."
Revisions
Each milestone includes the revision rounds stated in the proposal. Additional rounds are billed at our standard rate, quoted before we begin.
Clause 5 — Client responsibilities
"If you are late delivering feedback, the project gets delayed."
Client responsibilities
Timelines assume timely feedback and provision of content, credentials and approvals. Delays on inputs shift delivery dates by at least the same amount.
Clause 6 — Liability
"We are only liable up to the cost of your project."
Liability
Our total liability for any claim arising from a project is capped at the fees paid for that project. We are not liable for indirect or consequential losses, or for third-party services we integrate on your instruction.
Clause 7 — Governing law
"Governed by Bangladesh law. We fix disagreements directly."
Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of Bangladesh. We will always try to resolve any disagreement directly and in good faith first.