Singletrack Sites — Photographer Website Platform
Singletrack Digital, LLC
This Agreement is between Singletrack Digital, LLC, operator of the Singletrack Sites platform (“Provider”), and the individual or business that purchased a Singletrack Sites package (“Client”).
By checking “I agree to the Terms” and completing your purchase, you accept this Agreement. The version in effect at the time of your purchase is the version that governs your engagement, and it applies together with your Order Confirmation as described in Section 0.
This Agreement sets the standard terms. Your Order Confirmation — the receipt emailed to you at purchase — sets the specifics of your engagement. The two together form the complete agreement between us.
Your Order Confirmation establishes:
| Term | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
| Client / Business name | Name and billing details entered at checkout |
| Website domain | Domain entered at checkout. If not yet chosen, confirmed in writing with Provider before the build begins. |
| Package | The product purchased (New Site or Migration) |
| Initial fee | The amount charged, shown on your receipt |
| Payment | The payment option selected (paid in full, or 3 payments) |
| Target launch | Target launch date entered at checkout |
| Order date and number | Recorded on your receipt |
Content migration included: Up to 10 pages plus 20 blog posts (standard), as detailed in Section 4.
First-year Care Plan: Included with your initial fee. The renewal rate is set in Section 5, and that rate is locked for the life of the plan.
Add-ons: Not included in your initial order. Add-ons are quoted and purchased separately, and each add-on purchase is governed by this Agreement.
If anything in your Order Confirmation does not match what you expected, contact Provider before work begins.
Provider builds Client a complete, working photography website (the “Site”) on Provider’s Singletrack Sites platform (the “Platform”), deployed to Client’s own hosting and content accounts. On final payment, the Site is Client’s to keep.
Specifically, Client receives:
In plain terms: you own your website. It runs on your accounts, and it does not stop working if you stop working with Provider.
While Client’s Care Plan is active, the code Client can access stays current with Provider’s platform updates. If Client ends the Care Plan, Client keeps permanent access to their code as it stood at that time; it simply stops receiving further updates. See Section 5.
Client owns their Site. Provider owns the reusable Platform that Client’s Site was built from. These are different things, and the distinction is what keeps the Platform available to every client.
Provider retains ownership of, and Client receives no right to resell, redistribute, or reuse:
What this means for Client: you may keep, edit, host, and maintain your own Site freely. You may not use the Platform, its templates, or its underlying system to build or sell websites for anyone else, or redistribute it as a product.
The Site is hosted on Client’s own Cloudflare account, using Client’s domain and DNS. Client is the account holder for hosting and for the content management system (CMS), and is solely responsible for:
Provider is not responsible for third-party service costs, outages, policy changes, or price changes. Because the Site is delivered as fast static files on Client’s own hosting, it continues to serve visitors even if the CMS is paused, though content editing requires an active CMS account.
Provider migrates Client’s existing content as part of the build, at no additional charge, up to the following:
Larger archives and page-for-page design matching are available as separately quoted add-ons, agreed in writing before work begins. This keeps “included” clearly defined for both sides.
The first year of the Care Plan is included with the initial fee. After year one, the Care Plan renews annually and is optional.
$180/yr
That is the annual Care Plan rate after year one.
That rate is locked for the life of the plan. The rate Client pays is the rate published in the version of this Agreement in effect on Client’s order date — $180/yr under Version 1.0. As long as Client maintains the Care Plan without interruption, Provider will not increase that rate, regardless of any later change to Provider’s published rates. (If Client cancels and later re-enrolls, re-enrollment is at Provider’s then-current rate.)
While active, the Care Plan provides:
The following are available as separately quoted work at Provider’s then-current hourly rate:
The Care Plan renews annually on the anniversary of Client’s launch date, at Client’s locked rate. Client may cancel at any time before a renewal; cancellation stops future billing and future service but does not entitle Client to a refund of the current term.
If Client does not renew:
Not renewing does not affect ownership. Client’s Site and their access to its code remain theirs. The Care Plan governs ongoing updates and support, not ownership.
Client may freely modify their own Site, content, and settings, and may engage any developer to do so. Client agrees not to use the Platform’s reusable system — its templates, schemas, or design framework — to build or sell sites for third parties, or to redistribute it as a product.
Custom development beyond the standard Site scope is available separately at Provider’s hourly rate and must be agreed in writing.
This Agreement begins on the date of full payment and continues for as long as Client operates their Site. Because Client owns their Site and holds its source code, Client’s continued use does not depend on Provider’s continued operation.
Provider may end its ongoing services (not Client’s ownership of the Site) only if Client uses the Platform’s reusable system to build or sell sites for others, or redistributes it in violation of Sections 2 and 6. Client’s ownership of their own delivered Site is not revocable.
Business continuity. Because Client has ongoing access to their Site’s source code and the Site runs on Client’s own hosting, Client’s Site does not depend on Provider’s continued operation. If Provider ceases business, becomes unavailable, or stops providing services for 90 continuous days, Client (or any developer Client hires) may freely maintain and operate their own Site using the code in Client’s possession. This right covers Client’s own Site only and does not grant any right to redistribute or resell the Platform.
Provider takes reasonable care to deliver quality work. That said:
The Platform and Site are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind. Provider expressly disclaims all warranties, express or implied, including the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and any warranty of uninterrupted or error-free service. The Site depends on third-party services outside Provider’s control.
Provider’s total liability under this Agreement is limited to the amount Client paid for the initial build fee. Provider is not liable for indirect, incidental, consequential, or punitive damages, including lost business, lost data, or lost revenue.
This limitation does not apply to liability for willful, wanton, reckless, or intentional misconduct, or to any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under Colorado law. The parties agree this allocation of risk is a reasonable, bargained-for term reflected in the price.
Client represents that all content added to the Site (photography, text, branding) is owned by Client or properly licensed for commercial use. Client agrees to indemnify Provider against claims arising from Client’s content, Client’s use of the Site in violation of third-party rights, or Client’s violation of any third-party service’s terms.
Governing Law. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Colorado.
Entire Agreement. This Agreement, together with Client’s Order Confirmation as described in Section 0, is the entire agreement between the parties and supersedes any prior discussions, proposals, or emails.
Changes to these terms. Provider may publish updated versions of this Agreement. Any update applies only to orders placed after its effective date. It does not change the terms of an order already placed, and it never changes a Care Plan rate already locked under Section 5.
Modifications to your engagement. Changes to an individual engagement must be in writing and agreed by both parties.
Severability. If any provision is unenforceable, the rest remain in effect.
Assignment. Client may transfer their own Site freely. This Agreement’s Platform terms may not be assigned to a third party without Provider’s written consent.
Client accepts this Agreement by checking the box marked “I agree to the Terms” and completing purchase. That action constitutes Client’s electronic signature under the federal E-SIGN Act and the Colorado Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, and has the same effect as a handwritten signature.
Provider records, for each order: the version of this Agreement in effect, the date and time of acceptance, and the name, email, and order number of the accepting party.
Provider accepts and is bound by this Agreement upon accepting Client’s order.