Last updated July 2026 · applies to all Haul & Hustle website & ad management clients.
Haul & Hustle ("we," "us," "our") designs and builds a website for the client ("you," "your") and, unless otherwise agreed in writing, hosts that website on our infrastructure for the term of your service agreement.
You are responsible for registering and owning your domain name through your own registrar account (e.g., Namecheap, GoDaddy, Google Domains). We do not register, hold, or control domain names on your behalf. If we assist with registration, the registrant contact will be set to you, not us.
Haul & Hustle retains ownership of the website design, code, and underlying files created for you. Your monthly payment grants you a license to use the site for as long as you remain an active client in good standing — it is not a sale or transfer of the code or design.
If your account is terminated, cancelled, or falls into non-payment beyond the grace period above, your license to use the site ends and we are not obligated to provide the site files to you.
Buyout option: if you'd like a full copy of your site files and a release from this license — for example, to self-host or move to another provider — we offer this as a one-time buyout for $999.
Text, photos, and business information you provide to us (your logo, business name, photos, testimonials, and similar materials) remain your property regardless of this section.
We retain the right to feature completed work in our own portfolio and marketing materials, unless you request otherwise in writing.
We strive for high uptime but do not guarantee 100% availability. We are not liable for lost business, leads, or revenue due to downtime, third-party outages, or issues outside our reasonable control. Our total liability under this agreement is limited to the fees you paid us in the preceding three months.
Minor content updates (text and image swaps) are included, up to two requests per month. Larger redesigns or new features are quoted separately.
This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Washington.