Terms of Service

1. These terms apply to all contracts for B2B services (website development, SEO, Google Ads management) between Olivier Jacob (Website Success Maker) and entrepreneurs (§ 14 BGB).

2. Deviating terms of the client are only valid if I have agreed to them in writing—even if they are mentioned later.

1. The contract is formed by acceptance of a written offer or order confirmation from me.

2. Verbal agreements are only effective if they have been confirmed in writing.

1. The scope of services is determined by the offer or order confirmation.

2. I may engage subcontractors unless otherwise agreed.

1. All prices are net plus statutory VAT.

2. Payments are due within 10 days of invoice receipt without deduction.

3. In case of payment default, statutory default interest applies.

4. Expenses and travel costs are charged separately unless otherwise agreed.

1. The client provides all necessary information, access and materials free of charge in a timely manner.

2. If service provision is delayed due to lack of cooperation, the client bears the additional costs.

1. Liability only for intent and gross negligence; for simple negligence only in case of breach of essential contractual obligations.

2. Liability is limited to typically foreseeable damage.

3. For lost profits, damages or data loss, liability only exists for intent or gross negligence.

4. Limitation of liability does not apply to damages from injury to life, body or health.

1. Both parties undertake not to disclose confidential information without authorization.

2. Personal data is only processed for contract fulfillment and only passed on if legally required or permitted with consent.

1. Contract duration is determined by individual contract.

2. In the B2B sector, no special termination periods apply unless otherwise agreed.

3. The right to extraordinary termination for important reasons remains unaffected.

1. German law applies.

2. Place of performance and jurisdiction is Hamburg, insofar as the customer is a merchant or legal entity under public law.

3. Should a provision be invalid, the rest remains legally valid (severability clause).