Service Terms
These are the standing terms for every paid engagement with AI SEO Pros, LLC. They cover how the work is run, what each side owes, and how an engagement ends. Version 1.0, effective August 14, 2026.
How these terms take effect
These terms apply to you when either of the following happens: you sign a service agreement with AI SEO Pros, LLC that references them, or you pay an invoice from AI SEO Pros, LLC that references them. Payment of an invoice that references these terms is your acceptance of them. If you have also signed a service agreement, that agreement and its scope exhibit control wherever the two differ.
Throughout, "Provider" means AI SEO Pros, LLC and "Client" means the business named on the invoice or agreement.
1. Fees
Fees, billing dates, and the payment schedule are stated on the invoice and subscription Provider issues to Client, which are incorporated into these terms by reference. No fee changes during an initial term without both parties' written agreement.
2. Term
Every engagement carries an initial term of six months, running from the effective date of the agreement or, where there is no agreement, from the date the first invoice is paid. After the initial term ends, the engagement continues month to month, and either party may end it with 30 days written notice.
3. Payment authorization
Client keeps a payment method on file and authorizes Provider to charge it on the recurring schedule stated on the invoice for the duration of the term. Client may change the method on file at any time. Client agrees to raise any billing question directly with Provider before disputing a charge with the card issuer.
4. Early termination
If Client ends the engagement before the end of the six-month initial term for any reason other than Provider's material breach or a failed launch commitment, the remaining monthly fees for that term become due and payable within 15 days. Work already delivered stays with Client either way.
5. Launch commitment
Where an engagement states a launch commitment, that commitment is a promise that the listed work will be delivered within the stated window, measured from the later of acceptance and receipt of the access listed on the kickoff checklist. The clock pauses for any day a required access item is outstanding. A launch commitment covers delivery of the listed work. It is never a commitment to any ranking, traffic, lead, or revenue outcome.
6. Ownership
Client owns everything: domain, website files, content, photos, ad accounts, tracking properties, the Google Business Profile, and any automations built. All of it stays with Client on termination, however the engagement ends. Provider transfers or removes its own access on request.
7. Access
Client provides the access listed on the kickoff checklist. Provider cannot be held to a deliverable that depends on access it does not have.
8. Ad spend
Google, Meta, and any other media budgets are paid by Client directly to the platform on Client's own payment method. Provider does not mark up, resell, or hold ad spend. Management of those accounts is included in the monthly fee at any spend level.
9. Change control
Provider makes no change to a live ad account, CRM automation, or customer-facing message without Client's approval of the intent. Nothing that texts or emails a customer goes live before Client approves the wording.
10. Reviews
No fake reviews, no paid reviews, no review gating. Any review engine Provider builds invites real customers after real jobs.
11. Results
Rankings, traffic, and lead volume depend on service quality, seasonality, pricing, and competition. Provider guarantees no specific ranking, placement, traffic, lead, call, booking, or revenue figure, and makes no forecast of them a term of the engagement. Search engines and AI assistants are third parties whose behavior neither party controls.
12. Confidentiality
Each party keeps the other's non-public business information confidential. Provider may reference Client as a client, and may reference results achieved, only with Client's written permission.
13. Late payment
A payment more than 10 days late pauses service until it clears. Pausing does not extend the term or waive the fees for the paused period.
14. Termination for breach
Either party may terminate immediately for material breach that is not cured within 10 days of written notice.
15. Independent contractor
Provider is an independent contractor, not an employee, partner, or joint venturer of Client. Provider may use subcontractors and software tools, including AI tools, and remains responsible for the work delivered.
16. Limitation of liability
Neither party is liable to the other for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including lost profits. Provider's total liability is limited to the fees Client paid Provider in the three months before the claim arose. Client is responsible for the accuracy of the claims, pricing, licensing, and offers it asks Provider to publish.
17. Entire agreement
These terms, the invoice, and any signed service agreement and its scope exhibit are the entire agreement between the parties and replace any prior proposal or discussion. Changes must be in writing and agreed by both parties. Arizona law governs.
18. Changes to these terms
Provider may update these terms. Each version carries a version number and effective date. The version in effect on the date Client accepts, by signature or by payment, is the version that governs that engagement for its initial term. Provider will send a copy of the governing version on request.
Contact
Questions about these terms can be sent to steve@theaiseopros.com or called in to (480) 605-4478.