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Acceptable Use Policy

Effective Date
October 1, 2024
Last Updated
March 2026
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Table of Contents
  1. Overview
  2. What We Build
  3. What We Don't Build
  4. Client Conduct
  5. Content Rules
  6. Enforcement
This Acceptable Use Policy governs the types of websites, content, and conduct that WebEaze will and will not support. It applies to all WebEaze clients and supplements the WebEaze Terms of Service. By engaging our services, you agree to the standards outlined below.
Section 1

Overview

WebEaze builds professional websites for small businesses. This policy describes the types of websites and content we will and won't work with, and what we expect from you as a client.

This policy applies to all WebEaze clients, including those on monthly or annual plans, one-time projects, and any other services we provide. By engaging our services, you agree to these terms.

Section 2

What We Build

We specialize in websites for legitimate, operating small businesses. Accepted use cases include:

Accepted Use Cases
  • Local service businesses (contractors, cleaners, landscapers, and similar trades)
  • Retail stores and e-commerce shops selling legal products
  • Restaurants, cafes, and food service businesses
  • Professional services (consultants, accountants, attorneys, and similar)
  • Licensed health and wellness providers
  • Non-profit and community organizations
  • Salons, spas, and personal care businesses
  • Real estate and property management
  • Events, entertainment, and creative businesses
  • Educational services and tutoring
Section 3

What We Don't Build

We reserve the right to decline any project that doesn't align with our values or services.

Always Declined
  • Adult or sexually explicit content
  • Hate speech, discrimination, or extremist content
  • Illegal goods or services of any kind
  • Sites designed to deceive, scam, or defraud
  • Malware, phishing, or spam operations
  • Unlicensed gambling or lottery platforms
  • Sites impersonating other businesses or persons
  • Content promoting violence or self-harm
Generally Declined
  • Competing web design agencies
  • Cryptocurrency exchanges or NFT platforms
  • Multi-level marketing primary sites
  • Political campaigns or lobbying organizations
  • Sites requiring licensed medical or legal advice
  • Cannabis retailers (state laws vary)
  • Firearms dealers (reviewed case by case)
Unsure whether your business qualifies? Reach out before purchasing and we'll be happy to discuss your project.
Section 4

Client Conduct

We expect all clients to work with us in good faith.

Section 5

Content Rules

You are responsible for the content you ask us to publish on your website.

Section 6

Enforcement

What happens if this policy is violated.

Termination due to an AUP violation does not entitle you to a refund. See our Refund Policy for details.

Questions about your project?

We're happy to talk through whether your business is a good fit.