The deal between you and me, written like I'd say it.

1. The agreement

By hiring me or submitting the form, you're agreeing to what's on this page. If you don't, don't.

These Terms are the agreement between you ("you," "the client") and BoostProfits ("I," "me"), covering your use of boostprofits.org and any copywriting or consulting work I do for you. By creating a request, submitting a form, or commissioning work, you confirm you're at least 18, you can enter a binding contract, and you accept these Terms. If any part is a dealbreaker for you, the answer is simple: don't use the service.

2. What I do

I rewrite the words on your pages, emails, and funnels so more of your existing traffic buys.

BoostProfits provides conversion copywriting and related consulting — landing-page audits and rewrites, email sequences, headline and CTA work, offer positioning, and funnel review. The exact deliverables, timeline, and scope for your engagement are whatever the relevant tier describes at the time you buy, or whatever we agree in writing for a custom project.

3. Working with me

Give me accurate information and don't impersonate anyone. That's the whole ask here.

To work together, you give me accurate, complete information about your business and your goals. You're responsible for what you send me and for keeping any access details I give you secure. If you tell me something materially false, or use the service in a way that puts me at legal risk, I can end the engagement. I keep things light on bureaucracy, but I do need the basics to be true.

4. Tiers and pricing

Three ways to work with me. Two are one-time projects; one is ongoing. Prices are on the site and stated in US dollars.

The current tiers are:

• Audit — $69, one-time. A landing-page teardown, five headline rewrites, a CTA review, a written report, delivered in 48 hours.
• Rewrite — $149, one-time. A full page rewrite with offer restructuring and positioning, three email sequences, CTA optimization, delivered in 7 days with two revision rounds.
• Partner — from $499 to begin, then ongoing monthly. Full-funnel work, monthly strategy, a dedicated writer, ongoing optimization, and 30/60/90-day measurement.

Prices are in United States Dollars and exclude any taxes that may apply to you. The Audit and Rewrite tiers are project-based and billed once, not subscriptions. I can change pricing with 30 days' notice, but a change never applies retroactively to work you've already commissioned. If the homepage pricing ever changes, this section is updated to match it — these two never drift.

5. Payment

For project work, it's 50% to start and 50% after delivery and a short measurement window. Simple and fair to both of us.

For the Audit and Rewrite tiers, the standard arrangement is 50% upfront and 50% due after delivery, following the 14-day measurement window described in the Refund Policy. Partner engagements are billed on the schedule in our separate project agreement. I accept the payment methods shown at checkout. If you owe a balance for delivered, accepted work and it goes unpaid, I can pause further work until it's settled.

6. Refunds and revisions

If the words don't move your numbers, I rewrite them free, then credit you toward the next try. The Refund Policy is the full, authoritative version.

I stand behind the work. In short: if the metric we agreed on doesn't improve within 14 days of delivery, you get one free redo, and if that still misses, a 20% credit toward your next engagement. I don't offer cash refunds on delivered work, and you always keep your right to dispute a charge with your bank.

7. Who owns the work

The moment your payment clears, the words are yours. Completely. I keep no strings on them.

Once you've paid in full for an engagement, every piece of copy and creative work I produced specifically for you under that engagement becomes your sole and exclusive intellectual property. You get full, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide rights to use, change, republish, or distribute that work in any form, with no attribution required and no further permission needed from me. I retain no license to your work product.

The one thing I keep is the right to describe my work in general, anonymized terms in my own portfolio and marketing — never naming you or your business without your written say-so.

8. Your side of the deal

Get me what I need, when I need it, and review on time. Delays on your end move the timeline, not the price.

For the work to land, you agree to give me accurate information about your business, offer, and audience; respond to my questions or approval requests within five business days; share relevant analytics or existing copy when I ask; review drafts on the agreed schedule; and tell me about any material change to your product, price, or market that affects the copy. If your delays hold things up, the timeline extends to match — that doesn't entitle you to a refund, since the wait wasn't on my side.

9. Confidentiality

What you tell me in confidence stays in confidence. Same goes the other way.

We'll both share things that aren't public. Each of us agrees to keep the other's confidential information private, use it only for the engagement, not hand it to third parties without permission, and protect it with at least reasonable care. These obligations outlive the project by three years.

10. Limitation of liability

If something goes truly wrong, my liability is capped at what you paid me recently.

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, my total cumulative liability for any and all claims arising out of or related to the service shall not exceed the total amount you paid me in the three (3) months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim. I shall not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages; for loss of profits, revenue, customers, business, or data; for the cost of substitute services; or for any damages arising from your use of, or inability to use, third-party platforms, advertising networks, or tools alongside my work. Nothing in these Terms limits any liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

11. No guarantees of outcome

I guarantee effort and craft and a redo if it misses — never a specific dollar figure.

The service is provided "as is." I make no guarantee that the copy will hit a specific conversion rate, revenue number, or business result, because performance depends on traffic quality, offer strength, market conditions, and many factors outside my control. My commitment is the redo-and-credit remedy in the Refund Policy, and that remedy is your exclusive one for work that underperforms.

12. Ending things

Either of us can walk away in writing. You pay for what's delivered; I hand over what's done.

Either party can end an engagement with written notice. When that happens: your access to in-progress work ends, any balance owed for delivered and accepted work becomes due, I hand over any completed work in my possession, and I delete your data on the schedule in the Privacy Policy. I can end or suspend an engagement immediately, without notice, if you breach these Terms, act fraudulently, or use the service in a way that exposes me to legal liability.

13. Governing law and disputes

If we ever disagree, we talk first. Courts and lawyers are the last resort, not the first.

These Terms are governed by the applicable law of my place of operation, without regard to conflict-of-law rules. Any dispute goes first to good-faith negotiation between us. If that doesn't resolve it within 30 days, the dispute proceeds to binding arbitration under the applicable rules, and class-action and class-arbitration waivers apply to the fullest extent the law allows. Nothing here stops either of us from seeking emergency injunctive relief from a court when it's genuinely needed.

14. Changes to these terms

If I change something that matters, registered clients hear about it before it takes effect.

I can update these Terms as the service changes. For material changes, I'll notify registered clients by email at least 14 days before the new version takes effect. If you keep using the service after that, you've accepted the update. If you don't agree, stop using the service and you can ask me to delete your account data.

15. The small print

If one clause fails, the rest still stand. Not enforcing a right once doesn't mean I've waived it.

If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable, the rest stay in full force. My not enforcing a right on one occasion doesn't waive it for the future. These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy, the Refund Policy, and any separate project agreement, are the entire agreement between us and replace any earlier discussions. You can't assign these Terms without my written consent; I can assign them in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of the business.

16. Contact

Questions about any of this go to one address, and it's mine.

Anything about these Terms goes to contact@boostprofits.org. I reply to contractual questions within two business days.