SERVICE AGREEMENT.

1. Who this is between

“mohamedxtwo” means the website and Google listing service operated by Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed (email hello@mohamedxtwo.xyz, phone (206) 657-6439).
“You” means the daycare owner named on the sign-up form and the licensed daycare business you run.

2. What mohamedxtwo provides

• A custom website for your daycare, designed, built, hosted, and kept online, with the pages parents look for (about, programs, tuition, licensing, and photos).
• A simple logo, if you don’t already have one, at no extra charge.
• Registering your web domain in your name and handling everything technical about it, such as DNS and renewals, as part of the service. The renewal cost is included; you never get a separate bill for it. (More in Section 5.)
• Fast, secure, privacy-respecting website hosting.
• Setting up or updating your Google Business Profile so you appear clearly on Google Maps.
• Ongoing updates (hours, rates, open spots, photos) made within 1-2 business days of your email request.
• Professional, polite replies to Google reviews posted by parents.

3. What you provide

• Accurate details about your daycare (hours, ages, tuition, licensing) and prompt answers when I need something to move forward.
• Photos you have the right to use. Please don’t send photos showing children’s faces without written permission from their parents.
• “Manager” access to your Google Business Profile (I’ll send you the Google account to add). You stay the owner and can remove access at any time.

4. Pricing & payment

• There are two plans. Pick whichever suits you when we start.
• Monthly plan: $400 to start, then $75 a month. The $400 is due before work begins and covers the full design and build, your logo if you need one, domain registration, and Google Business Profile setup. The $75/month is billed to a card on file through Stripe, with the first monthly payment about 30 days after your site is live.
• Yearly plan: $800 a year, no separate setup fee. The build is included. The $800 is billed during the build, within the first two weeks, before your site goes live. It is billed again each year the service continues.
• Both plans cover hosting, the domain renewal, all ongoing changes, and Google Business Profile care.
• No surprise fees. Everything above is included. Larger one-off work, such as a full redesign or a lot of new pages, is quoted and agreed before any charge.
• If a payment fails, I’ll contact you. If it stays unpaid for 14 days, the service and website may be paused until it’s resolved.

5. Term, cancellation & what you keep

• You own your domain. I register it in your name and manage it for you, including DNS, records, and renewals, so you never have to touch it. If you ever leave, I hand you the login and sign off the transfer, at no charge.
• If you don’t have a domain yet: I’ll register a standard one for you (usually a .com or .org, about $15-20 a year, included). If the exact name you want is taken or is a “premium” domain that costs a lot more, I’ll suggest good alternatives, or you can cover the extra registration cost for that specific one.
• You own your content: your business name, photos, parent handbooks, and the words on your site are entirely yours.
• Your Google Business Profile is always yours. I’m added as a “Manager” so I can work on it. When the service ends, I remove myself (or you remove me) and you keep full control.
• How long it runs. On the monthly plan, the service runs for at least 3 months from the start date, then it is month to month. Cancel anytime with 30 days’ written notice. On the yearly plan, each $800 payment covers that 12-month period; let me know 30 days before renewal if you don’t want to continue.
• When the service ends, the website goes offline. Your site runs on hosting, a contact form, form-to-email, analytics, and other services that I set up and pay for. When you stop the service, those are disconnected and the site stops working. This is normal for a managed website. Like a phone plan, the service ends when the payments end.
• The website is not portable as-is. If you want the design and content files handed to a developer of your choice so they can rebuild it elsewhere, that’s a one-time $250: but they are source files, not a working website. Your developer sets up new hosting and reconnects the forms and email before it can go live. Most owners who move on simply get a fresh site from their next provider.
• What you always keep, no matter what: your domain, your written content and photos, your parent handbook, and your Google Business Profile. Those are the parts that matter, and they’re yours.

6. Google visibility: no ranking promises

I optimize everything I reasonably can, such as your profile, categories, photos, posts, and reviews, to help local families find you. No one can promise a specific position on Google, and I don’t.

7. Limits & the fine print

• I work with reasonable care and skill, but I’m not responsible for outages or changes caused by third parties such as Google, the website host, or the domain registrar.
• If something goes wrong and it’s my fault, my total responsibility is limited to the fees you paid in the previous three months.
• I may decline to publish anything unlawful, misleading, or that could reasonably harm children or families.
• If these terms or the price need to change, I’ll give you at least 30 days’ written notice. If you don’t agree, you can end the service before the change takes effect, even during the 3-month minimum, and take your domain with you.
• This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of New York, USA.