Terms and conditions

Welcome to WebHill.

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of https://webhill.ca/ and any related pages, forms, tools, content, communications, consultations, and services offered by WebHill (“WebHill,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

By accessing our website, submitting an inquiry, requesting a consultation, accepting a proposal, paying an invoice, or using our services, you agree to these Terms.

If you do not agree with these Terms, please do not use our website or services.

1. About WebHill

WebHill is a Canadian digital agency providing services that may include:

• Website design and development;

• WordPress website development;

• Shopify and eCommerce development;

• Search engine optimization;

• Local SEO;

• Google Business Profile optimization;

• Digital marketing;

• Google Ads and paid advertising management;

• Content writing and optimization;

• Branding and graphic design;

• Website hosting;

• Website maintenance and technical support;

• Analytics, tracking, and reporting;

• Online reputation management;

• Video and digital content services; and

• Related consulting and technology services.

Our contact information is:

WebHill
487 Adelaide Street West, Suite 202
Toronto, Ontario M5V 1T4
Canada
By appointment only

Website: https://webhill.ca/
Telephone: 416-900-9670

2. Website Use

You may use the WebHill website only for lawful purposes and in accordance with these Terms.

You agree not to:

• Use the website for fraudulent, unlawful, or misleading purposes;

• Attempt to gain unauthorized access to the website, server, database, accounts, or systems;

• Introduce viruses, malware, malicious code, or other harmful technology;

• Interfere with the website’s operation, performance, or security;

• Copy, scrape, reproduce, or extract website content without authorization;

• Use automated systems to access the website in a manner that creates an unreasonable burden;

• Impersonate another person or misrepresent your identity, authority, or affiliation;

• Submit false, misleading, defamatory, abusive, or unlawful material;

• Attempt to bypass website security or access restrictions; or

• Use our content, reports, tools, or recommendations to compete directly with WebHill without written permission.

We may restrict or terminate access to the website if we reasonably believe that a user has violated these Terms.

3. Information Provided on the Website

The information published on the WebHill website is provided for general informational and marketing purposes.

Although we aim to keep our content accurate and current, we do not guarantee that every page, price, service description, statistic, example, blog article, case study, or other item will always be complete, accurate, or current.

Website content does not constitute legal, financial, accounting, tax, or other regulated professional advice.

You should obtain appropriate professional advice before making decisions that depend on legal, financial, regulatory, or technical requirements.

4. Service Inquiries and Consultations

Submitting a contact form, requesting a website audit, scheduling a consultation, or communicating with WebHill does not automatically create a client relationship.

A formal client relationship generally begins when one or more of the following occurs:

• A written proposal or service agreement is accepted;

• A required deposit or invoice is paid;

• WebHill confirms the project in writing; or

• Work begins with the client’s authorization.

We may decline an inquiry or project at our discretion, including where:

• The work falls outside our expertise or availability;

• The client’s expectations are unreasonable;

• The requested work may violate laws or third-party policies;

• Required information is not provided;

• There is an actual or potential conflict of interest; or

• The project presents security, payment, reputational, or operational concerns.

5. Proposals and Service Agreements

Specific projects may be governed by a separate:

• Proposal;

• Scope of work;

• Estimate;

• Service agreement;

• Statement of work;

• Invoice;

• Email confirmation;

• Maintenance agreement; or

• Advertising management agreement.

These documents may specify:

• Project scope;

• Deliverables;

• Fees;

• Payment schedule;

• Timelines;

• Revision limits;

• Client responsibilities;

• Cancellation terms;

• Intellectual property ownership;

• Advertising budgets;

• Third-party expenses; and

• Other project-specific conditions.

If a project-specific written agreement conflicts with these website Terms, the project-specific written agreement will govern the conflicting matter.

6. Quotes and Pricing

Prices displayed on the website are general information unless expressly stated otherwise.

Final pricing may depend on:

• Project complexity;

• Website size;

• Number of pages;

• Required integrations;

• Custom functionality;

• Content requirements;

• Advertising budget;

• Keyword competition;

• Geographic targeting;

• Platform limitations;

• Project timeline; and

• Ongoing support requirements.

Quotes and proposals are valid only for the period stated in the applicable document. If no expiry date is specified, a quote may be withdrawn or revised before acceptance.

Unless otherwise stated, prices are in Canadian dollars and do not include applicable taxes, advertising spend, software subscriptions, hosting, domain fees, premium plugins, stock assets, third-party licences, transaction fees, or other outside expenses.

7. Payments

Payment terms will be stated in the applicable proposal, agreement, or invoice.

Depending on the service, WebHill may require:

• A non-refundable deposit before work begins;

• Milestone payments;

• Monthly advance payments;

• Recurring subscription payments;

• Payment before the release or transfer of final deliverables; or

• Reimbursement of approved third-party costs.

Invoices must be paid by the due date shown on the invoice.

Late or unpaid invoices may result in:

• Delayed project timelines;

• Suspension of work;

• Suspension of advertising campaigns;

• Suspension of website maintenance or hosting;

• Withholding of deliverables;

• Restriction of account access;

• Removal of unpaid work where reasonably possible; or

• Termination of services.

The client remains responsible for all approved work completed and expenses incurred before suspension or termination.

WebHill may charge reasonable administrative, collection, interest, or reconnection fees where permitted and disclosed in the applicable agreement or invoice.

8. Recurring Services

SEO, advertising management, website maintenance, hosting, content marketing, reporting, and similar services may be provided on a recurring basis.

Unless otherwise stated in writing:

• Recurring services are billed in advance;

• Services continue until cancelled in accordance with the applicable agreement;

• Unused time, tasks, content, or deliverables do not automatically carry forward;

• Monthly fees cover work and resources allocated during that billing period;

• Advertising spend is separate from management fees; and

• The client must provide any required cancellation notice before the next billing date.

A minimum commitment may apply where stated in the proposal or service agreement.

9. Deposits, Cancellations, and Refunds

Deposits reserve project time and allow WebHill to begin planning, research, setup, design, or development. Unless otherwise stated in writing, deposits are non-refundable once work has started.

If a client cancels a project, the client is responsible for:

• Work completed up to the cancellation date;

• Time already reserved or spent;

• Approved third-party expenses;

• Non-refundable licences or subscriptions;

• Completed research, strategy, design, development, or content; and

• Any cancellation charge stated in the applicable agreement.

Payments for completed services are non-refundable.

Recurring service fees already paid are generally non-refundable once the applicable billing period has begun.

A refund may be considered where required by law or expressly provided in a written agreement.

10. Client Responsibilities

The client agrees to provide accurate, complete, and timely:

• Business information;

• Project instructions;

• Feedback and approvals;

• Website content;

• Images and media;

• Product or service information;

• Account credentials;

• Brand guidelines;

• Legal notices;

• Advertising claims;

• Access to websites and platforms; and

• Other materials reasonably required to complete the work.

The client is responsible for delays caused by missing information, delayed approvals, incomplete materials, unavailable access, or changes in direction.

Project deadlines may be extended when the client does not provide required information or feedback within a reasonable time.

The client is also responsible for:

• Reviewing deliverables before approval or publication;

• Checking spelling, pricing, contact information, claims, and legal disclosures;

• Maintaining secure backups where applicable;

• Keeping account recovery information current;

• Protecting login credentials;

• Ensuring products, services, promotions, and claims comply with applicable law;

• Obtaining required licences, permissions, and consents; and

• Informing WebHill of important legal, regulatory, accessibility, or industry requirements.

11. Client-Provided Content

The client retains ownership of content and materials that the client provides to WebHill, subject to any third-party rights.

By providing content, the client grants WebHill a limited licence to use, reproduce, modify, format, publish, transmit, and display that content as necessary to provide the agreed services.

The client represents that it has the legal right to provide and authorize the use of all submitted materials, including:

• Text;

• Photographs;

• Videos;

• Logos;

• Trademarks;

• Product descriptions;

• Customer reviews;

• Testimonials;

• Music;

• Data;

• Documents;

• Fonts;

• Software;

• Graphics; and

• Other intellectual property.

The client must not provide content that:

• Infringes copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity, or other rights;

• Is false or misleading;

• Is defamatory;

• Contains unauthorized personal information;

• Violates advertising or consumer-protection requirements;

• Contains malicious software; or

• Is otherwise unlawful.

WebHill may refuse, remove, or suspend the use of content that reasonably appears to violate these requirements.

12. Website Design and Development

Website projects may involve design, development, configuration, content placement, testing, optimization, and launch support.

Unless otherwise stated in writing:

• Only the deliverables listed in the agreed scope are included;

• Additional pages, features, revisions, integrations, or content may require additional fees;

• Client approval is required before final launch;

• WebHill is not responsible for errors approved by the client;

• Compatibility is based on current, commonly used browsers and devices;

• Older or unsupported browsers may not display the website properly;

• Third-party tools may change or discontinue functionality;

• Website speed may depend on hosting, plugins, media, traffic, and third-party services; and

• Future platform or software updates may require paid maintenance.

A website launch does not include unlimited future changes, maintenance, security monitoring, content updates, or technical support unless those services are included in writing.

13. Revisions and Change Requests

The number of revisions included in a project will be stated in the applicable proposal or agreement.

A revision generally means a reasonable adjustment to work already created within the approved scope. It does not include:

• A complete redesign;

• A new creative direction;

• New pages or features;

• A change of platform;

• Replacing previously approved content;

• Rebuilding completed functionality;

• Additional integrations; or

• Work outside the original project scope.

Out-of-scope work may require a revised quote, change order, or additional invoice.

14. Project Timelines

Any timeline provided by WebHill is a reasonable estimate unless expressly guaranteed in writing.

Timelines may be affected by:

• Client response times;

• Delayed approvals;

• Changes in scope;

• Third-party platform issues;

• Hosting or domain problems;

• Software compatibility;

• Missing content;

• Technical complications;

• Illness, emergencies, or events beyond reasonable control; and

• Delays caused by external vendors.

WebHill is not responsible for losses resulting from a reasonable project delay, particularly where the delay is caused by the client or a third party.

15. Project Inactivity

A project may be considered inactive if the client does not provide required feedback, content, approvals, access, or communication for 30 days or another period stated in the applicable agreement.

For inactive projects, WebHill may:

• Pause the project;

• Move the project to a later production schedule;

• Charge a reactivation fee;

• Revise the timeline or pricing;

• Invoice for work completed;

• Close the project; or

• Require a new agreement before work resumes.

Payments already made are not automatically refundable because of client inactivity.

16. Search Engine Optimization Services

SEO involves improving a website’s technical performance, content, relevance, authority, local visibility, and overall search presence.

The client acknowledges that:

• Search engines control their own algorithms and rankings;

• Search algorithms and policies change regularly;

• WebHill does not control Google or other search engines;

• Rankings may rise, fall, fluctuate, or disappear;

• Competitors may change their websites and marketing strategies;

• Search engines may change, suspend, or remove business listings;

• SEO results depend on competition, website history, content, reviews, authority, technical condition, budget, and other factors;

• New or updated pages may take time to be crawled, indexed, and ranked;

• Traffic does not guarantee leads or sales; and

• Business outcomes depend on pricing, reputation, sales processes, customer service, demand, and other factors outside WebHill’s control.

WebHill does not guarantee:

• A specific ranking position;

• First-page placement;

• A number-one Google ranking;

• A specific traffic increase;

• A specific number of calls, leads, customers, or sales;

• A particular return on investment;

• Continuous placement in search results; or

• Acceptance or retention of any page in a search engine index.

Any projections, examples, forecasts, or past results are provided for context and are not guarantees of future performance.

17. Google Business Profile and Local Listings

Google and other directory providers independently control their platforms.

WebHill cannot guarantee:

• Profile approval or verification;

• Reinstatement of a suspended profile;

• Approval of edits;

• Retention of reviews;

• Map rankings;

• Publication of posts or images;

• Platform availability; or

• Resolution within a particular time.

The client must provide accurate business information and comply with the applicable platform’s eligibility and representation requirements.

The client must not ask WebHill to create false locations, misleading business names, fake reviews, fake addresses, or other content that violates platform policies.

18. Paid Advertising Services

Paid advertising services may include campaign setup, keyword research, ad creation, targeting, conversion tracking, optimization, and reporting.

The client acknowledges that:

• Advertising spend is separate from WebHill’s management fees;

• Advertising platforms determine approval, delivery, placement, and cost;

• Cost per click and cost per lead may change;

• Competitor activity may affect campaign performance;

• Platforms may reject, restrict, suspend, or terminate advertisements or accounts;

• Tracking systems may not record every conversion accurately;

• Leads may be invalid, duplicated, unqualified, or unrelated;

• Advertising performance depends on budget, offer, location, competition, landing pages, pricing, and sales follow-up; and

• Past campaign performance does not guarantee future results.

WebHill does not guarantee a specific:

• Number of impressions;

• Number of clicks;

• Number of leads;

• Cost per lead;

• Conversion rate;

• Sales volume;

• Advertising position; or

• Return on advertising spend.

The client is responsible for the accuracy and legality of the products, services, prices, promotions, testimonials, and claims used in advertisements.

19. Advertising Budgets and Platform Charges

The client is responsible for all advertising budgets and charges billed by Google, Meta, Microsoft, LinkedIn, or other advertising platforms.

Unless agreed otherwise:

• The client pays advertising platforms directly;

• WebHill does not control when a platform charges the client’s payment method;

• Platform charges may exceed daily averages within the limits permitted by the platform;

• Taxes, currency conversion, and transaction fees may apply; and

• WebHill’s management fee is separate from advertising spend.

The client must maintain a valid payment method and sufficient account funding.

WebHill is not responsible for campaign interruptions caused by failed payments, account limits, billing reviews, or platform suspensions.

20. Content Writing and Marketing Materials

Content may be created using information supplied by the client, independent research, public information, and professional writing tools.

The client must review and approve content before publication.

WebHill does not provide legal, medical, financial, engineering, or other regulated professional advice through content-writing services.

The client is responsible for having specialized content reviewed by an appropriately qualified professional.

WebHill may use grammar, research, optimization, automation, artificial intelligence, or other writing-assistance tools during content development. All final content should be reviewed by the client for accuracy, suitability, and compliance before publication.

21. Artificial Intelligence and Automated Tools

WebHill may use artificial intelligence and automated tools to assist with:

• Research;

• Drafting;

• Editing;

• Keyword analysis;

• Data organization;

• Design exploration;

• Reporting;

• Image processing;

• Coding assistance; and

• Workflow efficiency.

AI-generated or AI-assisted outputs may contain errors, omissions, or similarities to publicly available material.

WebHill will use reasonable professional judgment when working with such tools, but the client remains responsible for reviewing and approving final deliverables before use or publication.

Clients should not provide highly sensitive, confidential, regulated, or unnecessary personal information for processing through automated systems unless appropriate safeguards have been agreed upon.

22. Hosting, Domains, Email, and Maintenance

Where WebHill provides or manages website hosting, domains, email, plugins, security, backups, or maintenance:

• Services may depend on third-party providers;

• Availability cannot be guaranteed without interruption;

• Scheduled or emergency maintenance may occur;

• Software updates may create compatibility issues;

• Backups may fail or become corrupted;

• Security incidents may occur despite reasonable safeguards;

• Domain and licence renewals must be paid on time; and

• Services may be suspended for overdue payment or misuse.

Unless expressly included in writing, the client is responsible for:

• Domain ownership and renewal;

• Email account management;

• Website content backups;

• Software subscriptions;

• Premium plugin licences;

• Regulatory compliance;

• Data retention; and

• Account recovery information.

WebHill is not responsible for a domain, email account, website, licence, or third-party service lost because the client failed to pay, renew, provide accurate account information, or respond to notices.

23. Website Security

WebHill may implement reasonable security practices as part of a project or maintenance plan. However, no website or system is completely secure.

WebHill does not guarantee that a website will never experience:

• Malware;

• Hacking;

• Unauthorized access;

• Spam;

• Data loss;

• Software vulnerabilities;

• Service interruption;

• Account compromise; or

• Third-party attacks.

Clients should maintain secure passwords, multi-factor authentication, appropriate access controls, current software, reliable backups, and suitable cybersecurity practices.

Security remediation, malware removal, emergency recovery, or restoration may require additional fees unless expressly included in a maintenance agreement.

24. Third-Party Products and Services

WebHill projects may use third-party:

• Hosting providers;

• Domain registrars;

• Website platforms;

• Plugins;

• Themes;

• Applications;

• Payment gateways;

• Scheduling tools;

• Analytics systems;

• Advertising platforms;

• Fonts;

• Stock photographs;

• APIs;

• Email services;

• Social media platforms; and

• Other software or services.

Third-party services are governed by their own terms, policies, pricing, availability, and technical limitations.

WebHill does not control and is not responsible for:

• Third-party outages;

• Price increases;

• Policy changes;

• Service discontinuation;

• Account suspension;

• Data practices;

• Security failures;

• Compatibility problems; or

• Changes in third-party functionality.

The client is responsible for maintaining required third-party accounts, subscriptions, licences, permissions, and payment methods unless otherwise agreed.

25. Intellectual Property

The WebHill website and its original content, including text, graphics, logos, design elements, layouts, videos, tools, code, and other materials, are owned by or licensed to WebHill and are protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

You may not copy, reproduce, modify, distribute, sell, publish, license, display, or create derivative works from WebHill website content without written permission.

You may view and print reasonable portions of website content for personal or internal business reference, provided that you do not remove ownership notices or use the content commercially.

26. Ownership of Client Deliverables

The applicable proposal or service agreement will govern ownership of project deliverables.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing:

• The client receives ownership of final custom deliverables created specifically for the client after all related invoices are paid in full;

• WebHill retains ownership of preliminary concepts, rejected designs, working files, internal processes, reusable code, frameworks, templates, tools, methods, know-how, and pre-existing materials;

• Third-party materials remain subject to their original licences;

• Stock images, fonts, plugins, themes, software, and platform components are not transferred beyond the rights permitted by their licences;

• Recurring services, reports, audits, drafts, or strategy documents may be withheld until payment is complete; and

• WebHill may retain archival copies for recordkeeping, support, and legal purposes.

Transfer of a website does not transfer ownership of third-party platforms, software, subscriptions, or intellectual property.

27. Portfolio and Promotional Use

Unless the client requests otherwise in writing before publication, WebHill may identify the client and display non-confidential completed work for:

• Portfolio purposes;

• Case studies;

• Award submissions;

• Social media;

• Sales presentations;

• Website examples;

• Educational materials; and

• Marketing communications.

This may include the client’s business name, logo, website link, screenshots, project description, publicly available results, and general description of services provided.

WebHill will not intentionally publish confidential business information or private account information.

28. Confidentiality

Each party may receive confidential information from the other while discussing or completing a project.

Confidential information may include:

• Business plans;

• Credentials;

• Technical information;

• Customer information;

• Pricing;

• Strategy;

• Unpublished content;

• Financial information; and

• Proprietary processes.

Each party agrees to use reasonable care to protect confidential information and use it only for the intended business purpose.

Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that:

• Is publicly available without breach;

• Was already lawfully known;

• Is independently developed;

• Is received lawfully from another source; or

• Must be disclosed by law.

WebHill may disclose confidential information to authorized team members, contractors, and service providers who require access to perform the services and are subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations.

29. Privacy

WebHill’s collection and handling of personal information are described in our Privacy Policy.

By using the website or providing personal information, you acknowledge that you have reviewed the Privacy Policy.

Clients are responsible for ensuring that any personal information provided to WebHill has been collected and shared lawfully.

30. Accessibility and Legal Compliance

Unless specifically included in writing, WebHill does not provide legal certification or a guarantee that a website complies with all applicable laws, regulations, accessibility standards, industry rules, privacy requirements, or international requirements.

The client is responsible for identifying requirements that apply to its business, including requirements relating to:

• Privacy;

• Accessibility;

• Consumer protection;

• Advertising;

• Email marketing;

• Professional licensing;

• Product claims;

• Health information;

• Financial services;

• eCommerce;

• Taxes;

• Terms of sale; and

• Industry-specific disclosures.

WebHill may implement client-approved compliance content or technical measures, but those services do not replace advice from a qualified legal or compliance professional.

31. No Guarantee of Business Results

WebHill provides professional services intended to improve online presence, usability, visibility, branding, traffic, and marketing performance.

However, business results depend on many factors outside our control, including:

• Market demand;

• Competition;

• Pricing;

• Reputation;

• Sales processes;

• Customer service;

• Product quality;

• Economic conditions;

• Platform changes;

• Client response times;

• Advertising budgets; and

• Third-party decisions.

WebHill does not guarantee revenue, profit, customer acquisition, rankings, leads, calls, appointments, sales, or return on investment.

Testimonials, case studies, statistics, and examples represent individual experiences and do not guarantee that another client will achieve the same results.

32. Warranties and Disclaimer

The website and its content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis to the maximum extent permitted by law.

WebHill does not warrant that:

• The website will always be available;

• Website content will always be error-free;

• All defects will be corrected immediately;

• The website will be free from harmful components;

• Information will be suitable for every purpose; or

• Third-party services will continue to operate.

Services will be performed with reasonable professional care based on the agreed scope. Except for express commitments in a written agreement, WebHill disclaims other representations, conditions, and warranties to the extent permitted by law.

33. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by law, WebHill and its owners, directors, employees, contractors, agents, and service providers will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential losses, including loss of:

• Profits;

• Revenue;

• Business opportunities;

• Data;

• Goodwill;

• Search rankings;

• Advertising accounts;

• Website traffic;

• Customers;

• Contracts; or

• Anticipated savings.

WebHill will not be liable for losses resulting from:

• Client-provided content or instructions;

• Client delays or failure to act;

• Unauthorized account access;

• Third-party platforms or service providers;

• Search engine or social media changes;

• Advertising-platform decisions;

• Website hacking or malware;

• Domain or subscription expiry;

• Hosting outages;

• Software incompatibility;

• Changes made by the client or another provider;

• Failure to maintain backups;

• Force majeure events; or

• Use of deliverables after the client has been informed of a concern.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, WebHill’s total liability relating to a particular service will not exceed the amount the client paid WebHill for that specific service during the three months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

Some jurisdictions do not permit certain exclusions or limitations. In such cases, the limitation will apply only to the maximum extent legally permitted.

34. Indemnification

You agree to indemnify and hold harmless WebHill and its owners, directors, employees, contractors, agents, and service providers from claims, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, and reasonable legal expenses arising from:

• Your violation of these Terms;

• Your unlawful use of the website or services;

• Content or materials you provide;

• Claims that your content infringes third-party rights;

• False, misleading, or unauthorized advertising claims;

• Your products, services, business practices, or customer relationships;

• Your breach of privacy, accessibility, marketing, or consumer-protection requirements;

• Instructions carried out at your request; or

• Your misuse of a deliverable, platform, account, or service.

This section does not require indemnification for losses caused solely by WebHill’s proven wilful misconduct or gross negligence.

35. Suspension and Termination

WebHill may suspend or terminate website access or services if:

• Payments are overdue;

• The client breaches an agreement;

• The client fails to cooperate;

• The requested activity may be unlawful;

• The client misuses accounts or deliverables;

• The relationship becomes abusive, threatening, or unsafe;

• Continuing the service creates a security or reputational concern;

• A third-party platform requires suspension; or

• Termination is otherwise permitted under the applicable agreement.

Upon termination:

• Outstanding invoices become payable;

• The client must pay for completed work and approved expenses;

• WebHill may stop campaigns, support, hosting, maintenance, or access;

• Deliverables may be withheld until payment is complete; and

• Provisions concerning payment, confidentiality, intellectual property, indemnification, and limitation of liability will continue to apply.

36. Force Majeure

WebHill will not be responsible for a delay or failure caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including:

• Natural disasters;

• Severe weather;

• Fire;

• Flood;

• War;

• Civil unrest;

• Government action;

• Labour disruption;

• Internet or power failure;

• Cyberattack;

• Public-health emergencies;

• Platform outages;

• Supplier failures; or

• Other unexpected events beyond reasonable control.

Deadlines will be reasonably extended where services are affected by such an event.

37. Electronic Communications

You agree that communications, approvals, proposals, invoices, notices, agreements, and records may be delivered electronically.

Electronic acceptance may include:

• Clicking an acceptance button;

• Signing electronically;

• Replying with approval;

• Paying an invoice or deposit;

• Providing instructions to begin;

• Continuing to use recurring services; or

• Another clear indication of agreement.

You are responsible for keeping your email address and contact information current.

38. Notices

Notices to WebHill may be sent using the contact form available on our website or delivered to:

WebHill
487 Adelaide Street West, Suite 202
Toronto, Ontario M5V 1T4
Canada

Telephone: 416-900-9670
Website: https://webhill.ca/

Notices to a client may be sent to the most recent email address, business address, telephone number, or account contact provided by the client.

39. Governing Law

These Terms and any dispute concerning the website or services will be governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario and the applicable federal laws of Canada, without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

Subject to any mandatory legal rights, the parties agree that disputes will be brought before the courts located in Ontario.

Before beginning formal proceedings, the parties will make reasonable efforts to resolve the dispute through good-faith communication.

40. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision will be limited or removed only to the extent necessary.

The remaining provisions will continue in effect.

41. No Waiver

A failure by WebHill to enforce a provision of these Terms does not waive our right to enforce that provision later.

A waiver is effective only if confirmed in writing by WebHill.

42. Assignment

You may not assign or transfer your rights or obligations under these Terms without WebHill’s written consent.

WebHill may assign its rights or obligations as part of a business reorganization, sale, merger, transfer, or similar transaction.

43. Entire Agreement

These Terms, our Privacy Policy, and any applicable proposal, agreement, scope of work, invoice, or written confirmation form the agreement between WebHill and the user or client concerning the applicable website use or services.

They replace prior discussions or understandings concerning the same subject, except where a signed written agreement states otherwise.

44. Changes to These Terms

WebHill may update these Terms periodically to reflect changes in:

• Our services;

• Technology;

• Business practices;

• Third-party platforms; or

• Legal and regulatory requirements.

The revised Terms will be posted on this page with an updated “Last Updated” date.

Changes apply to website use after publication. Material changes affecting an existing contracted service will be handled according to the applicable service agreement and legal requirements.

45. Contact WebHill

Questions about these Terms and Conditions may be directed to:

WebHill
487 Adelaide Street West, Suite 202
Toronto, Ontario M5V 1T4
Canada
By appointment only

Website: https://webhill.ca/
Telephone: 416-900-9670