General Terms and Conditions

Last updated: May 2026

Article 1 — Definitions

• WebSab: the sole proprietorship of Sab, based in Apeldoorn, KVK 95780211.
• Client: the party commissioning work from WebSab.
• Project: the agreed-upon work, such as building a website.

Article 2 — Applicability

These general terms and conditions apply to all quotes, agreements, and projects between WebSab and the client.

Article 3 — Quotes and agreements

All quotes are non-binding and valid for 14 days, unless stated otherwise. An agreement is established upon written confirmation (email suffices) by both parties.

Article 4 — Pricing and payment

• All prices are exclusive of VAT, unless stated otherwise.
• A 50% deposit is required at the start of a project; the remaining balance is due before delivery.
• Payment must be made within 14 days of the invoice date.
• In the event of late payment, WebSab reserves the right to suspend work.

Article 5 — Execution and delivery

• Stated delivery times are indicative and not guaranteed deadlines, unless agreed otherwise in writing.
• The client is responsible for providing required materials (texts, images, login credentials) in a timely manner. Delays caused by late delivery of materials are the client's responsibility.

Article 6 — Revisions

• Each package includes two rounds of revisions, unless agreed otherwise.
• Additional revisions will be invoiced separately upon agreement.

Article 7 — Hosting and domain

• Domain and hosting are included for the first year, unless agreed otherwise.
• After the first year, hosting costs €9 per month. The client may also choose to take ownership of the files and host them elsewhere.

Article 8 — Intellectual property

• Upon full payment, WebSab transfers ownership of the delivered design and code to the client.
• WebSab retains the right to feature the project in a portfolio, unless the client objects in writing.

Article 9 — Liability

• WebSab's liability is limited to the amount invoiced for the relevant project.
• WebSab is not liable for indirect damages, consequential damages, or loss of revenue.

Article 10 — Communication

All communication preferably takes place via email or phone calls. No mandatory meetings are required.

Article 11 — Applicable law and disputes

• All agreements are governed by Dutch law.
• Disputes will preferably be resolved through mutual consultation. If this is not possible, the competent court in Gelderland has jurisdiction.