Terms of Use

1. Acceptance of terms

By using actnowmediallc.com, you agree to these Terms of Use and our Privacy Policy. If you do not agree, please discontinue use of this website. These terms govern use of the public website and do not replace a signed contract or statement of work for paid services.

2. About our services

Act Now Media LLC, publicly branded as Act Now Media, provides website design, WordPress development, digital media, website management, and related business solutions. Website examples, portfolios, descriptions, pricing indications, and service information are illustrative and may change. Any specific work, timeline, deliverables, fees, ownership, hosting responsibilities, and ongoing support must be described in a separate accepted proposal or agreement.

3. Requests and communications

Submitting a contact or project inquiry does not obligate Act Now Media to accept a project, provide services, reserve a start date, or establish an attorney-client, fiduciary, or other special relationship. Please do not submit passwords, payment-card numbers, medical information, or other sensitive data using public inquiry forms.

4. Acceptable website use

You agree not to misuse the website, access systems without authorization, introduce malicious code, scrape content in a manner that burdens the site, impersonate others, transmit unlawful material, or interfere with operation or security. We may restrict access or investigate misuse as permitted by law.

5. Intellectual property

Unless otherwise indicated, the original text, graphics, layout, branding, and other material published on this website are owned by Act Now Media LLC or used with permission. You may view this website for personal or legitimate business evaluation but may not reproduce or commercially exploit its original materials without authorization. Third-party logos, trademarks, screenshots, and client work remain subject to their respective rights and agreements.

6. Portfolio and third-party links

Links to client sites, outside platforms, and other organizations are supplied for reference. Inclusion in our portfolio does not mean we own or operate the linked entity or endorse all of its content. Third-party availability, security, pricing, and privacy practices are controlled by their respective operators. Independently operated websites remain independent unless otherwise specified in a written agreement.

7. No guarantees and website availability

We aim to keep the site accurate and available, but general information is provided “as is” and “as available” to the extent permitted by applicable law. We do not guarantee uninterrupted access, that every statement remains current, or any particular business outcome from using this site. Nothing here waives rights or warranties that cannot legally be excluded.

8. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Act Now Media LLC and its officers, personnel, and service providers are not responsible for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive damages arising solely from use of or inability to use this public website. This clause does not limit liability that cannot be limited by law. For paid services, any separately executed agreement controls the parties’ remedies and applicable liability limits.

9. Disputes, Texas law, and arbitration

These website-use terms are governed by the laws of Texas, without regard to conflict-of-laws principles, to the extent permitted by applicable law. Before commencing a formal dispute concerning this website, you and Act Now Media agree to attempt good-faith informal resolution by written notice using the contact details below.

Arbitration provision for legal review: Except for claims that applicable law permits or requires to proceed in a court or governmental forum, disputes concerning use of this public website will be submitted to binding individual arbitration in Texas under applicable arbitration law, subject to any nonwaivable consumer protections. No provision requires arbitration of a dispute where such an agreement is unenforceable. The parties may seek interim relief from a court with jurisdiction when legally appropriate.

This arbitration language should be reviewed by Texas legal counsel before publication, particularly for notice, opt-out, costs, location, administrator/rules, class-waiver enforceability, and accessibility to out-of-state website visitors.

10. Changes to this website and terms

We may modify website content or revise these Terms of Use. Changes become effective when posted unless a different effective date is expressly stated. Material contractual changes to paid services require the process described in the applicable separate agreement.

11. Contact