Terms and Conditions

These terms apply to all service contracts between Markus Stöger, Lehmhäusl 23, 3261 Steinakirchen am Forst, Austria (“contractor”) and his clients. Deviating terms apply only with express written consent.

The contractor builds fast, headless front ends (based on Next.js) for existing WooCommerce shops. Offered are a fixed-price package with a clearly defined scope and custom projects billed by effort. The specific scope follows from the respective offer.

No binding online purchase takes place via the website. Enquiries via the form or speed check are non-binding. A contract is concluded only through an individual offer and its acceptance (e.g. by email) or an order confirmation.

The client provides in good time all required access (in particular to the WooCommerce/WordPress system), content, texts and images, and warrants that it holds the necessary usage and image rights. Delays due to lack of cooperation extend deadlines accordingly.

The fixed-price package covers the scope stated in the offer (e.g. one shop, up to approx. 50 products, one design variant based on a template, standard pages, standard payment methods, one revision round). Anything beyond is agreed separately via the custom option or by effort.

The prices stated in the offer apply. The applicable VAT is shown in the offer and on the invoice. Unless agreed otherwise, a down payment is due on placing the order and the balance after completion/handover. Payment term: 14 days from receipt of invoice.

Stated delivery/completion times are guideline values and require the client's timely cooperation. Binding deadlines require express agreement.

Usage rights to the created works are granted upon full payment of the agreed fee. Open-source and third-party software used is subject to the respective license terms.

Statutory warranty provisions apply. Defects must be reported promptly after handover; the contractor is entitled to remedy defects by rectification.

The contractor is liable only for intent or gross negligence. Liability for slight negligence is excluded as far as legally permissible; this does not apply to personal injury. Liability for data loss applies only if the client has ensured proper data backups.

If the client is a consumer (Austrian KSchG) and the contract is concluded by distance selling, a 14-day right of withdrawal generally applies (FAGG). If early commencement of the service is expressly requested, the right of withdrawal may lapse upon full performance; for partial performance a pro-rata fee is owed. Contracts with businesses are not subject to this right of withdrawal.

Austrian law applies, excluding its conflict-of-law rules and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods. Place of jurisdiction is – as far as permissible – the competent court at the contractor's registered office. Should any provision be invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions is unaffected.