# Terms

> Who owns the work we build, what a client may do with it, whose responsibility client data is, and which law applies. Plain English, in-house.

Source: https://lastdoorsolutions.com/terms

## What this page is

These are the basic rules we follow when we work with you. They are here so that both sides know what to expect before any work begins.

**If we have a signed contract, statement of work or license with you, that agreement comes first.** These terms only apply to things the other agreement does not cover.

They are written in plain English by us rather than by a lawyer.

## Ownership and your license

When we build something for you, we own the design, code, templates and written work we create. You receive a **license to use them for the purpose they were built for**. That license stays with you for as long as the engagement, and any agreed support or subscription, remains in good standing.

**What you can do.** Use it, change it, use it for business, or ask another developer to work on it. We have no wish to tie you to us, and if you ever move on, we will make the handover as smooth as we can.

**What we ask you not to do.**

- Sell it, sublicense it, or give it to someone else as their own product
- Use it on another website or domain, or on a copy of the original, without asking us first
- Share it as a template or theme for others to install
- Remove our license notice from the code

**One build, one domain.** The website is licensed for the domain we built it for. If you would like it on another domain, a second license is usually straightforward and modestly priced. Ask us.

**Your things stay yours.** Your brand, logo, content, photographs and data belong to you, and we make no claim on any of them.

**Third-party tools have their own licenses.** Fonts, stock imagery, plugins and libraries are licensed by the people who make them, and those licenses apply to you directly. We will tell you if a license is bought in your name or cannot be transferred to you.

## Your data, and how we look after it

**For business clients, you are responsible for your data.** Unless a maintenance or hosting agreement with us says otherwise, we do not keep a copy of your website, database or files. Do not rely on us as a backup unless that is agreed. If backups are part of your agreement, it says what we keep and for how long. If you are unsure whether that applies to you, ask and we will tell you.

**For retail and subscription customers, we keep your data while your service is active,** and you can ask for a copy at any time. Two things are worth knowing:

- We can provide it while the service is live. After the service ends, we may no longer have it, so ask for a copy before it ends.
- We can only provide data from the service you use and the time you were subscribed to it.

Your rights over your personal data are not affected by these terms. They are set out in our [privacy policy](/privacy-policy).

## Confidential material on this site

Some of our case studies name clients and show work carried out under NDA, and they sit behind a
short request form. When you ask for access, you agree to keep what you are shown within your
own organization. We are grateful for that, and it applies whether or not we go on to work
together.

## About the site itself

We keep this site accurate and correct anything we find to be wrong, but we cannot promise that
every figure is current at every moment, or that the site will always be available. Nothing on it
is an offer, a quotation or advice to act on without first talking to us.

## Which law applies

We are a Nepali company operating under Nepali law. These terms, and any dispute relating to them
or to your use of this site, are governed by the laws of Nepal, with the courts of Kathmandu
having jurisdiction.

This does not take away any rights you hold where you live. If you are a consumer in the EU or the
UK, your local protections continue to apply, and our [privacy policy](/privacy-policy) says the
same about your data protection rights.

## Changes

We update this page when something changes and note the date at the top. The version that applies
to you is the one in force when we agreed to work together, unless your contract says otherwise.