The terms that apply to SiteHike website, SEO and advertising services.
SiteHike LLC provides website design and development, local search optimization, Google Business Profile management, advertising management, and related marketing services. The specific services included in your engagement are those listed in the plan you select.
Plans are billed monthly in advance. Website builds carry an initial 12 month term, during which a portion of each monthly payment is applied to the cost of the build. After the initial term, service continues on a month to month basis at the then current ongoing rate, or you may end the engagement and retain the website.
Every plan carries a 30 day money back guarantee. Cancel in writing within 30 days of signup and we refund everything you have paid under the plan. If you cancel under the guarantee, the website and our work product remain the property of SiteHike, and nothing further is owed by either side.
On completion of 12 monthly payments, the website is yours outright. Until then the website itself remains the property of SiteHike. Hosting is provided by Webflow and billed directly to you. SiteHike does not retain ownership of your domain, your content, or your Google Business Profile at any point.
You agree to provide the access, materials and approvals reasonably required for us to perform the services, and you confirm that any content you supply is yours to use.
Search rankings and advertising performance depend on factors outside our control, including changes to search engine algorithms and competitor activity. We do not guarantee specific rankings, traffic volumes, or revenue outcomes.
After the initial 12 month term, either party may end the engagement with 30 days written notice. If an engagement ends during the initial term, after the 30 day guarantee window, nothing further is owed, but the website remains the property of SiteHike and comes offline. Your domain, your content, and your Google Business Profile stay yours.
The monthly fee covers our work. It does not cover money paid to other companies. Webflow hosting is $300 a year and is billed to you directly. If we run ads for you, the advertising budget is paid by you to Google or whichever platform it runs on, and is separate from the fee for managing it. Paid stock photography, a premium tool or any other third party cost we agree to use on your site is billed at what it costs us, and we will tell you before anything gets added.
Plans are billed monthly in advance. If a payment fails we will let you know and try it again. If an account stays unpaid, work pauses until it is brought current, and a site still inside its initial term may be taken offline while the account is in arrears. In practice we would far rather call you than do any of that.
Where your plan includes CRM and messaging, texts and emails go out in your business name and you are the sender. That means you are responsible for having the consent you need before contacting a customer, for honoring opt outs, and for what the messages say. We build the system, keep it running, and will tell you when something looks like it puts you offside, but the consent has to be yours.
Content you give us stays yours. The website becomes yours at the end of the initial term, as set out above. What stays ours is the general material we bring to every build: internal tooling, processes and the underlying components we reuse across clients. Unless you tell us otherwise, we may show the finished site in our portfolio and describe the work we did on it.
We do the work with reasonable care and skill. What we cannot carry is responsibility for lost profit, lost business or knock on losses, and our total liability in any twelve month period is limited to what you paid us during that period. Nothing here is intended to exclude anything the law does not allow us to exclude.
These terms are governed by the law of the State of New Jersey, and any dispute arising out of them goes to the courts of that state.
If these terms change we will update this page. Where a change matters to an engagement that is already running, we will tell you directly rather than leave you to notice it.
Questions about these terms can be sent through the contact page.
Last updated August 27, 2026. This page is a plain language summary and is not legal advice. Have it reviewed by an attorney before relying on it.