Estate Motion / NetPilot Studio
Terms and Conditions
Effective date: November 11, 2026
About the seller
Estate Motion is operated by Vadym Artemiak, located at 2522 W 16th St, Brooklyn, New York, United States. Customer support: vartemix5@gmail.com
Services and orders
We provide website design and development, branding, and digital advertising creative services. Each order or accepted written proposal specifies the deliverables, price, currency, payment schedule, revisions, and estimated delivery period. Hosting, domains, advertising spend, subscriptions, and maintenance are included only when expressly stated.
Payments
Customers authorize the charges disclosed before payment. Additional work or expenses require customer approval. Any recurring service requires separate consent. Its price, billing frequency, renewal terms, and cancellation method will be disclosed before enrollment.
Project process
Customers must provide the content, instructions, permissions, and access needed to complete their projects. Delivery timelines begin after the required payment and materials are received. Where design approval is included, we request approval before development proceeds. Changes outside the agreed scope may require a separate quote. Delayed materials or feedback may affect delivery dates.
Ownership
Customers must have permission to use materials they supply. After full payment, customers receive the rights to custom final deliverables specified in their orders. Third-party software, fonts, media, and templates remain subject to their respective licenses. Our existing tools and reusable components remain ours, with permission to use them within the completed deliverables.
Results and customer rights
We do not guarantee sales, search rankings, advertising results, or third-party platform approvals. Contact vartemix5@gmail.com with questions or problems. Nothing in these terms limits mandatory consumer protections or the right to dispute a payment through a payment provider. Updates apply to future orders and do not retroactively reduce rights under existing orders without agreement.