These terms of service explain how visitors and clients may use AIVisibilityService.com and how AI SEO services and AI visibility services are described. They provide a plain-language starting point. A signed proposal, order, or statement of work controls the project-specific scope, fees, approvals, timing, and deliverables.
Using this website
By using the website, you agree to use it lawfully and to respect the rights of the site owner, its clients, and third parties. The pages are provided to help people understand AI search visibility work. They are not legal, financial, or technical advice for a particular situation, and they do not replace professional advice from a qualified adviser.
Website information can change as services, search platforms, and technical practices change. Read the page that relates to your question, check the date of any project material supplied to you, and ask for clarification before relying on a statement that affects a purchase or implementation decision.
What AIVisibilityService.com provides
AIVisibilityService.com publishes information about AI SEO, answer-focused content, technical discoverability, entity clarity, and measurement. It may also provide related services under a separate written agreement. The exact service, deliverable, review process, and completion criteria belong in that agreement rather than in a general website page.
Search engines and AI platforms are operated by third parties. Their systems, interfaces, policies, indexes, and responses can change without notice. A service can improve the clarity and accessibility of a site without guaranteeing a ranking, a citation, a recommendation, a traffic level, or a business result. Google's guidance on AI features in Search also states that meeting best practices does not guarantee that Google will crawl, index, or serve a page.
Project scope is set in writing
Before work begins, the applicable project document should identify the decisions that both parties need to make. Depending on the engagement, it may describe:
- Objective and audience: The business question, target visitors, services, markets, or pages that the work covers.
- Deliverables: Audits, research, page rewrites, technical recommendations, reporting, implementation, or other outputs that are actually included.
- Responsibilities: The information, access, approvals, subject-matter review, and decisions each party must provide.
- Timing and acceptance: Review windows, dependencies, revision limits, launch conditions, and the way a completed deliverable is accepted.
- Commercial terms: Fees, payment timing, taxes, expenses, changes, pauses, and cancellation terms that apply to that project.
If a general statement on this website conflicts with the signed project document, the project document should be used for that engagement. If no project document exists, do not assume that a page description creates a specific promise about price, availability, scope, or results.
Client information and cooperation
A client remains responsible for the accuracy and lawful use of the information it supplies. Tell the service team about material restrictions, regulated claims, confidential information, brand requirements, and approval steps before a page is drafted or changed. The client should review factual statements, permissions, links, credentials, examples, and disclosures before publication.
Give access only through approved channels and remove access when it is no longer needed. Do not send passwords, payment data, private customer records, or another person's sensitive information in an open message when the project does not require it. The project document or privacy policy should explain any specific handling rules that apply.
Fees, changes, and cancellation
Website pages do not set a universal price or refund policy. The signed proposal, order, or statement of work should control those details. A request that changes the target audience, page count, research depth, implementation responsibility, or review process may change the time and fee required. Ask for written confirmation before treating a material change as part of the original scope.
Acceptable use
Do not use the website or project materials to:
- Break a law, infringe copyright, impersonate a person or organisation, or mislead a customer.
- Probe, disable, overload, or bypass security controls, accounts, rate limits, or access restrictions.
- Upload malware, harmful code, confidential records that are not needed, or content that you do not have permission to use.
- Copy, resell, republish, or present site material as your own outside the permission granted by the applicable agreement.
Content, links, and intellectual property
The website text, brand presentation, layouts, and original materials belong to AIVisibilityService.com or the relevant rights holder unless a page says otherwise. A project agreement should state what rights a client receives in a final deliverable, what pre-existing materials remain with their owner, and what third-party licences still apply. Links to other sites are provided for context; their content and policies are outside this website's control.
Marketing claims and review
Public service descriptions, case studies, testimonials, and performance claims should be accurate and supported by evidence. The FTC advertising and marketing guidance says that advertising claims must be truthful, non-deceptive, and evidence-based. That source is U.S. guidance, not a complete statement of the rules in every market, so the client should obtain local legal review when a campaign or regulated claim requires it.
Privacy and confidential information
Personal information is handled according to the published privacy notice and any project-specific confidentiality terms. Do not assume that a general website page describes every processor, retention period, transfer, or security control. Confirm the applicable notice and written agreement before sharing sensitive information or asking the team to handle data on another person's behalf.
Suspension, responsibility, and updates
Access may need to be paused when a security concern, unlawful use, missing approval, or material project issue requires attention. The applicable project agreement should state responsibility, limits, dispute procedures, and any indemnity terms that apply. This page does not create a promise that the website, a third-party platform, or a project will remain available without interruption.
These AIVisibilityService.com terms of service may be revised when the website or service model changes. Use the version published for the relevant interaction, and ask the service team which document controls a project if the wording is unclear.
Before starting an engagement
Review the AI SEO terms, the project document, and the privacy notice before sharing information or approving work. If the scope is about measurement, you can also review AI visibility reporting and analytics and a service example such as Perplexity AI visibility service before using the contact route shown on the site.