Terms

What you get, what it costs, and what we will not promise.

Written to be read. If a clause here needs a lawyer to understand it, it is written wrong and we would like to know.

Last updated 20 August 2026

Before publishing Decide the two commercial questions flagged in sections 4 and 5, replace every [BRACKETED] item, and have a lawyer read it. This is a careful draft matched to what the site already says, not legal advice.

1. Who you are contracting with

Klarqe is a trading name of GZMarketing LLC, 5830 E 2nd St Ste 7000 7957, Casper, WY 8260912 ("we", "us"). By paying for anything below, you agree to these terms on behalf of your company ("you"). These are business-to-business services. They are not sold to consumers.

2. What we actually do

We find out what AI assistants say when someone asks for a recommendation in your category, and we do the work to get you onto the third-party sources those assistants read and quote.

Service	Time	Price	What is delivered
The Check	7 days from onboarding	$497, once	Roughly forty category buying questions run across five assistants; how often you were named; who was named instead; the sources deciding your category; a ranked list of what to fix
The Fix	30 days	$3,500, once	Answer-formatted pages written and published; technical fixes so assistants can read your site; review presence claimed and improved; outreach for placement on cited sources
The Watch	Monthly, ongoing	$2,000 per month	The same questions re-run each month; a one-page scoreboard; continued content and placement work; a live call
The Year	12 months	$23,500, prepaid	The Fix plus twelve months of The Watch, and your category is closed to competitors for the term

Timeframes start when your completed onboarding form arrives, not when you pay. If we are waiting on access or approvals from you, the clock pauses.

3. The promise, and the limits of it

We do not promise that any AI assistant will name you, cite you, rank you, or recommend you. Nobody controls what those systems output. Anyone who promises it is either mistaken or lying.

What we do promise is the work and the measurement: the questions get run, the findings get reported honestly, the fixes get shipped, the outreach gets done, and you see the number every month whether it moved or not.

The Fix carries one specific commitment: at least three new listings or placements on sources cited in your category within the 30 days, or we keep working at no further cost until there are three. This is a commitment of our labour, not a refund.

We also cannot fully attribute results. Someone may ask an assistant, hear your name, and arrive at your site a week later as ordinary direct traffic. No tool can trace that, ours included, and we say so before you buy rather than after.

4. Payment

Everything is paid in advance through Stripe. Work starts once payment clears and your onboarding form arrives.

The Watch renews automatically each month until you cancel. Cancel any time, by email, with no notice period and no cancellation fee. Cancelling stops the next payment; the month already paid for is completed.

Prices are in US dollars and exclude any tax we are required to collect, which is added at checkout where applicable.

Decision needed: refunds You removed the "you don't pay" guarantee, which was inaccurate because clients pay upfront. That leaves the refund position undefined, and a $497 first purchase from a stranger usually needs something. Pick one and I will write it in:

A. No refunds once work begins, stated plainly. Simplest, and defensible because the deliverable is research that cannot be un-seen.
B. Full refund on The Check if you cancel before we start work. Costs nothing and removes the risk of buying.
C. A stated window, for example 7 days on The Check, no questions asked.

5. Access to your systems

Some of this work needs access to things you own. The rules are the same ones on the front page, and they are contractual, not marketing:

We never ask for a password. Access is delegated through the tool's own user permissions, at a level you choose.
Read-only wherever read-only will do. Only your website needs edit rights, and only for the pages in a plan you approved.
Nothing goes live unseen. Every page and every listing is approved by you before it is published or submitted.
Access ends when you do. Revoked the same day you cancel.

You confirm you are entitled to grant the access you grant. We are a processor for anything we touch inside your systems; how we handle it is set out in the Privacy Policy.

6. What we will not do, at any price

Write or buy a fake review
Pose as a customer in a forum, thread, or review
Pass a paid placement off as editorial
Work with your direct competitor in the same category while we work with you

If you ask us to do any of the first three, we will decline and, if pressed, end the engagement. Paid placements are disclosed and passed through at cost, never hidden.

Decision needed: exclusivity "We will not take your direct competitor" is now a contractual promise, and The Year sells it explicitly. Define the boundary before someone tests it: is a competitor the same category in the same country, the same city, or the same buyer? Whatever you choose, it limits who you can sell to next.

7. Who owns what

The reports, scoreboards, and any page copy written for your site are yours once paid for, to use however you like. Our methods, prompt sets, category source databases, templates and internal tooling remain ours. You may share your own reports freely.

Unless you ask us not to, we may refer to the fact that we worked with you. We will not publish your results or any specific numbers without your written say-so.

8. Liability

We will do this work carefully and competently. Beyond that, our total liability for any claim is limited to the amount you paid us in the three months before the claim. We are not liable for lost profits, lost business, or indirect losses. Nothing here limits liability for fraud, or anything else that cannot lawfully be limited.

Search engines and AI assistants change without warning. Results can move for reasons nobody controls, and that is a risk you accept when buying.

9. Ending things

You may cancel The Watch at any time by email. Either of us may end an engagement with 30 days' notice. We may end it immediately, refunding any unused prepaid month, if you ask us to do something in section 6, do not pay, or are abusive.

10. Law

These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Wyoming, and disputes go to its courts. If a clause is unenforceable the rest still stands.

11. Contact

hello@klarqe.com reaches a person, usually the same day.