These terms describe how Veloura works with businesses. A signed proposal, invoice, or written scope may add project-specific terms.
Last updated: June 17, 2026
Veloura works through custom scopes, not fixed monthly packages. Each proposal should define the deliverables, timeline, payment structure, revision boundaries, and assumptions.
Work outside the approved scope may require a separate estimate or written approval.
Timelines depend on timely feedback, access, content, approvals, and clear decision-making from the client side.
Delays in feedback, assets, or approvals may shift delivery dates.
Payment terms are set in the proposal or invoice. Final files, websites, or assets may be released after agreed payments are completed.
Unless otherwise agreed, clients own the final approved deliverables after full payment. Veloura may retain reusable processes, templates, know-how, and unused concepts.
Veloura focuses on branding, UI/UX, websites, landing pages, campaign creatives, content systems, AI-assisted motion, competition analysis, business communication, and practical website SEO.
Media buying, large operational systems, CRM architecture, and deep measurement setups are not core services unless agreed as light supporting add-ons.
No. Veloura defines custom scopes after diagnosis and agreement on priorities.
Unless otherwise agreed, the client owns the final approved deliverables after full payment.
No. Veloura can improve technical basics, metadata, page structure, performance, and content direction, but no studio can guarantee a specific search ranking.
