Last updated June 2026
Terms of Service
These terms apply to website builds and related services provided by Launch72, a Toronto-based studio serving small businesses across the US and Canada. By engaging us you agree to them.
The 72-hour guarantee
We deliver the first version of your website within 72 hours of your project being Ready to Build: your payment is confirmed and we have the information, content and access we need to start (the last required item has arrived). If we miss that deadline, you receive a 100% refund. The guarantee covers our delivery time only.
The clock counts our working time. If we are waiting on you for information, content, or approvals, that waiting time does not count against the 72 hours.
Scope and revisions
We gather your information and material up front through our online intake. After delivery you get one round of changes, included: one consolidated list of changes, sent in one message.
The $499 build covers anything our standard hosting can run. Work beyond that (large online stores, member logins, back-office integrations, custom web applications), further rounds of changes, or a change of direction after the build can be quoted separately.
Payment
The build is a one-time fee, paid in full upfront: CAD 499 plus applicable Canadian taxes for Canadian clients, or USD 499 for US clients. Canadian clients pay by Interac e-Transfer to billing@launch72.ca; we confirm receipt before the project is Ready to Build.
Ownership, hosting, and domain
On delivery, you own the code outright, no lock-in or licence. You can move it anywhere.
Hosting is free for life. Your only recurring cost is your domain (about $15/year, paid to the registrar, not us).
Marketing feature
As with every Launch72 build, paid or pro bono, you agree we may feature your finished website and business name on launch72.ca and in our marketing.
Liability and governing law
Our services are provided on a commercially reasonable basis. To the extent permitted by law, our total liability is limited to the amount you paid for the build.
These terms are governed by the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada.