Last updated: June 2026
These Terms govern the use of our website and the engagement of ALUD Consulting LLC services. By engaging a service or using this site, you accept these Terms.
1. Services
We offer accounting, tax, business consulting, human resources, artificial intelligence, web design and digital presence services, among others. The specific scope of each project is defined in the corresponding proposal or agreement.
2. Quotes and payments
- Published prices are "starting from" and may vary by scope.
- Web projects require a 50% deposit to begin and the remaining balance before publishing or delivery.
- Payments are processed securely by Stripe. Monthly plans are billed recurrently according to the chosen plan.
3. Deliverables and client responsibilities
Delivery timelines depend on the client providing the necessary materials (logo, photos, text, access) in a timely manner. The client is responsible for the accuracy of the information and content provided to us.
4. Revisions and changes
Each project includes a reasonable round of revisions before final delivery. Major or out-of-scope changes may incur an additional cost agreed in advance.
5. Ownership and licenses
Upon full payment, the client receives usage rights to their page or deliverable. Third-party licenses (images, fonts, plugins) are governed by their own terms.
6. Maintenance and domain
Hosting, domain and maintenance can be contracted separately or through a monthly plan. On monthly plans, the page remains active while the plan is current.
7. Limitation of liability
We make our best professional effort, but we do not guarantee specific sales, traffic or ranking results. We are not responsible for indirect damages arising from the use of the services.
8. Changes to these Terms
We may update these Terms occasionally. The "last updated" date indicates the version in force.
9. Governing law and contact
These Terms are governed by the laws of Puerto Rico. For any matter, write to us at aludconsulting@outlook.com or (939) 902-0478.
This document is a general good-faith baseline and does not constitute legal advice. We recommend that a lawyer review it and adapt it to your operation and jurisdiction.
