Terms, in plain words

ePageUSA
Last updated October 1, 2026
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Your written plan and this page are the whole agreement between you and me. I am Arseni Filon, the engineer and owner of ePageUSA, in Seattle, Washington.

A contractor’s site or lead system is sold by Contractor Marketing NW, the trades practice of ePageUSA. Those terms are at contractormarketingnw.com/terms.

1. The plan is the scope

A custom build starts with a written plan. It says what will be built and in what order, and it carries a fixed price for the build and the dates. If something is on the plan, it is in the price. If it is not on the plan, I quote it flat before I do it.

2. What it costs

• The Plan, $1,500. It is yours to keep, and the $1,500 counts toward the build.
• The build, from $7,500. A fixed price against the plan, paid in draws. The draws and their amounts are written on your plan.
• A week at a time, $2,500. For a business that already has a system and wants more built on it.

You pay by invoice, with a card or a bank transfer. Each payment covers work already scheduled or done.

3. Dates

The dates are on your plan. They count from the day the first payment is made, and they assume I have what the plan says I need from you that day. If it comes later, the dates move by the same number of days.

4. What you own

• Your domain is registered in your name.

5. What I need from you

What you tell me about your business has to be true. You own the data, the photos, and the words you send me, or you have the right to use them. I do not publish a claim I cannot check.

6. What I never promise

A ranking, a number of leads, or revenue. I promise the work on your plan and the dates on your plan.

7. If you stop

You can stop a build at any point. You owe nothing more.

8. Other companies in the chain

What I build is served by Cloudflare, and it may use other services that your plan names. Each has its own terms, and an outage or a policy change on their side is theirs.

9. The limit of what I owe

If I get something wrong, I fix it. If that is not enough, the most I owe you is what you paid me in the 12 months before the claim. I am not liable for lost profits or other indirect losses.

10. Law

Washington law governs these terms. A dispute is heard in King County, Washington. Before either of us files anything, we talk, and I answer within two business days.

11. Changes to this page

When this page changes, the date at the top changes. The terms on the day your plan was sent are the terms for that plan.

Questions about any of this go to me. Call or text (206) 468-2416, or email arseni@epageusa.com.