Legal draft
Terms & Conditions
These draft terms describe use of the Growozen IT website. Project work is covered by a separate agreement.
Last updated: September 13, 2026
This is a draft for Growozen IT. It does not invent a registered entity, governing law, or commercial limitation.
1. Website operator
This website is operated by Growozen IT, based in Bangladesh. Contact: info@growozenit.com. This page is a draft describing website use. It is not a complete commercial contract.
2. Website use and content
You may browse the site to learn about Growozen IT and send a project inquiry. Do not misuse the contact form, attempt to disrupt the site, or copy site materials for a competing offering without permission.
Site copy describes available project directions. It is not a promise of a specific result, delivery date, or fixed price.
3. Ownership of site materials
The website design, writing, illustrations, and brand marks belong to Growozen IT unless another owner is stated. Illustrative concepts on the site are examples of what we can build. They are not client case studies.
4. Project inquiries and proposals
Sending an inquiry does not create a project contract. We use the details you share to understand the request and reply. Any proposal we send is a starting point for discussion until both sides agree in writing.
5. Separate project agreements
Scope, payments, ownership of project work, delivery, support, and other commercial terms are governed by a separately agreed project contract. This website does not set those terms.
6. External links and third-party services
The site may link to profiles such as LinkedIn. Those services have their own terms and privacy practices.
7. Website availability and updates
We aim to keep the website available, but we may update, pause, or change pages as the business needs. Content can change without a separate notice beyond the updated page itself.
8. Applicable legal provisions
This draft does not name a governing law, court, limitation of liability, or refund rule. Those provisions should be written only after the owner confirms the actual business terms and jurisdiction.