General Refund Terms
How refund requests are reviewed based on project stage, work performed, payment type and service agreement.
Read sectionThis Refund Policy explains how Nexus Web & Software handles refunds, deposits, milestone payments, cancellations, third-party costs and completed work for website development, software development, mobile app development, WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce, SEO, API integrations, dashboards, client portals, support and maintenance services.
Digital projects involve planning time, design work, development resources, project management, purchased tools, technical setup, third-party services and milestone-based delivery. Refund eligibility depends on the work completed, project stage, approved scope, payment type and written agreement.
Nexus Web & Software provides digital services that are often customized to each client. Once planning, design, development, setup, consultation, SEO research, technical support or project management work begins, time and resources are committed to the project.
For this reason, refunds are not always available after work has started. Completed milestones, approved deliverables, custom code, design drafts, research, audits, written content, setup work, consultation, support time and third-party purchases may be non-refundable.
This policy applies unless a separate written agreement, invoice term, proposal or service contract states different refund terms for a specific project.
Use these sections to understand when refunds may be available, limited or unavailable.
How refund requests are reviewed based on project stage, work performed, payment type and service agreement.
Read sectionUnderstand deposits, upfront payments, milestone billing, final invoices and reserved project time.
Read sectionRefund terms for custom websites, software, dashboards, mobile apps, APIs, portals and development services.
Read sectionRefund terms for SEO audits, optimization, content work, support tasks, maintenance and troubleshooting.
Read sectionRefund rules for hosting, domains, SSL, plugins, themes, apps, stock assets, APIs and external subscriptions.
Read sectionHow to submit a refund review request with invoice details, project status and supporting information.
Read sectionDigital services are often customized, time-based and milestone-driven, so refunds are reviewed carefully.
Refund requests are reviewed case by case. We consider the project agreement, payment type, work completed, time spent, resources allocated, deliverables provided, approvals received, third-party costs and whether the service has already been performed.
Work that has already been completed, delivered, approved, published, reviewed or made available is generally non-refundable. This may include design work, development work, coding, consultation, project planning, SEO research, audits, testing, support tasks, setup and written content.
Many Nexus Web & Software services are custom and created for a specific client, business, website, project, platform, app, store or technical environment. Custom services are generally not eligible for full refunds once started.
If you are not satisfied, contact us first so we can review the concern, clarify the scope, check deliverables and offer reasonable corrections where appropriate. Refunds are not automatically granted because of subjective preference, changed business direction or delayed client feedback.
If your proposal, invoice, service agreement or contract includes specific refund or cancellation terms, those terms may apply to your project in addition to or instead of this general policy.
Approved refunds may take time to process depending on payment method, bank, payment gateway, currency, chargeback rules, invoice reconciliation and administrative review.
Deposits and milestone payments are common for custom digital projects and are usually tied to work stages.
Deposits are generally used to reserve development time, begin discovery, schedule team resources, plan deliverables, review requirements and start work. Deposits may be non-refundable once work, planning, communication, resource allocation or project setup has started.
Upfront payments for small tasks, support work, fixed-price packages, SEO tasks, landing pages, design work or development tasks may be non-refundable once work begins or the service is delivered.
Milestone payments are tied to project stages such as discovery, design, development, content placement, testing, deployment or support. Completed or approved milestones are generally non-refundable.
Final payments may be required before launch, handover, deployment, migration, source file release, admin access transfer or final delivery. Once final work is delivered or launched, refunds are generally not available for completed deliverables.
If payment is delayed, work may pause. Delays caused by unpaid invoices may affect the timeline and availability of the project team. Previously paid completed work remains subject to this Refund Policy.
If a project is cancelled before all agreed work is completed, any potential refund or credit for future unused work will be reviewed based on time spent, completed work, allocated resources, third-party costs and written agreement terms.
Custom work is built around the client’s specific business, brand, workflow, platform or technical needs.
Refunds are generally not available for website design or development work that has started, including wireframes, page layouts, HTML/CSS/JS work, WordPress setup, Shopify customization, WooCommerce setup, page content placement, responsive adjustments, forms, testing and launch preparation.
Custom software, admin dashboards, client portals, CRMs, SaaS systems, databases, role-based access systems and reporting tools require planning and development time. Work completed on these systems is generally non-refundable.
Mobile app development involves planning screens, user flows, backend APIs, testing, builds and platform-specific work. Completed app planning, UI work, development, testing and integration work is generally non-refundable.
API work depends on third-party documentation, testing, authentication, data structure, provider limitations and custom logic. API planning, connection setup, coding, testing and troubleshooting time is generally non-refundable once performed.
If a client changes direction, changes business plans, no longer wants a feature, delays approvals or requests a different design after work is completed, refunds are not automatically available for completed work.
If a deliverable does not match the agreed scope, we may provide reasonable corrections or revisions within the agreed revision terms. Corrections do not necessarily mean a refund is due.
SEO, content, support and maintenance work is often time-based and cannot be returned once completed.
SEO services may include research, audits, keyword mapping, technical checks, metadata, schema, content planning, page optimization, internal links, local SEO setup and reporting. Completed SEO work is generally non-refundable.
SEO refunds are not provided because of ranking changes, traffic changes, algorithm updates, competitor activity, delayed indexing, market conditions or lack of leads. Search rankings, traffic, sales and leads are not guaranteed.
Written content, website copy, blog drafts, service page content, SEO descriptions, FAQs, metadata and strategy documents are generally non-refundable once researched, drafted, delivered or implemented.
Support tasks such as bug fixes, website edits, WordPress fixes, Shopify updates, form troubleshooting, hosting checks, SSL support, redirect setup, speed checks and technical assistance are generally non-refundable once work is performed.
Maintenance plans may cover reserved support availability, monitoring, updates, backups, troubleshooting or recurring tasks. Past subscription periods and completed maintenance work are generally non-refundable.
Unused monthly support time may not roll over or be refunded unless specifically stated in the active support agreement. Support availability itself may be part of the service value.
Many projects require tools, licenses, services or external platforms controlled by third-party providers.
Domain registrations, hosting plans, SSL certificates, DNS services, email hosting, server fees and related setup charges are normally non-refundable once purchased, activated or configured.
WordPress themes, premium plugins, Shopify apps, WooCommerce extensions, page builders, templates and software licenses are normally non-refundable once purchased, installed, activated or assigned to a project.
Stock photos, icons, illustrations, video assets, fonts, design assets, templates and creative licenses purchased for a project may be non-refundable depending on the provider’s policy.
API credits, SaaS subscriptions, CRM tools, email tools, payment gateway setup fees, booking systems, analytics tools and external software costs are controlled by third-party providers and are generally non-refundable after activation.
Payment gateway, bank transfer, card processing, currency conversion, international payment or transaction fees may not be refundable depending on the payment provider and banking rules.
Where a third-party provider offers a refund, the decision, timing and amount are controlled by that provider. Nexus Web & Software cannot guarantee third-party refunds.
Each service has different deliverables, dependencies and completion stages.
Website refunds depend on design progress, pages completed, content placed, development time, revisions, testing and launch status.
CMS projects include setup, theme work, plugins, pages, product structure, forms, testing and configuration.
Shopify work may include theme customization, product setup, collections, apps, checkout, payments and store launch checks.
Custom systems are milestone-based and require significant planning, logic, database and integration work.
SEO involves research, implementation and ongoing optimization, not guaranteed instant results.
Support work is usually time-based and tied to troubleshooting, communication and technical fixes.
Refund requests must include enough information for us to review the invoice, scope and work status.
To request a refund review, email sales@nexuswebsoftware.com or support@nexuswebsoftware.com, or use the contact page. Include your name, business name, invoice number, project name, payment date, payment method and reason for the refund request.
Please provide any supporting details such as project communication, agreed scope, concern description, screenshots, delivery notes, milestone status, support ticket references or requested resolution.
We review the payment, invoice, project timeline, scope, deliverables, communication, time spent, third-party costs and work status before deciding whether a refund, partial refund, credit or correction is appropriate.
Possible outcomes may include no refund, partial refund, service credit, revision within scope, correction of an issue, project pause, revised scope, settlement of unused work or another reasonable resolution.
If a refund is approved, it is normally processed through the original payment method where possible. Transaction fees, bank charges, payment gateway fees or currency conversion differences may be deducted where applicable.
Please contact us before filing a chargeback or dispute. Unauthorized chargebacks may result in service suspension, project pause, account restriction, recovery of completed work costs or legal action where appropriate.
Most refund issues happen when scope, content, timelines, responsibilities or deliverables are unclear. Before approving a project, clients should review the quote, deliverables, revision limits, content requirements, third-party costs, timeline and support terms carefully.
Nexus Web & Software encourages transparent communication before payment. If you are unsure about a package, feature, timeline, platform, SEO service or support requirement, ask questions before approving the project.
Book a Planning CallReview included pages, features, revisions, integrations and exclusions before payment.
Content delays can slow delivery and do not automatically create refund eligibility.
Deposits reserve project time and may become non-refundable once work begins.
Domains, hosting, apps, plugins and licenses are usually non-refundable after purchase.
Organized feedback helps us complete revisions within scope and avoid misunderstandings.
Contact us quickly if you have concerns so we can review and resolve issues early.
This process helps clients understand what happens after a refund request is submitted.
The client sends invoice details, project name, payment date, reason for request and supporting information.
We review the invoice, approved scope, project agreement, quote, milestones and payment type.
We check completed work, planning time, design progress, development status, support tasks and delivered assets.
We identify any external purchases, subscriptions, hosting, domains, plugins, apps, stock assets or payment fees.
We consider whether correction, revision, service credit, partial refund, no refund or another resolution is appropriate.
We reply with the review outcome, explanation and next steps based on the policy and project records.
If approved, the refund, credit, correction or revised delivery plan is processed according to the agreed outcome.
These FAQs summarize important points from the Refund Policy.
Deposits are generally used to reserve project time, begin planning, allocate resources and start work. Deposits may be non-refundable once work has started, resources have been allocated or project planning has begun.
Refunds for custom development depend on the project stage, work completed, time spent, third-party costs, approved milestones and delivered assets. Completed work, custom code, design time, consultation, setup work and approved milestones are generally non-refundable.
SEO services involve research, audits, planning, implementation, content work, technical checks and ongoing optimization. SEO work already completed is generally non-refundable, and specific rankings, traffic, leads or sales are not guaranteed.
You can request cancellation, but you may still be responsible for work completed, time spent, allocated resources, purchased tools, third-party costs, approved milestones and administrative costs.
Third-party costs such as domains, hosting, SSL, premium plugins, Shopify apps, WordPress themes, stock assets, API fees, subscriptions, payment gateway fees and external software licenses are normally non-refundable once purchased or activated.
If the design is within agreed scope, revisions may be provided according to the approved package or proposal. A subjective change in preference after design work is completed does not automatically qualify for a refund.
In some cases, service credit may be offered as a reasonable resolution, depending on project status, completed work, client needs and the nature of the concern.
To request a refund review, contact Nexus Web & Software at sales@nexuswebsoftware.com or support@nexuswebsoftware.com with your invoice details, project name, payment date, reason for request and any relevant supporting information.
If you have a question about refund eligibility, deposits, milestones, third-party costs, support billing, SEO payments, project cancellation or invoice review, contact our team with your project details.
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