PeaceProject.ai LLC
This Schedule covers your marketing website: building it, hosting it, maintaining it, and moving it over. It sits on top of the Common Terms.
Marketing Site — the fast, statically-served marketing website we build and host for you (landing pages, content pages, blog, and lightweight embedded things like forms, calculators, calendars, and chat widgets). It is not a web application.
Web Application — anything involving logins, member portals, dashboards, transactional backends, gated content, subscriptions, or checkout. These are not part of the Services.
Marketing Site. Built at onboarding from your legacy site; hosted during the term; kept updated through the credits system. It's built as self-contained static pages, which means: (a) content changes are designed not to cascade into other pages; (b) it's designed to be isolated from any app you run, so in normal operation neither is expected to affect the other; and (c) we maintain the technical SEO plumbing (schema, sitemaps, robots.txt, llms.txt, and similar) as part of hosting, at no credit cost.
Tracking & analytics. GA4 with event setup; Google Tag Manager; Meta Pixel + Conversions API; Microsoft Clarity with monthly heatmap review; click-ID tracking on lead forms; and offline conversion uploads to Google, Microsoft, and Meta when your CRM leads convert.
Accessibility. We build the pages we author to WCAG 2.1 AA and test them against that standard at launch, using automated accessibility tooling. Automated testing doesn't catch everything, and we don't warrant conformance — conforming with WCAG doesn't guarantee compliance with the ADA, the Unruh Act, or any other law, no standard does, and nobody can honestly promise you'll never receive a demand letter. What we promise: report a WCAG 2.1 AA defect in a page we built and we'll fix it at no charge within 30 business days, up to 8 hours per calendar quarter, for 12 months after that page goes live. Beyond that, remediation is quoted as an add-on. This is your only remedy for accessibility defects. Third-party embeds, assistive-technology behavior and browser changes are outside it. Content you add after launch, documents you upload, and third-party embeds are yours to keep accessible (we'll flag issues we notice, and remediation is available as an add-on). We don't use accessibility overlay widgets — businesses using them get sued anyway, and we'd rather build it right.
Tracking and consent. The tracking we install (GA4, Tag Manager, Meta pixel, Clarity) runs on a consent basis: non-essential tags don't fire until the visitor consents, and opt-out preference signals (Global Privacy Control) are honored automatically. Each third-party tool we deploy is named in your setup summary — chat, booking, maps, review and video embeds included — so you always know what's running. You own your privacy policy and what it discloses; we'll draft one for you to review, and you publish it and stand behind it. Tell us before asking for any tracking change that touches what your policy discloses. We configure to the law as it stands; we don't provide legal compliance review, and you shouldn't accept "compliant" as a promise from anyone — including us.
Website hosting. We host the Marketing Site during the term with a 99.5% monthly uptime commitment (excluding force majeure, disclosed maintenance, and issues caused by you or third parties). If a month falls short, your sole remedy is a service credit: 5% of that month's hosting-service fee (deemed $250 if hosting is bundled) per full hour of qualifying downtime, capped at 100% of that month's hosting-service fee, requested within 30 days. At the end, we deliver a complete static export you can host anywhere within 14 days — or keep hosting with us month-to-month at the rate in Exhibit A.
Domain & DNS. You own your domain and DNS. We manage DNS through delegated access, limited to what the Services need, logged, and confirmed with you by email before any change to email records (MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI) on your root domain. You can keep DNS yourself if you prefer. We never transfer, sell, or claim your domain, and we return access within 7 days of the end.
Before we flip the switch. Before any DNS cutover we'll stand up your new site at a staging link and send a written review package (staging link, list of pages and forms moved, a map of any same-domain dynamic functions we route to legacy.yourdomain.com, a pixel inventory, and known limits) and ask for your written go-ahead. We don't touch DNS until you approve.
Your review. Please review within 10 business days. If we don't hear back, we'll send a final notice; the launch date moves out day-for-day until you approve. The DNS cutover always requires your affirmative written approval — silence is never approval for a DNS change.
Revisions. You get 3 rounds of revisions before cutover. So that we both know what that means:
If a list has more than three items we'll come back with an itemized estimate before starting, so a long list is visibly a long list to both of us rather than one open-ended job. Bigger scope changes need a change order. Extra rounds use credits. After cutover, changes go through the credits system — the pre-cutover review is a one-time step.
Rollback. If something critical breaks that we can't fix within 4 hours — or if you ask in writing within 72 hours of cutover — we'll roll DNS back to your old host once, at no charge. After 72 hours, rollback needs a change order.
Risk & hold-harmless. Marketing migrations carry inherent risk; the specifics are in Exhibit C (Migration Risk Acknowledgment), which we deliver with the pre-cutover review package and you sign before the cutover. We perform migration work in a professional, industry-standard manner. Neither side holds the other responsible for residual migration effects that were disclosed and accepted in Exhibit C, came from third parties outside reasonable control, resulted from information you didn't share during onboarding, or came from legacy systems you chose to keep running. This doesn't cover gross negligence, willful misconduct, fraud, or violations of California law.