Last updated: 16 October 2026
1. Service provider
These services are offered by PE Marek Suchcicki (Marek Suchcicki), Georgian registration / identification no. 305888518, registered address: 49 Besarion Zhgneti Street, Apt. 20, Vake District, Tbilisi, Georgia. Email: mjsuchcicki@gmail.com. Phone: +995 505 052 781.
2. Nature of services
Services include custom websites and web applications, mobile application development, API integrations, business automation, related software consulting and technical assistance. The website describes services generally; individual projects require an agreed quotation and scope.
3. Quotations and orders
Before services commence, the client and service provider agree in writing on the project scope, deliverables, price and currency, payment milestones, expected schedule and any client responsibilities. Services outside the agreed scope require separate approval.
4. Payments
Payment instructions will be supplied in the agreed quotation or invoice. Where available and approved by a payment service provider, payment may be made by bank transfer or a secure external payment link. This website does not accept card numbers or process card payments. Any taxes or external charges are addressed in the quotation or invoice as applicable.
5. Delivery, changes and intellectual property
Services and digital deliverables are provided as described in the Service Delivery Policy and the individual agreement. Any change of scope or delivery date is subject to mutual agreement. The individual project agreement determines intellectual property rights, source code handover and any third-party licence obligations.
6. Cancellation, issues and refunds
Cancellation requests and refunds are addressed under the Refund & Cancellation Policy, the project agreement and applicable law. Please email a project reference and description of any concern so it can be reviewed.
7. Applicable rights
Nothing in these terms excludes rights that cannot be excluded under applicable law. If any provision conflicts with mandatory law, the mandatory law prevails.