Terms

A measurement of one page, taken at one moment, against a published set of checks. It reads the page the way a machine that does not run JavaScript reads it, and reports what it found.

It is free, and there is no obligation attached to it.

It is not a guarantee that an AI system will name your business, and nobody can offer you one. No company outside these providers can see how an assistant chooses what to recommend, and anybody who tells you otherwise is guessing.

It is not an audit of your whole website, and it is not legal, financial or accessibility advice.

The score is a description of what a machine can read on the page we scanned. Acting on it is your decision.

You may scan a site you own or are authorised to act for. We fetch pages politely, one at a time, and we honour robots.txt.

We may refuse or rate-limit a request, and we do so to protect the sites being read as much as our own.

An update, including a full rebuild, is a separate engagement, quoted and agreed in writing before anything starts. Nothing on this site is a quote or a price for that work.

What you pay for, you own: your content, your specification and your data leave with you if you go, at no charge. That is a commitment in the software as well as here.

A monthly plan is £29, £59 or £99 a month, excluding VAT, which is charged on top. We build the plan’s website free when you join: there is no charge for the build, now or if you leave. A year paid upfront is charged as 10 months.

Nothing is charged until your site goes live. The minimum term is 12 months from that day. After it, you may leave at any time with 30 days’ notice. If you leave before the minimum term ends, the monthly fees for the rest of the term are due.

Your price is fixed for the first 12 months. After that we may change it with at least 60 days’ notice, and you may leave without a fee before the change takes effect.

Your domain is registered in your name, never ours. Your words, photographs, logo and enquiries are yours, and we export them for you at any time, at no charge. Once 12 months have been paid, a customer who leaves also receives a static copy of their site’s pages. The platform’s own code stays with us.

If a payment fails, we try again and email you. If it is still unpaid after 21 days, the site shows a holding page; after 60 days the plan ends and any balance of the minimum term is due. When a plan ends, your address shows a holding page with your contact details for 30 days, and then we detach it. Content and enquiries are deleted 90 days after the end, once we have offered you an export.

Each plan includes a set amount of small changes a month, which does not carry over. Bigger changes, new features or more pages than the plan allows are quoted separately. We build no more than 10 new sites a month, and an application is not a contract until we accept it in writing.

The same plans are available, at the same prices, for a site we have already built for you, without a build.

If you refer a business to us and they go ahead with a website build that we invoice at over £1,000, excluding VAT, we pay you £250. We pay by bank transfer within 14 days of the business paying that invoice in full.

The business must name you, or use your referral link, when they first contact us and before we agree their quote. We pay one fee per business, to the first person they name.

No fee is paid for a free scan or report on its own, for a monthly plan, whose build is free, for a business that was already in touch with us or is already a client, or for referring yourself, your own business or a business you own part of.

If you recommend Safle in public, for example in a post, a review or on a website, you must say that you are paid for referrals.

You are responsible for any tax due on what we pay you. We may change or end the scheme, and a referral made before a change is paid on the terms that applied when it was made.

We take care over what this software reports and we do not accept liability for decisions taken on the strength of a free assessment.

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.