These Terms govern your use of the nmo.business website and software engineering services provided by nmo LLC.
By accessing nmo.business, scheduling consultations, or engaging nmo LLC for software engineering services, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms of Service.
nmo LLC delivers custom full-stack software development, React/Next.js frontend solutions, backend API architectures, and UI/UX design systems.
Specific project milestones, technical features, deadlines, and pricing are explicitly detailed in custom SOW contracts.
Projects are executed in structured sprints with client reviews, code audits, and regular progress reports.
Clients must provide timely feedback, required API credentials, content assets, and access permissions.
Any modifications to agreed project requirements will be handled via official Change Requests.
Clear ownership structures governing bespoke source code, UI components, brand identities, and proprietary technologies.
Financial structures governing milestone payments, hourly engagements, and maintenance subscriptions.
Invoices are issued according to project milestones and are payable within 14 business days of issuance.
Delayed payments may incur interest fees or result in temporary suspension of active development and deployment.
Both parties agree to treat all proprietary code, database schema, business strategies, and technical assets as strictly confidential.
nmo LLC provides code quality guarantees while establishing clear parameters regarding third-party service dependencies.
We offer a 30-day post-launch bug-fix warranty on all custom deliverables built directly by our team.
nmo LLC is not liable for disruptions caused by external APIs, hosting providers (e.g., Vercel, AWS), or third-party SDKs.
To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, nmo LLC shall not be liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages resulting from software usage, data loss, or system downtime.
Either party may terminate an active service agreement with written notice if the other party materially breaches contract obligations.