Typoz terms of service

Last updated November 10, 2026. These terms may be updated after legal review; if a change affects a service you already pay for, I'll email you about it first.

Who and what

Typoz is a service of Excuse Any Typos, LLC. In these terms “I” and “me” mean Excuse Any Typos, LLC, and “you” means the therapist or practice the website is for. I make a website for your practice from your own business information: three designs to choose from, a 30-minute call where you pick one, one round of changes, then the finished site. After launch I host it and make small edits you email me.

You accept these terms when you agree to them on a payment page or tell me in writing that you accept them.

Price and payments

A website is $600, paid as $300 when you pick a design and $300 when you approve the finished site, before it goes live. After that the monthly service is $35 a month. Prices are in US dollars. Bigger changes than small edits are quoted first and are done only if you agree to the quote.

Payments are handled by Stripe through its payment links. Your card details go to Stripe, not to me. You can update your card, see past invoices and cancel the monthly service in Stripe’s customer portal.

Refunds

Payments aren’t refunded once design work starts. Design work starts before the first payment is due, so this covers both website payments and the monthly payments.

Timing

Building your site takes about one week once I have your answers, a photo, your design pick and your changes. If none of the three designs fits, I’ll make you one further set of three. Times are estimates, not deadlines.

The monthly service

The $35 a month starts when your site goes live and runs month to month. It covers hosting, the contact form once it is set up, and small edits you email me, such as wording, fees, hours or a new photo.

You can cancel anytime by emailing nick@typoz.co before your next billing date, or by cancelling in the Stripe customer portal. The service then continues to the end of the period you have paid for, and you are not billed again. The month already paid isn’t refunded.

If you stop

If you stop, the site is yours to keep. I send you a handover kit: a download of your site’s files (its pages, pictures, fonts and other files), with a short guide to putting it on another static web host or on your own hosting account. The download needs no build step or server.

When the service ends, my hosting, edits and contact-form delivery end too. The download does not include a running contact form, past inquiries, email accounts or passwords, so the guide asks you to remove or replace the form before you publish the site elsewhere.

Your web address

You register your web address (your domain) in your own name, with a registrar you choose, and you own it and control its account. You pay the registrar directly. I connect your domain to your site, which may mean you give me access to its settings or change them as I ask.

Renewing your domain is your responsibility. I may send you a reminder before a renewal as a courtesy, but please don’t rely on one: set the domain to renew automatically with your registrar. A practice email address or phone number, if you want one, is a separate service from its own provider; we’ll go through the details on our call.

Your part

You give me accurate information about your practice. Before launch you review the finished text and confirm your license details, your fees, your practice details and that you have the rights to the text and photos you send. You remain responsible for your clinical practice and your professional and legal obligations, including your own Notice of Privacy Practices; I don’t write one.

Please don’t send me information about your clients or anyone’s health.

Content and use of the site

Your text, photos and logo stay yours. You let me use them to build, host and maintain your site. I draft your site’s text from your own words with the help of an AI writing assistant, and nothing is published until you have approved it. Once your website is paid for, you may keep and use its files for your practice, including after you stop. Parts made by others, such as fonts, stay under their own licenses.

The contact form

The contact form emails each message to your practice inbox, and the form keeps no copy. Before it is turned on, we sign a business associate agreement, which is a separate document, and you need an inbox suited to receiving client messages. The form is not an emergency service.

What isn’t included

Photography, logo design, blog posts, online payments, and ads or marketing are not included. Intake forms and scheduling stay in the system you already use, and your site links to it.

Keeping the site online

I work to keep your site online, but hosting and email depend on other companies’ services, and I can’t promise the site will never be unavailable. I don’t promise any number of clients, inquiries or search rankings.

Ending the service from my side

If I ever need to stop providing the monthly service, I’ll tell you by email in good time and send you the handover kit, and I won’t bill you for the period after it ends.

Questions

Email me at nick@typoz.co. Nothing in these terms takes away rights you have under the law that can’t be limited by agreement.