These terms apply to SiteKindly, the website-care service operated by FunCove LLC. Your checkout states the seller, price, tax if applicable, and the scope being purchased. A free scan creates no paid subscription.
Your authority and accurate information
You must be authorized to connect a website and approve changes for the business. Keep access permissions and business facts accurate. Do not submit private credentials in a public scan request or support message.
Checks and scores
A report describes the pages and tests completed at that time. Unavailable or untested behavior is identified separately. Scores do not guarantee indexing, AI recommendations, revenue, accessibility compliance, or freedom from security vulnerabilities.
First repair
The $99 first repair covers up to three agreed, supported findings on one website. Scans in a paid scope cover up to 25 pages. The agreed scope is shown before payment; unrelated work requires a new agreement.
Approval and publication
We show the proposed change and request approval before publishing. Approval applies to that version and its stated scope. If the underlying page changes, we may require a new review. A recovery copy supports restoration of changes we make; it does not replace your full hosting backup.
Optional ongoing care
Ongoing care costs $39.99 per month, plus applicable tax, after you separately subscribe. It includes weekly checks of up to 25 pages and one repair batch of up to three supported findings each month. Unused repair allowances do not roll over. No change is required when there is no suitable finding. You can cancel future renewal in your account.
Limitations and interruptions
Third-party hosting, plugins, providers, or website changes can affect availability and repair compatibility. We may pause work when access fails, a change cannot be verified, or the requested work falls outside scope. We will explain the next step and apply the refund policy.
Questions and disputes
Contact SiteKindly with your order reference so we can investigate a service problem. These terms do not take away rights that cannot be waived under applicable law.