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Terms
Last updated · 13 August 2026
These terms cover using this website and asking WebOn for a free preview or a quote. They are deliberately short, because most of what matters — the preview costs nothing, you commit to nothing by looking — is the offer itself, and it is stated here exactly as it is stated everywhere else on this site.
1. Who you are dealing with
This website is operated by WebOn Digital Solutions (“WebOn”), Johannesburg, South Africa. The person responsible is Ethan Olivier — ethan.olivier@webon.africa · 072 769 7117. Further business details are available on request in writing.
2. What this site is for
The site explains what WebOn does and lets you ask for a free working preview of a website for your business, or a quote. It is informational: nothing on it is a binding offer, and no contract exists between us until we both agree to one in writing.
3. The free preview
Stated as plainly as we can:
- The preview costs you nothing. No deposit, no contract, no card details — we do not even have a way to take payment through this site.
- Asking for a preview obliges you to nothing. If it is not better than what you have, you walk away and owe nothing.
- It obliges us to nothing either: WebOn may decline or discontinue a preview request — for example where a request is abusive, unlawful, or plainly outside what we do — and will say so rather than go quiet.
- The preview remains WebOn’s property and stays on our infrastructure. It is a demonstration for you, not a deliverable — until a project agreement is concluded, at which point that agreement governs what transfers to you.
- Anything you supply for a preview — your business details, text, photographs — remains yours, and we use it only to build your preview and discuss it with you.
4. Quotes and prices
This site deliberately shows no prices; the reasons are on the Packages page. Quotes are prepared per business, in South African rands, and each quote states what it covers and how long it stands. A quote becomes binding only when we both accept it in writing.
5. Client projects and ownership
Actual project work — building, launching, and running a site or system — is governed by a written agreement for that project, not by these terms. One standing commitment worth putting here: on handover of a completed, paid project you receive the credentials, the documentation, and your data, and you can take all of it elsewhere. Lock-in is not a business model we use.
6. The sample builds
The four sample builds on the Previews page are demonstrations. Every business shown in them is invented, every “review” and metric in them is illustrative, and none of it is client work — each build says so on its face. Photography in the samples is stock photography from Pexels, credited on the Previews page, standing in until a real client’s photographs exist. Nothing in a sample is a promise that your site will contain any particular feature; your preview is scoped to your business.
7. Using this site
Please do not misuse the site: no attempts to breach, overload, or disrupt it, no scraping it wholesale, and no passing its content or the sample builds off as your own work. The site’s content — text, design, code, and artwork — belongs to WebOn except where credited otherwise, and may not be reproduced commercially without written permission.
8. Third-party links and channels
The site links out to third-party platforms — WhatsApp for chat, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook for social profiles. Those platforms have their own terms and privacy practices, which we do not control. Our own handling of what you send us is described in the privacy notice.
9. What we promise about this site, and what we can't
We work to keep the information on this site accurate and the site itself fast and available, but it is provided as-is: we cannot promise it will be uninterrupted or error-free, and we are not liable for loss caused by relying on the site itself — as distinct from work we are contracted to do, which its own agreement covers.
Nothing in these terms excludes or limits any right you have under the Consumer Protection Act, 68 of 2008, POPIA, or any other South African law that cannot be excluded by agreement.
10. Law and disputes
These terms are governed by South African law, and the South African courts have jurisdiction. If something goes wrong, talk to us first — ethan.olivier@webon.africa reaches the person accountable, and most problems are fixable by two people speaking plainly.
11. Changes
If these terms change, the new version is published here with a new date at the top. Changes apply from publication and never retroactively rewrite a promise already made to you.