Terms of sale
This is a translation. The French version is the reference.
Version of 21 October 2026.
1. Scope
These general terms of sale apply to all SK Digital services: showcase websites, online stores, redesigns, web applications, logos and visual identities, visuals, social media management, advertising, training and monthly maintenance.
They apply to business clients and to consumers. Rules that only concern consumers, as defined by the French Consumer Code, are marked. The signed quote and these terms form the contract. If the quote and these terms conflict, the quote prevails.
2. Provider
- SK Digital, sole proprietorship of Steven Rodrigues
- SIRET : 939 387 510 00018
- Address : Sannois (95110), France
- E-mail : contact@skdigital.fr
- Phone : 06 26 49 51 79
3. Quote and order
Each service is described in a detailed written quote, valid for 30 days. The order is firm once the Client signs the quote, electronically or with the words “bon pour accord”, and pays the deposit.
4. Prices
Prices are in euros. VAT not applicable, article 293 B of the French Tax Code. Prices on the site are starting prices: the firm price is the one in the quote.
Third-party costs are paid by the Client unless the quote says otherwise: domain name, Shopify subscription, paid apps, advertising budget.
5. Payment
A deposit of 30 to 50% is due on signature, as stated in the quote. The balance is due on delivery, before the final launch. Payment in instalments is possible, following the schedule written in the quote.
Business clients: late payment incurs penalties equal to three times the French statutory interest rate and a fixed recovery fee of €40 (article L441-10 of the French Commercial Code).
If a reminder goes unanswered for 8 days, SK Digital may suspend the service until payment.
6. Timelines
As a guide, a showcase site is delivered in 8 to 15 business days and an online store in 3 to 4 weeks. These timelines start once the deposit is paid and all content has been received: text, photos, access.
The quote sets a delivery date. It moves by the same amount of time if the Client provides content or approvals late.
If SK Digital misses the date in the quote for a reason attributable to it, a consumer Client may ask for delivery within a reasonable extra period. If delivery still does not happen, the consumer may terminate the contract and be refunded all sums paid within 14 days (articles L216-6 and L216-7 of the French Consumer Code). Business clients keep the remedies of general law.
7. Mock-up and mock-up guarantee
Before development, SK Digital presents a mock-up of the home page. Two rounds of changes are included.
Mock-up guarantee: if, after these two rounds, the Client is not convinced by the mock-up, they may stop the project in writing before approving it. The deposit is then refunded in full within 14 days, and the mock-up remains the property of SK Digital.
Once the mock-up is approved in writing, the guarantee ends. Further changes may then be quoted separately.
8. Delivery and fixes
The site is first delivered on a temporary address. The Client has 7 days to report in writing anything that does not work. Without a reply within that time, or as soon as the site goes live at the Client’s request, delivery is accepted.
For 30 days after launch, SK Digital fixes free of charge any defects attributable to it.
9. Monthly maintenance
Monthly maintenance is optional. Clients who want it can take it out with the quote or later. It covers hosting of the showcase site, technical updates, backups and the support described in the quote, at the monthly price stated in that quote.
Without maintenance, SK Digital hands over the site files and access at delivery and helps the Client put it online with the host of their choice. With maintenance, it starts at launch with no minimum term: either party may end it at any time in writing, with one month’s notice. The Client keeps the site, and SK Digital helps move it.
10. Right of withdrawal (consumers)
A consumer Client who signs remotely or off-premises has 14 days from signature to withdraw, without giving a reason (article L221-18 of the French Consumer Code). A clear statement by email, or the form below, is enough. SK Digital refunds all sums received within 14 days.
If the Client expressly asks for the service to start before the end of that period, they pay, if they withdraw, an amount proportional to the work done until their decision (article L221-25). If they ask for the service to be fully performed before the end of the period, and acknowledge that they will then lose the right of withdrawal, the right no longer applies once the service is complete (article L221-28).
Model form: “To SK Digital, Steven Rodrigues, contact@skdigital.fr. I hereby give notice that I withdraw from the contract for the service below. Ordered on: … Name: … Address: … Date: … Signature (if sent on paper).”
11. Client’s commitments
The Client provides the content and access needed and replies to approval requests within a reasonable time. The Client warrants that they hold the rights to the text, photos, logos and trademarks they supply.
12. Intellectual property
Once paid in full, SK Digital assigns to the Client the rights to reproduce, display and adapt the delivered work, worldwide, for the legal duration of the rights and for the needs of the Client’s business. Until full payment, the work remains the property of SK Digital.
Third-party licensed elements (fonts, photos, themes, plugins) remain subject to their licences. Unless the Client refuses in writing, SK Digital may show the work in its portfolio.
13. Liability and warranties
SK Digital has a best-efforts obligation. It is not liable for third-party services (Shopify, hosts, Google, social networks) or for content supplied by the Client.
Business clients: SK Digital’s liability is limited to the amount paid for the service concerned and excludes indirect damage.
Consumer Clients benefit from the legal guarantee of conformity for digital content and services (articles L224-25-12 and following of the French Consumer Code). Nothing in these terms limits their statutory rights.
14. Force majeure
Neither party is liable for a delay or failure caused by force majeure within the meaning of article 1218 of the French Civil Code.
15. Personal data
The Client’s data is used to perform the contract and to invoice. How it is handled is described in the site’s privacy policy.
16. Governing law and disputes
These terms are governed by French law. If a disagreement arises, the parties first seek an amicable solution. Failing that, a dispute with a business Client goes before the courts of SK Digital’s place of business. A consumer Client may bring the matter before the court provided for by law.
