Terms of Service

Wizard Works is a trading name of Eranos Partners LLC, identification number 405604430, at 41 Zakaria Paliashvili Street, Entrance 1, Tbilisi 0179, Republic of Georgia. Enquiries go to hello@wizardworks.io and billing questions to billing@wizardworks.io.

Wizard Works is a trading name of Eranos Partners LLC and is not a company. It is unconnected with WIZARD WORKS LIMITED (company number 12767962), a separate business registered in England and Wales.

The pages here describe services and record work that has been done. Prices shown are current at the time of reading and are indicative until a scope is agreed in writing. Case studies describe real engagements, and a client is named only where that client has agreed in writing to be named.

The content is owned by Eranos Partners LLC. Quote it, link it, and argue with it. Do not republish it wholesale as your own.

Nothing is binding until there is a written statement of work naming what is being built, what it costs and when it is expected. An email exchange, a call or an enquiry form is a conversation, not an instruction to begin.

The statement of work is the scope. Anything not in it is not in it, which protects both sides: it is the document that says what you are getting, as much as the one that says what is excluded.

A Build is a fixed fee, from A$4,500, stated in the statement of work before work starts. Growth is A$2,000 a month with a three month minimum. Partner engagements are paid from a share of revenue under a separate agreement, and no fee is invoiced for the build itself.

Third-party spend is not included and is paid at cost in your own accounts: hosting, domains, mail, advertising budget, and the model and interface costs of any automation that runs. Nothing is marked up on the way through. Content production and social posting are quoted separately and are not part of the Growth fee.

Invoices are payable on issue unless the statement of work says otherwise. Amounts are in Australian dollars.

Eranos Partners LLC is a non-resident entity registered in Georgia. It is not registered for Australian GST, holds no Australian Business Number, and has no permanent establishment in Australia. No GST is charged on any invoice and no input tax credit arises on one.

Because no Australian Business Number is quoted, an Australian payer should confirm with its own accountant that no amount is to be withheld under the PAYG rules before the first payment. That position is stated on every invoice. It is a declaration of this business's own status and it is not tax advice to you.

Two rounds of revisions, each as a single consolidated list, within fourteen days of the site going live. Defects are separate and never come out of those two rounds: if it does not do what was agreed, or it breaks, it is fixed for ninety days at no charge.

The line is deliberately simple. A defect is a mistake in the build and a revision is a change of mind, and nobody should have to spend a round of their own on somebody else's mistake.

The ninety days covers what was handed over. Once the code is edited by someone else, what happens next is no longer covered, which is the ordinary consequence of you owning the repository from day one.

You do, and from the first day rather than at handover. The domain, hosting, transactional email, lists, repository and analytics either start in your accounts or move to them, recorded line by line in a handover register. On full payment, the work produced for you is yours outright.

Two things stay with Wizard Works: the general know-how and the reusable components and patterns that predate your project and go on to the next one. Your content, your data, your brand and the code written for your project are yours, and none of it is held back as leverage.

Builds are assembled from ordinary, widely used services, typically Next.js on Vercel with Supabase and Resend, plus whatever you already run. Those services have their own terms, their own prices and their own outages, and none of them is controlled from here. Where one of them fails, the work is to get you back up, not to accept responsibility for somebody else's platform.

Only if you say yes, and only as far as you say yes. A case study naming your business, a link to your site, and a discreet credit in your footer are three separate permissions, and each one is asked for rather than assumed.

This is operated as a written register rather than a good intention. A request to link one client's site from a case study was refused on 24 September 2026 because the recorded consent covered naming and not linking, and the link went up only after the client was asked and agreed. Consent can be withdrawn at any time by email, and the site changes rather than the request being debated.

Your figures are never published. Revenue, turnover, margin, bookings, customer numbers and the commercial terms of any arrangement are refused as a standing rule, whether or not you have agreed to be named.

What you share in order to get the work done stays private, including the things you say about your own business that are not flattering. Access to your systems is used for the work and nothing else, and is handed back or revoked at the end of an engagement.

Where something goes wrong that is genuinely this business's fault, liability is limited to the fees paid for the engagement it relates to. Indirect losses, lost profits and loss of data caused by a third-party service are not covered.

Nothing in these terms excludes or limits any right you have under the Australian Consumer Law. Services of this kind are covered by consumer guarantees that cannot be contracted out of, including the guarantee that services are rendered with due care and skill. Where those guarantees apply, they apply regardless of anything above.

A Build can be stopped at any point. You pay for the work done to that point and receive it, in your own accounts, in the state it is in. Growth runs to its three month minimum and then month to month, with thirty days' notice either way.

Either side can end an engagement immediately if the other has not paid, will not engage, or asks for something dishonest. There is no exit fee and nothing is held hostage.

These terms are governed by the law of England and Wales, and the courts of England and Wales have jurisdiction. English law is the ordinary neutral choice for cross-border commercial work of this kind: the entity is registered in Georgia, its clients are not, and neither side is well served by a dispute heard somewhere the other has never operated.

Choosing it narrows nothing. If you are an Australian customer, the consumer guarantees described above apply whatever law is named here, because the Australian Consumer Law does not permit them to be displaced by choosing a foreign one. This clause settles which court hears a commercial dispute. It is not a way of reducing what you are entitled to, and it could not be used as one.

These terms change as the business does, and the date above moves with them. An engagement is governed by the terms in force when its statement of work was signed, not by whatever is on this page later.

How personal information is handled is covered separately in the privacy policy.