Terms of Service

Draft status and parties

This page is a website draft for review by legal counsel. It is not presented as legal advice and is not a substitute for a contract or a jurisdiction-specific policy.

These terms describe how this website talks about Apps Island services. A signed statement of work, Upwork contract, or other written agreement controls if there is a conflict. Governing law and venue for UAE LLC operations should be completed by counsel (for example, courts of the United Arab Emirates, excluding conflict-of-law rules).

Scope, engagement, and fees

Apps Island offers access to a managed multidisciplinary 4–5 person technology function (not five identical full-time developer seats unless a contract says otherwise). Allocation depends on project needs.

Standard commercial positioning on this website is approximately $100,000 per year, equivalent to about $8,333 per month. The 30% first-month introductory rate ($5,833) applies only to the first month of qualifying new engagements when coupon 30%OffTeamCoupon is applied, then the standard monthly rate applies. It is not a $70,000 annual price.

Payment may be direct, through Upwork where appropriate, or through an agreed independent escrow provider. Apps Island does not itself operate an escrow service. Platform and escrow terms apply.

Deliverables, milestones, and change

Deliverables, milestones, and acceptance criteria are defined in the agreed scope. Change requests may adjust timeline and fees.

Where work runs on Upwork as fixed-price milestones, funding, submission, review, and release follow Upwork’s then-current terms (including typical client review windows after submission).

Intellectual property, confidentiality, and client duties

Ownership of work product should be stated in the contract (typically assignment of custom work upon payment, with Apps Island retaining pre-existing tools and know-how).

Each party should protect confidential information. The client remains responsible for timely feedback, access, licences for third-party software, and lawful use of data.

Data, security, third parties, and liability

Data protection and security practices are described at a high level in the Privacy Policy and Security page. Specific processing terms belong in a data-processing addendum where required.

Third-party clouds, models, and platforms are provided under their own terms. Warranty disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnities, termination, and dispute resolution must be completed by counsel before these terms are treated as binding.