Who operates these sites
SteadCo LLC is the intended service provider for SteadCo, including Search & Sites, and the working brands Oddfizz and Knockfolio. The owner identifies SteadCo LLC as a Michigan limited liability company. Oddfizz and Knockfolio are working brand names; this preview does not represent that they are separately incorporated businesses, registered assumed names, or cleared trademarks. Questions about these pages or a proposed project can be sent to jaden@steadco.ai.
What this preview does
These sites explain proposed services and collect requests for human review. Submitting a form does not purchase a service, create an automatic subscription, reserve delivery capacity, authorize publishing, or guarantee a free sample. A saved-request message confirms receipt in the review queue. It does not mean the requested work has been approved or completed. Any published sample is identified as client work, owned-brand work, speculative studio work, or an illustrative example as appropriate. Illustrative interfaces and generated visuals do not establish actual customer results. Internal rules may help organize a request and prepare follow-up drafts; they do not replace human acceptance of a project.
How a service engagement starts
Paid work starts only after SteadCo and the customer agree to a written proposal or statement of work, including the correct contracting entity, scope, price, schedule, approval process, and applicable service terms. These draft pages do not replace that agreement. An existing signed client agreement remains unchanged. The final agreement should explain which document controls if an offer page, proposal, or general term differs. An inquiry or discovery call does not itself authorize us to alter a live website, access a private account, send messages, or spend money on your behalf.
Prices and approved expenses
Displayed prices are working U.S. dollar offers for review. Your written proposal must specify the total fee, payment schedule, applicable taxes, and any approved third-party expenses before you commit. Advertising spend, creator or talent fees, extra licensing, hosting, software subscriptions, and paid platform access are excluded unless expressly included. We will seek approval before adding paid scope or incurring an expense outside the agreed budget. This preview does not collect card details or initiate charges. Do not send payment credentials through an inquiry form or ordinary email.
One-time projects and optional ongoing services
A one-time project does not enroll you in ongoing care, creative production, publishing, or research. Optional monthly services require a separate agreement. That agreement must set out the service period, billing method, renewal or continuation process, cancellation method and timing, and treatment of prepaid work. No automatic renewal, recurring card authorization, minimum term, cancellation fee, or unused-credit rule is created by submitting an inquiry or reviewing this draft. Cancellation and refund provisions must be disclosed and agreed before payment; this draft does not impose a blanket nonrefundable-fee policy.
SteadCo Search and Sites scope
The proposed $1,750 one-time Findability Sprint covers one service line and one location, up to five existing-page improvements, scoped technical fixes, a business-information consistency review, a measurement baseline if access is authorized, and a change log with recommendations. It excludes a replacement website, additional locations, paid ads, unlimited content, and third-party software fees. Page scope and staging require customer approval before launch.
The proposed $650 monthly Search & Site Care service is separately agreed. It covers one location and an existing site, a monthly technical/form/link check, up to two existing-page copy or metadata edits capped at two implementation hours, one prioritized improvement recommendation, and a monthly change summary. Rebuilds, new integrations, new landing pages, hosting and software charges, 24/7 support, and unused-time rollover are excluded from this working offer. Search engines, answer engines, and other platforms control their own indexing, rankings, displays, and recommendations; no placement or traffic outcome is promised.
Oddfizz creative scope
Oddfizz develops campaign concepts and creative assets under the package and written scope you approve. The proposal must state the price, campaign directions, asset counts, video lengths, formats and adaptations, delivery batches, captions or calendar, and included revision rounds. Creative-package and pricing choices remain under review in this private preview; this page does not fix a superseded package as a binding offer.
Unless expressly included in the accepted proposal, live shoots, creator or talent fees, extra licensing, paid media, inbox or community management, unlimited revisions, complex character animation, and cinema-grade production are excluded. Publishing or scheduling requires a separate approved scope, verified access to supported profiles, and final content approval. No social account will be connected or used merely because you inquire.
A free concept, sample, trial, or preview creates no automatic paid enrollment or recurring service. Any proposed performance-based arrangement or 90-day program requires a separate written agreement defining the service, measurement period, attribution, customer dependencies, fees, payment triggers, cancellation and any remedy. No performance promise, money-back guarantee, or contingent payment obligation is created by this draft or by receiving a free preview.
Knockfolio research scope and quality
The proposed $750 monthly Prospect Desk service is separately agreed and covers twenty unique researched companies in four weekly batches of five, within one agreed geography and customer profile. Each brief is intended to identify the company, fit rationale, supporting evidence and dates, a relevant role, contact-verification status, and a suggested opening. Several employees at the same company do not count as several company prospects. A free five-company sample is subject to qualification, research availability, and review.
A researched company is a prospect, not necessarily an interested lead or qualified opportunity. An observed office opening, hiring event, or other public fact does not establish a need for your service or permission to contact someone. Contact verification does not establish consent, purchasing intent, deliverability, or interest. Sources can change after the stated research date. We do not promise replies, meetings, contracts, exclusivity, or sales. Outbound execution and resale of restricted licensed datasets are excluded.
The written engagement should provide a practical correction or replacement process for wrong geography, a duplicate company counted twice, failure to meet agreed criteria, an unsupported material source assertion, or incorrectly represented contact-verification status. An objection should identify the company and the relevant criterion or source. A prospect declining to respond or buy is not, by itself, a research defect. The reporting window, remedy timing, and treatment of an unavailable replacement must be agreed before the service begins.
Your information and approvals
You are responsible for supplying accurate business information, a usable brief, authorized account access when needed, and materials you have permission to use. Identify any exclusions, regulated claims, prohibited topics, brand requirements, or third-party restrictions before work starts. Do not supply employer-owned, confidential, licensed, or personal information you are not authorized to share. We may ask for evidence of rights, consent, or claim support before proceeding.
Your designated approver should review factual claims, prices, offers, names, contact details, legal disclosures, and final creative or staging before release. Approval does not remove either party’s legal responsibilities. Material changes after approval may change the fee or schedule, but additional paid work requires an agreed change in scope.
Timing feedback and revisions
The proposal should identify milestones, customer dependencies, review windows, deliverable formats, and the process for accepting completed work. Dates depend on receiving the agreed inputs and approvals. A consolidated revision round means one coordinated set of feedback within the approved direction; a new concept, product, service line, location, or substantially changed brief may require new scope. Silence is not treated as approval under this draft. If access, source availability, a provider outage, or missing information affects delivery, the parties should agree on a revised plan rather than assume an unchanged deadline. No instant-delivery or 24/7 support promise is made here.
Intellectual property and third-party materials
You retain your rights in the materials you provide. Any permission to use them should be limited to evaluating and performing the agreed project. The written service agreement must specify the rights you receive in final deliverables, when those rights take effect, whether editable source files are included, and what happens to unused concepts. This draft does not transfer all rights simply because a sample is viewed or a request is submitted.
Pre-existing methods, reusable tools, templates, fonts, stock assets, music, software, and licensed data may have separate ownership or license terms. A license for one platform, format, territory, or campaign may not cover another use. We should identify material restrictions before you approve the affected deliverable. Neither a service fee nor possession of an exported file expands a third-party license. We will seek separate permission before presenting confidential client work, names, or logos as portfolio material or endorsements.
AI-assisted work and human review
Research, drafting, design, editing, and motion production may use AI-assisted tools. The private previews include generated speculative visual assets. Outputs can contain factual errors, visual defects, or similarities to other material, so human review and appropriate rights checks remain necessary. AI-assisted production does not establish that every element is unique, copyrightable, exclusive, or cleared for every use. The project agreement should identify any material tool or license restrictions. Confidential materials, personal data, and a person’s voice or likeness require an appropriate permitted workflow and any necessary consent; supplying a brief is not blanket permission to upload such material to arbitrary tools.
Confidentiality and responsible access
Confidential project information should be used only for the authorized project and shared only with people and service providers who need it for that purpose under appropriate obligations. Public information, independently developed information, and information lawfully received without a confidentiality restriction are treated differently. A separate nondisclosure agreement may be appropriate for sensitive work. The Privacy Notice explains personal-information practices and does not replace project-specific confidentiality obligations.
Use platform invitations or other approved access methods where possible. Do not put passwords, API keys, payment details, private customer databases, medical information, or identification documents in the intake form. Requested access should be limited to the work. Handoff, access removal, and data return or deletion should be settled in the project agreement.
Permitted use and external services
Use the sites and delivered research lawfully. Do not attempt unauthorized access, interfere with the service, submit malicious content, impersonate another person, fabricate consent, or use research for harassment, unlawful discrimination, or consumer eligibility decisions. Do not bypass source restrictions or redistribute third-party data beyond its permitted license.
External booking and platform links take you to independently operated services with their own terms and privacy practices. The current booking link uses Calendly. Availability shown there does not imply that a paid engagement exists. Search platforms, social networks, hosting providers, and creative tools may change functionality or policies; an approved project should address a material dependency if that affects delivery.
Problems cancellations and legal rights
Contact jaden@steadco.ai with the project or request reference and a description of the issue. The written service agreement should address correction, cancellation, suspension for material breach, refund treatment, delivery of completed work, and any liability allocation appropriate to that engagement. No specific liability cap, mandatory arbitration, class-action waiver, exclusive court venue, or governing-law choice is imposed by this draft. Mandatory legal rights and remedies are not waived. This draft should not be relied on as legal, tax, or regulatory advice or as a promise of business results.
Updates and contact
These pages may be revised before launch. A final version should display its effective date and describe how material changes are communicated. Posting a revised website page does not silently amend an existing signed agreement. Contact SteadCo LLC at jaden@steadco.ai about these terms, accessibility issues, rights concerns, or a proposed service.