Terms
The agreement between you and [COMPANY NAME] for using Atelier. Short on purpose, and written to be read.
What Atelier is
A tool that builds a website for your business from what you tell it, lets you change it, and publishes it. It is in beta and invite only: it works, it is changing, and some of it will break before it is finished.
Your side
You are responsible for what your site says and for anything it collects from your customers. Check what the builder wrote before you publish it: every page is a draft until you do. You keep your sign-in link to yourself, and you use Atelier within the acceptable use policy.
What belongs to whom
What you supply stays yours, and so does the site made from it. You give us permission to store it, process it and serve it so the product can work. The stock photographs are under their own licence, and the software that builds and serves the sites is ours.
Limits
Every account gets credits each month, shared between building sites and asking the assistant for changes: a free account gets 200 in its first month and 100 after. Direct edits, such as text, colours or photographs, do not use any. If you need more, ask.
Ending it
You can delete your account at any time from its settings; your sites come off the internet and your data is deleted. We can take a site down or close an account that breaks the acceptable use policy, and we will say why.
What we can promise
We will do our best to keep Atelier running and your sites online, and we cannot promise either without interruption during a beta. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect losses, and our total liability is limited to [LIABILITY CAP]. Nothing here limits a liability the law does not let us limit.
The rest
These terms are governed by the law of [JURISDICTION]. If we change them we will say so before the change applies. Questions go to [CONTACT EMAIL].
Last changed 24 September 2026.