Terms of Service

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These terms cover work ordered directly from Wayback Press (the trade name used on this site) outside a marketplace. If you order through a marketplace such as Legiit, that marketplace’s own terms apply and win over this text. Nothing here is legal advice.

Last updated: 23 October 2026.

1. Scope

An order covers exactly the deliverable, exclusions and acceptance criteria written in the offer and the order brief. Anything else is a new order.

2. Client inputs and content rights

You supply the access the job needs (hosting, CMS, Google Search Console), your domains and any assets. You warrant that you own, or have the right to use, any content you ask us to restore, including content recovered from public web archives. Restoring a page from an archive does not give anyone rights to it; those stay with the copyright owner. If a rights holder sends a valid takedown notice about content we restored for you, we follow our DMCA process.

3. No ranking or traffic guarantee

We deliver the work described. Search rankings, traffic and mentions in AI answers depend on search engines and AI providers and are never guaranteed. We restore pages, redirects and index hygiene; whether rankings come back is up to Google.

4. Revisions

You get the number of revision rounds stated in the offer, within the original scope, requested within 7 days of delivery.

5. Acceptance

Delivery is accepted when the acceptance criteria pass, or 7 days after delivery if no written issue has been raised.

6. Payment

As the offer states (upfront or by milestones). Work starts when the first payment clears. Prices are on the pricing page. Payment methods and the processor used are set out on your invoice.

7. Refunds

Full refund before work starts. After that, only unstarted milestones are refunded. Accepted work is not refunded.

8. Intellectual property

On full payment, you own the delivered site content and the code we wrote. Third-party themes, plugins and libraries keep their own licences. Content restored from an archive belongs to whoever owned it before; see section 2.

9. Use of AI

Work is produced with AI agents under human review. You may restrict this in writing before the order starts.

10. Liability

Our liability is capped at the amount paid for the order. We are not liable for actions by search engines, hosting outages, or third-party tools.

11. Confidentiality and data

Your access details and data are used only for the order and are deleted or returned within 30 days of the order closing. How we handle data is set out in our Privacy notice.

12. Free tools

The free scan and the free open-source downloader cost nothing. They are provided “as is”, with no warranty of any kind, and you use them at your own risk. The downloader is released under a permissive open-source licence, the text of which ships with the tool. The same content-rights rule in section 2 applies when you use them.

13. Affiliate links

Some hosting or domain links on this site may be affiliate links. How that works is set out in the Affiliate disclosure.

14. Independence

Wayback Press is an independent service, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Internet Archive, the Wayback Machine, Google, or the Shift8 open-source tool of the same name.

15. Governing law and contact

Governing law and venue: the law and the courts of the operator’s principal place of business. Wayback Press is a trade name; no separate legal entity or postal address is published, and a postal address is available on request.

Questions about these terms: [email protected].