01Ordering
Every project starts with a written quote (by WhatsApp or email) stating the scope, price and timeline. The order is confirmed when the quote is accepted and the deposit stated in it is paid.
02The 2 999 DH website offer
The offer includes: a custom design, up to 5 pages, a mobile version, a WhatsApp button and contact form, Google Maps and Google Business Profile setup, SEO basics, French and Arabic versions, and training to update your content.
Online stores, booking systems, client portals and custom web apps are quoted separately.
03Prices and payment
Prices are in Moroccan dirhams (DH). Payment terms (deposit and balance) are set out in the quote. The site goes live once the balance is paid.
04Timeline and content
The usual timeline is two to four weeks, counted from receipt of the content we need (texts, photos, logo, information). Any delay in providing content moves the delivery date by the same amount.
05Approval and revisions
The design is presented for approval before development. Two rounds of revisions are included at each stage; extra or out-of-scope requests may be quoted separately.
06Third-party costs
Domain name, hosting, third-party subscriptions and advertising budgets are paid by the client, registered in the client's name and paid directly to the providers. Busital states these costs before the project starts.
07Ownership
Once paid in full, the client owns the delivered site: design, content and code. Busital may show the project in its portfolio unless the client asks otherwise in writing.
08Growth services
Social media management, advertising and SEO are billed separately under a monthly or one-off quote. Busital commits to using all reasonable means (an obligation of means) but does not guarantee a number of customers, sales or a position on Google.
09Liability
Busital is not responsible for outages caused by third-party providers (host, WhatsApp, payment platforms) or for content supplied by the client, who guarantees holding the rights to it.
10Governing law
These terms are governed by Moroccan law, including Law No. 31-08 on consumer protection where it applies. In case of dispute, an amicable solution is sought before any action before the competent courts.