Date: April 2026

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1. Identity and scope

These Terms and Conditions of Service (the “Terms”) govern access to and use of the website of ADSMOVE LLC (“Adsmove”) and, in particular, any quotation, proposal, purchase order, service order, approval email, invoice, proof of payment and/or provision of services carried out by Adsmove for any company, agency, brand, advertiser or professional client (the “Client”). Unless there is a separate agreement signed by both parties that expressly provides otherwise, these Terms shall govern the entire commercial relationship between Adsmove and the Client and shall be deemed incorporated by reference into any quotation, proposal, order, invoice or commercial document issued by Adsmove that refers to them. Adsmove’s services are primarily intended for B2B relationships. If any applicable mandatory law provides otherwise, such law shall prevail only to the strictly required extent

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2. Acceptance of the Terms and Electronic Contracting

Adsmove will make these Terms available to the Client on its website and may also send them by email or in PDF format.

The Client shall accept these Terms through any of the following actions, individually or jointly:

(i) written or email approval of a quotation, proposal, order, or invoice;
(ii) issuance of a purchase order;

(iii) full or partial payment;

(iv) instruction to Adsmove to begin, continue, or reserve a service; or

(v) express request for the execution of services after having received or had reasonable access to these Terms.

Any person who approves, instructs, or contracts on behalf of the Client represents and warrants that they have sufficient authority to bind the Client.

The Client acknowledges and agrees that emails, messages, digital approvals, electronic records, purchase orders, payment confirmations, PDF files, tickets, reports, submitted URLs, and other reasonable records may be used as evidence of the existence of the Order, its scope, and acceptance of these Terms.

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3. Contract Documents and Order of Precedence

Each quotation, proposal, order, invoice, approval email, or commercial document accepted between the parties shall be considered an “Order.”
In the event of any conflict between documents, the following order of precedence shall apply, unless an Order expressly provides otherwise:
(i) a separate contract signed by both parties;
(ii) the accepted Order;
(iii) these Terms;
(iv) the Client’s purchase order, internal policies, or general conditions.
No term included by the Client in a purchase order, procurement portal, or unilateral document shall expand Adsmove’s obligations or modify these Terms, unless expressly accepted in writing by Adsmove.
 

4. Nature of the Services; Intermediation on Behalf of the Client

Unless an Order expressly and clearly states that Adsmove resells its own inventory or inventory assumed on a firm basis in its own name, Adsmove provides intermediation, management, commercial coordination, production, copywriting, outreach, branded content, link building, media placement, and related services with respect to publishers, websites, platforms, creators, networks, media outlets, technical providers, or other third parties (the “Third-Party Media”).

Within this framework, Adsmove may act on behalf of and for the account of the Client within the scope approved in each Order, with limited authority to request information, negotiate availability, coordinate materials, reserve placements, issue approved instructions, and supervise execution. This does not imply general legal representation, broad mandate, partnership, joint venture, employment relationship, exclusivity, or authority to bind the Client beyond the specific scope of each Order.

Depending on the operational structure of each case, the economic relationship with third parties may be channeled directly or indirectly through Adsmove, without implying that Adsmove assumes obligations of such third parties beyond what is expressly set forth in these Terms and in the Order.

Adsmove may rely on employees, contractors, affiliates, or specialized providers for the full or partial execution of the services.
 

5. Orders, Scope, Execution, and Delivery

Each Order may define, as applicable, the scope of the service, type of deliverable, quantity, medium or selection criteria, country, language, topic, price, currency, payment method, estimated timelines, duration, revisions, approvals, and other specific conditions.
When an Order describes general criteria and does not identify specific domains or media outlets, Adsmove may select reasonably comparable Third-Party Media based on market availability, editorial focus, language, country, topic, audience type, and overall commercial value.

Unless otherwise agreed, a service shall be deemed delivered when Adsmove provides the Client with a published URL, screenshot, file, access, media confirmation, report, or any other reasonable evidence of execution.

Any documented observation regarding an objective deviation from the Order must be reported within five (5) business days following delivery. After this period without a reasoned objection, the deliverable shall be deemed accepted, without prejudice to any expressly agreed duration obligations.
 

6. Client Obligations and Provided Materials

The Client shall be responsible for providing Adsmove, in a timely manner, with all information, materials, claims, approvals, guidelines, URLs, anchors, creatives, access credentials, technical instructions, and any other inputs necessary for the execution of the Order.

The Client represents and warrants that:
(a) it has all necessary rights, licenses, permits, and authorizations over the materials it provides;
(b) its materials, claims, instructions, and campaigns are truthful, lawful, and do not infringe third-party rights;
(c) its content complies with all applicable regulations regarding advertising, consumer protection, intellectual property, competition, privacy, defamation, and any applicable industry-specific regulation; and
(d) the individuals interacting with Adsmove on its behalf are authorized to give instructions and approve deliverables.

The Client authorizes Adsmove to share with Third-Party Media, to the extent reasonably necessary to quote, negotiate, and execute the Order, the relevant information, materials, trademarks, URLs, technical specifications, and other operational data.
Any delay, silence, lack of approval, or change in instructions by the Client may automatically extend execution timelines and/or generate additional costs.
 

7. Third-Party Media and Editorial Control

Third-Party Media retain exclusive editorial, operational, and technical control over the acceptance or rejection of a publication, the effective publication date, headline, subheadline, images, style, format, category, placement, interlinking, anchor text, final URL, tags, link attributes, indexing, de-indexing, updates, archiving, migration, moderation, and potential removal of content.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Adsmove is neither the owner nor operator of Third-Party Media and does not guarantee that a media outlet will accept a publication, maintain its conditions, preserve certain metrics, meet an exact publication date, or publish without editorial changes.

The mere inclusion of a media outlet in a proposal, catalog, commercial discussion, or quotation does not imply guaranteed availability, automatic reservation, or a binding obligation to publish until the media outlet has operationally accepted and, where applicable, payment or materials have been confirmed.

Minor or reasonable editorial changes—including adjustments to style, spelling, headline, subheading, images, format, category, internal placement, or related links—shall not constitute a material breach.

Traffic, authority, visibility, links, audience, or performance metrics that may be referenced in proposals or commercial discussions are indicative only, may be sourced from third-party tools, and may vary before or after publication.
 

8. Advertising Labeling, Disclosures, and Technical Attributes

Adsmove does not guarantee that a publication will appear without labels, legends, or identifications such as “Sponsored,” “Advertorial,” “Paid Content,” “Partner Content,” “Publicidad,” “Contenido Patrocinado,” or other equivalent expressions.
The existence, wording, placement, design, and visibility of any disclosure, label, or advertising identification shall depend on applicable law, self-regulatory standards, media policies, platform policies, and the compliance criteria of the relevant third party.
Unless expressly and specifically provided in an Order, Adsmove also does not guarantee:
(i) “dofollow” or “follow” links;
(ii) absence of nofollow, sponsored, or ugc attributes;
(iii) indexing or persistence in search engines;
(iv) maintenance of snippets, cache, or rich results;
(v) the exact position of the link within the article;
(vi) the unaltered accuracy of the anchor text; or
(vii) that a publication will remain on the homepage, front page, listings, or featured sections.
Even where an Order contemplates a specific technical condition, any subsequent modification imposed by a Third-Party Media outlet, platform, or search engine shall be governed by these Terms, particularly the clauses regarding third-party risk and exclusive remedy.
 

9. Duration, Monitoring, and Availability

Any commitment regarding duration must be expressly set forth in a specific Order. If an Order does not establish a specific duration period, Adsmove shall not be deemed to assume any defined duration obligation.
The duration period, where applicable, shall commence on the initial publication date.
Duration constitutes a commercial commitment subject to the remedies set forth in these Terms, and not an absolute guarantee of uninterrupted availability, technical stability, maintenance of metrics, visibility, traffic, or indexing.
Unless the Order includes post-publication monitoring or an express duration commitment, Adsmove does not assume any ongoing obligation to monitor after initial delivery.
For purposes of these Terms, a publication may be considered reasonably available even if it has been moved within the same media outlet or domain, or to a substantially equivalent URL, provided it retains materially similar commercial value under reasonable criteria.
 

10. Third-Party Risk, Content Removal, and Site or Platform Shutdown

The following shall be considered third-party/publisher/platform risk events, and not breaches attributable to Adsmove beyond the exclusive remedies provided in these Terms, including but not limited to:
editorial decisions by third parties; content removal or archiving; changes in editorial or commercial policy; changes in ownership; changes in disclosures or technical attributes; migrations; redesigns; expiration or transfer of domains; hosting, CDN, or data center outages; malware, hacking, or security incidents; copyright or trademark claims; judicial or administrative orders; temporary or permanent shutdowns; insolvency, bankruptcy, or shutdown of the media outlet; de-indexing, noindex status, or loss of visibility in search engines; platform sanctions or restrictions; and any other act or omission of third parties beyond Adsmove’s reasonable control.

These events shall be considered separate from and in addition to force majeure as provided in Clause 21.
The occurrence of any such events shall not give rise to additional liability for Adsmove beyond what is expressly established in the exclusive remedy clause.
 

11. Client’s Exclusive Remedy

Where an Order includes an express duration commitment and, during the committed period, the publication is removed, becomes substantially inaccessible, materially loses the agreed link, or the media outlet shuts down, Adsmove’s sole obligation and the Client’s exclusive remedy shall be, at Adsmove’s sole discretion:

(a) to use commercially reasonable efforts to restore, republish, or correct the publication;
(b) to provide a replacement publication or placement in a substantially equivalent media outlet;
(c) to grant a commercial credit for future services; or
(d) to issue a prorated refund or reimbursement, capped at the net amount actually paid for the affected publication and reasonably considering the unused portion of the committed period.
 

Substantial equivalence shall be assessed reasonably, taking into account country, language, topic, type of media, audience, format, general range of metrics, and the overall commercial value of the Order, without requiring exact identity of domain, traffic, authority, date, URL, headline, or placement.
 

No remedy shall be available where the issue results, in whole or in part, from:

(i) the Client’s request;
(ii) incorrect, misleading, unlawful, or infringing materials, claims, or instructions provided by the Client;
(iii) non-payment;
(iv) delayed approvals or scope changes;
(v) compliance with legal or regulatory requirements; or
(vi) non-material changes to the content or placement.
 

Except as expressly provided in this clause, the Client shall have no right to claim additional damages, loss of profits, reputational harm, penalties, improper chargebacks, or any other form of compensation arising from removals, takedowns, editorial changes, media shutdowns, or third-party events.
 

12. Timelines and Execution Schedule

Any timeline or publication window provided by Adsmove is an estimate, unless an Order expressly designates it as fixed and essential.

Execution timelines depend on, among other factors, receipt of complete materials, Client approvals, payment confirmation, third-party editorial calendars, local holidays, operational workload, internal reviews, technical processes, and market availability.
Adsmove may postpone the start or continuation of an Order until it has received complete materials and confirmation of the corresponding payment, unless commercial credit has been expressly approved.

Any delay caused by the Client or third parties shall automatically extend timelines without generating liability for Adsmove.

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13. Prices, Currency, Payments, Taxes, and Expenses

Prices published or quoted by Adsmove may vary until final acceptance of the Order. Once accepted, the price shall be fixed for that Order, unless subsequently modified due to a change in scope requested or approved by the Client.

All amounts are expressed in the currency indicated in the Order and are net of taxes, duties, withholdings, perceptions, bank charges, payment gateway fees, transfer costs, conversion costs, or exchange rate differences, unless expressly stated otherwise.

The Client shall make payments without set-off, deduction, or withholding, except as required by law. If the law requires any withholding or deduction, the Client shall— to the maximum extent permitted by law—gross up the payment so that Adsmove receives the originally agreed net amount.

Any banking or platform costs associated with the collection or receipt of payment shall be borne by the Client, unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Failure to make timely payment shall entitle Adsmove to suspend reservations, publications, deliveries, access, management, or any pending services until funds are effectively received.
 

14. Cancellations, Changes, and Refunds

An Order may not be unilaterally cancelled by the Client once Adsmove has begun execution or has undertaken commitments with third parties for its fulfillment.

If the Client requests to cancel, modify, pause, or reschedule an Order after it has begun, the Client shall pay:
(i) the work effectively performed;
(ii) third-party costs already committed or non-recoverable; and
(iii) any expenses reasonably incurred by Adsmove up to that date.
Where a Third-Party Media outlet rejects or cancels a publication prior to final execution, Adsmove may, at its sole discretion, reallocate the Order, propose an alternative media outlet, reschedule, issue a credit, or refund the net unexecuted amount, deducting, where applicable, work already performed and non-recoverable costs.

There is no general “retail” refund policy or general right of withdrawal for B2B services, unless otherwise required by applicable mandatory law.

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15. Intellectual Property and Licenses

The Client shall retain ownership of its trademarks, logos, assets, claims, pre-existing materials, content, and any other assets owned or licensed by it.

The Client grants Adsmove a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free license for the duration of the Order and for the time necessary for its execution, to use, adapt, reproduce, distribute, and communicate such materials solely to the extent necessary to quote, coordinate, publish, and perform the services.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, any draft, proposal, quotation, methodology, process, template, know-how, system, tool, software, database, workflow, or pre-existing material of Adsmove shall remain the exclusive property of Adsmove.

Upon full payment of the applicable price, the Client shall acquire usage rights over the deliverables specifically created by Adsmove for that Order, to the extent such rights are transferable and excluding third-party materials, third-party licenses, editorial rights of media outlets, pre-existing know-how, or elements subject to external restrictions.

Publications hosted on Third-Party Media shall also be subject to the terms, policies, and rights of such third parties.

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16. Confidentiality

Each party agrees to keep strictly confidential all non-public information received from the other party in the course of the commercial relationship and to use it solely for quoting, executing, administering, collecting, or defending the contractual relationship.

The confidentiality obligation shall not apply to information that:
(i) is or becomes public without breach by the receiving party;
(ii) was already lawfully in the possession of the receiving party;
(iii) was independently developed; or
(iv) must be disclosed by law, court order, or request of a competent authority.
Adsmove may share confidential information with employees, contractors, advisors, affiliates, and Third-Party Media that need to know it for the execution of the Order, provided they are subject to reasonable confidentiality obligations.
 

17. Regulatory Compliance and Prohibited Content

The Client may not request or provide content, campaigns, or instructions that are unlawful, misleading, infringing, defamatory, discriminatory, violent, abusive, fraudulent, invasive of privacy, or contrary to third-party policies.

Adsmove may reject, pause, or cancel any Order that, in its reasonable judgment, involves or may involve: fraud, malware, phishing, counterfeiting, deceptive practices, unsubstantiated medical or financial claims, defamation, intellectual property infringement, sanctions evasion, activities prohibited by publishers, or any other relevant legal or reputational risk.

The Client must inform in advance if a campaign involves regulated or sensitive sectors, including, but not limited to, healthcare, finance, gambling, crypto assets, supplements, pharmaceuticals, politics, governmental matters, legal services, alcohol, or other categories subject to regulation or heightened scrutiny.
 

18. Disclaimer of Warranties and No Guarantee of Results

Except for any express and individualized warranty included in an Order, Adsmove does not guarantee specific business, SEO, marketing, reputation, or performance results.

In particular, Adsmove does not guarantee rankings, traffic, impressions, leads, conversions, sales, indexing, persistence in search engines, absence of de-indexing, domain authority, third-party metrics, engagement, exact publication dates, homepage placement, exact positioning, or any other commercial or technical outcome.

Any pre-contractual information, including estimates, benchmarks, snapshots, media references, or metrics, is for guidance only and does not constitute a guarantee unless expressly incorporated into an Order.

No oral statement, informal chat, or communication not incorporated into an Order shall be binding on Adsmove.
 

19. Indemnification

The Client shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Adsmove, its members, directors, employees, contractors, affiliates, and, where applicable, Third-Party Media, from and against any claim, action, sanction, fine, damage, cost, expense, or professional fee arising out of or related to:

(i) materials, claims, trademarks, URLs, or instructions provided by the Client;
(ii) breach of these Terms or any Order;
(iii) violation of applicable law or third-party rights;
(iv) inaccuracy, unlawfulness, or misleading nature of the Client’s materials; or
(v) the Client’s activities in regulated sectors not properly disclosed.
 

20. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Adsmove’s total aggregate liability arising out of or related to an Order shall in no event exceed the net amount actually paid by the Client to Adsmove for the specific Order directly affected.

In no event shall Adsmove be liable for indirect, incidental, special, punitive, or consequential damages, including, without limitation, loss of profits, loss of opportunity, loss of business, loss of rankings, loss of traffic, loss of data, reputational damage, platform sanctions, or third-party claims arising from the Client’s materials.

The limitations set forth in this clause shall apply regardless of the legal theory invoked and even if Adsmove has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
 

21. Force Majeure

Neither party shall be liable for delays or failures in performance caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including, without limitation, natural disasters, fires, floods, earthquakes, wars, terrorism, riots, civil unrest, general strikes, widespread power or telecommunications failures, internet backbone outages, pandemics, epidemics, widespread cyberattacks, acts of authority, sanctions, embargoes, governmental restrictions, court orders, or any other unforeseeable or unavoidable event of a similar nature.
The affected party shall use commercially reasonable efforts to mitigate the effects of the event and shall be excused only to the extent and for the duration that such event actually prevents performance.

If a force majeure event continues for more than thirty (30) consecutive days, either party may terminate the affected Order without further liability, except for services already rendered, expenses already incurred, and non-recoverable third-party commitments.
 

22. Suspension and Termination
Adsmove may suspend or terminate, in whole or in part, an Order or the commercial relationship with immediate effect if:
(i) the Client is in default of payment;
(ii) the Client breaches these Terms or any Order;
(iii) the Client provides false or incomplete information;
(iv) the Client requires unlawful conduct or conduct contrary to third-party policies;
(v) the Client creates a legal, regulatory, reputational, or compliance risk for Adsmove or third parties; or
(vi) the Client engages in abusive treatment or improper conduct toward Adsmove’s personnel or contractors.

Suspension or termination shall not affect accrued rights, outstanding payment obligations, or those provisions which by their nature are intended to survive, including payments, confidentiality, indemnification, intellectual property, limitation of liability, and applicable law.

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23. Permitted Use of the Website

Adsmove’s website and its contents are provided for informational and commercial purposes. It is not permitted to use the website unlawfully, interfere with its operation, gain unauthorized access to systems, perform large-scale automated scraping, systematically copy catalogs, databases, pricing, materials, or protected content, or use Adsmove’s trademarks, logos, or designs without prior written authorization.

The website may contain links or references to third-party websites. Adsmove does not control and is not responsible for such sites, their policies, or their content.
 

24. Notices

Any notice related to an Order or to these Terms may be made by email to the addresses used by the parties during the contracting process or to those subsequently provided by either party in writing.

Unless proven otherwise, an electronic notice shall be deemed received when sent, provided there is no automatic bounce-back or reasonable technical evidence of non-delivery.

The Client shall keep its contact information up to date.
 

25. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

These Terms, each Order, and any dispute related thereto shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Florida, United States, without regard to conflict of law rules.

The parties submit to the exclusive jurisdiction of the state or federal courts located in the county where Adsmove has its principal place of business in Florida at the time the action is initiated, waiving any other venue or jurisdiction that may otherwise apply.
 

26. Amendments to these Terms

Adsmove may update or modify these Terms at any time by publishing them on its website.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, any modification shall apply prospectively to new Orders. Orders already accepted shall continue to be governed by the version of the Terms in effect at the time of their acceptance, unless otherwise expressly agreed by both parties.
 

27. Miscellaneous
If any provision of these Terms is held to be invalid, illegal, or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain in full force and effect.

Failure or delay by Adsmove in exercising any right shall not constitute a waiver of such right.

The Client may not assign, transfer, or delegate its rights or obligations without Adsmove’s prior written consent. Adsmove may assign these Terms and/or any Order to an affiliate, successor, or acquirer of its business, or subcontract performance, without requiring additional authorization from the Client.

These Terms and each Order constitute the entire agreement between the parties with respect to their subject matter and supersede all prior negotiations, understandings, or communications, whether oral or written, relating to such subject matter.
Except as expressly provided, these Terms do not create any rights in favor of third parties.
 

28. Contact
For commercial or legal inquiries related to these Terms or any Order, the Client shall use the contact details published by Adsmove on its website or in the relevant commercial documentation.

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contact: lb@adsmove.net

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