Terms

Who you are agreeing with

Jomii.ai is a trading name of (your registered business or legal name), at (your business address). Everything below is written in plain language so you can read it before we ever speak. You can reach a person at jomi.creatives@gmail.com.

These are our standard terms. Each project is governed by a signed service agreement and the proposal attached to it. Where this page and that agreement disagree, the signed agreement wins — it is the document with your name on it.

How a project runs

We send a proposal first: the goal, the exact deliverables, the schedule and the fee. Once you accept it, we complete the service agreement and a creative brief, and issue an invoice for the agreed booking payment.

Production starts when the agreement is signed, the booking payment has been received and the materials we need are in hand. The dates in a proposal depend on all three; if one of them is late, the dates move and we will say so in writing rather than quietly missing them.

New work, or a material change to what was agreed, needs written agreement on scope, price and timing before it starts. That is not bureaucracy — it is what stops a project drifting into work nobody priced.

Revisions, and what counts as one

A revision round is one consolidated set of changes to the approved direction. Send them together, from one named person, and the round is used once.

If something does not match the agreed specification, fixing it is our job and does not use up one of your revision rounds. Extra concepts, a changed direction or new instructions are additional scope, and we will quote them before doing them.

Silence is not approval. We will not treat an unanswered email as a yes, and we will not push unapproved work live.

Payment

Fees, currency, milestones and due dates are set in the proposal and repeated in the agreement. Prices on this website are a guide; the quoted figure for your project is the one that counts.

We issue an invoice when a payment is due, and a receipt once the payment has actually cleared — never from a transfer screenshot alone. Always check the payee name and destination on the invoice itself before sending anything. We will never ask you to send money to an account given to you in a chat message.

If a payment is overdue we may pause work after telling you in writing, and propose new dates once it is settled.

What you get to use, and when

Once the fees for the final deliverables are paid in full, you get a licence to use the approved final files for the channels, purposes, territory and duration set out in your agreement.

That licence covers what we own or are able to grant. Our pre-existing tools, prompts, workflows and source files stay with us unless the agreement specifically includes them. Third-party assets — stock, music, fonts — keep whatever licence they came with, and we will tell you about any restriction that affects how you can use the work.

No transfer of copyright and no exclusivity is implied beyond what the agreement says in writing. If you need either, ask, and we will price it.

AI, and being straight about it

We use AI tools to make this work. That is the whole point of the studio and it is why the work costs what it costs instead of what a shoot day costs.

What that means for you, plainly: we cannot guarantee that every AI-generated element is unique, or that every part of it qualifies for copyright protection. Law on this is still moving and differs by country. We will not promise you rights that nobody can currently grant.

Where a tool we use places a restriction on how its output may be used commercially, we will tell you before you approve the work, not after.

Material you give us

You are responsible for having permission to use whatever you send us — logos, photographs, music, product imagery, and anyone’s face or voice.

You also approve product accuracy, any claims made about the product, and any disclosure your market requires, before the work is published. We can build the campaign; we cannot verify that your product does what the script says it does.

Confidentiality

Each of us protects the other’s non-public information, uses it only for the project, and shares it only with people who are themselves under an obligation to keep it confidential. That does not cover information that is already public, that we worked out independently, or that reached us lawfully from somewhere else.

Before we put confidential material of yours into an external tool, we confirm the tool and what it will be used for, and get your agreement in writing. We do not reuse your material to train a model for another client.

Showing the work

Showing your project on this site, or anywhere else, is a separate decision from your right to use it, and it never changes the price.

Permission is a written yes, covering named final files and named channels. No answer, or a contradictory answer, means no permission. You launching something publicly is not the same as giving us permission to repost it.

You can withdraw permission in writing at any time. We stop new use immediately and remove the work from channels we control within (number) business days. Copies already out in the world are beyond anyone’s control, and we will not authorise them to spread further.

Naming or tagging you is a separate yes again. Drafts, paid promotion, testimonials and standalone use of your logo each need their own permission.

Ending a project

Either of us can end a project by written notice. We settle for work completed and for costs already committed on your approval; anything paid and unused is refunded. We will both put in writing what was finished, what is still owed, and what rights you hold in the paid work handed over at that point.

Final files stay available for (number) days after delivery. Download and back up your own copies inside that window; we are not a storage service and cannot promise to still hold a file years later.

Limits, honestly stated

We do the work with reasonable care and skill. What we cannot promise is a commercial outcome — views, sales, reach or ranking depend on your product, your pricing, your audience and a dozen platforms whose rules change without notice.

Except where the law does not allow it to be limited, our liability for any project is capped at the fees you have paid us for that project, and neither of us is liable for indirect or consequential loss. Nothing here limits anything the law says cannot be limited.

Law and disagreements

These terms are governed by the law of (country, and state or province if it applies).

If something goes wrong, the first step is a conversation between the two named contacts — not a letter from anybody’s lawyer. Most problems on creative projects are a misread brief, and they get solved in a phone call. Formal routes are set out in your signed agreement.

Questions about anything on this page: jomi.creatives@gmail.com.

Using this website

The work shown on this site belongs to us or to the clients who commissioned it, and is shown with permission. Please do not copy, repost or feed it into a training set.

We may change these terms as the studio changes. The date at the top of this page tells you when it last moved. A change never applies backwards to a project already agreed.