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Terms

condofor.sale · last updated 3 November 2026

These terms cover the sale of a bespoke listing website by condofor.sale. They are written to be read. Where a clause matters, it says what happens.

1. What we sell

A custom, static marketing website for one property address, published at a URL we agree with you, in the languages included in the quote. The deliverable is the website: the files, the content, the media treatment and the research behind it.

We are not a brokerage, an agent, a listing service or a portal. We do not market your property on your behalf, we do not represent you, we do not negotiate, and we do not receive buyer inquiries unless you ask us to route them to you. The price is a flat fee for the work, and it is not a percentage of any sale.

2. The fee

The price published for your market, quoted before the work begins. The fee covers the build described in the quote, one round of revisions, and the handover of the source files and the disclosure log.

The fee is set per market and published in that market's currency. It is a fixed figure for that market rather than a live currency conversion, and the figure in your quote is the figure you pay — it does not move if the exchange rate does between the quote and the invoice.

It does not cover photography, staging, filming, translation review by a third party, hosting, domain registration, paid advertising, or any work outside the quoted scope. Those can be arranged for your account and are quoted separately.

3. What you give us

Enough to build the site: the address, the listing documents and the strata information, the photographs if you have them, and access to the property if you want a walkthrough filmed. You confirm that you are entitled to provide everything you send us, including the photographs and the floor plan.

4. AI-generated and enhanced imagery

We generate staged images from the real photographs of your property, and we disclose every one of them. Each generated image is labelled where it appears, in its caption, in the footer and in the terms of the listing itself, and each one is paired with the untouched photograph it was generated from. We do not present a staged or enhanced image as a photograph of the property as it stands, and the website is built so that the disclosure and the original travel with the image.

You receive a disclosure log listing every image on the site, its source, the treatment applied and the label used. You are responsible for satisfying the disclosure rules that apply to your own listing, your brokerage and your jurisdiction. We build to the strictest common standard we know of — the FTC's labelling requirement, the paired-original rule and the before-and-after pairing expected by MLS boards — but the obligation to disclose properly is yours, and the log is there so you can do it.

If your brokerage, your MLS or a buyer objects to AI imagery at all, tell us before we build. We will deliver a site without it. It is a smaller page, not a worse one, and we would rather know on day one than on launch day.

5. Research and third-party information

The research layer on a listing we build — transit, schools, walk times, strata fees, development timelines — is compiled from public and official sources, and each figure is attributed and dated on the page. Public project dates and public figures change. Nothing on a site we build is investment advice, a valuation, a promise of appreciation, or a guarantee of a sale.

Where we use third-party media, it is used under the licence that permits it, and the licence and the attribution appear on the page.

6. Translations

Translated pages are provided as a convenience. The English version controls the legal documents and the listing particulars, and each translated page says so. We review translations ourselves and, before a listing goes live, ask a fluent speaker to review them; we make that request to you rather than presenting a machine translation as finished work.

7. Ownership

Once the fee is paid, the website, its content, the media, the research and the source files are yours. Where we have generated the imagery, we assign to you the rights we hold in it, on the same terms. We keep a licence to display the site as a sample of our work unless you ask us not to, and that request is honoured without argument.

8. Hosting and the address

The site is published on infrastructure we operate. Where we publish on a subdomain, we keep it running for twelve months from handover, after which the files are yours to host anywhere. If you want the domain itself transferred to you, that is arranged on request.

9. Revisions

One round of revisions is included, and it means one round: send the changes together and we will apply them. A second round is included for anything we got wrong. Anything beyond that is quoted at the same hourly rate we will tell you before we start.

10. Termination

If we cannot deliver the scope in the quote, we tell you and we refund the balance. If you want to stop partway through, we hand over what exists, we do not take the work done so far as payment for something you have not received, and we remove the site from the address it was published at.

11. Liability

We provide the website and the work described in the quote, with reasonable care and skill. We do not guarantee a sale, a price, a viewing, an offer, or the accuracy of information published by a third party that we have attributed rather than authored. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot lawfully be limited.

12. Changes to these terms

These terms may change. The version that applies to your listing is the one attached to your quote and your invoice, and we keep a copy for you.

13. Contact

Write to [email protected], or use the form on the home page.

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