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Terms and Conditions

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern your access to and use of https://softvole.com/ and any related Softvole websites, forms, communications, portals, and services (collectively, the “Website”), and the website design, development, maintenance, optimization, and related services provided by Softvole (“Softvole,” “we,” “us,” or “our”).

Please read these Terms carefully before using the Website or engaging Softvole.

By accessing the Website, submitting a project inquiry, requesting a quotation, approving a proposal, making a payment, or engaging our services, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agree to be bound by these Terms.

If you do not agree with these Terms, you should not use the Website or purchase our services.

1. Company Information

Legal Entity Name: Softvole

Registered Address:
4th floor, Sylco Tower,
Jailroad Point, Sylhet,
Bangladesh, 3100

Website: https://softvole.com/

Email: hello@softvole.com

Softvole operates primarily as a white-label WordPress and WooCommerce production partner for agencies.

2. Our Business Model

Softvole provides website production and related technical services primarily to agencies, including marketing agencies, SEO agencies, design studios, branding agencies, ecommerce agencies, web agencies, and other businesses that resell or manage website services for their own clients.

Under a white-label engagement:

  • The agency remains responsible for its end-client relationship.
  • The agency controls its own client communication.
  • The agency controls its own retail pricing, proposal, markup, and invoice.
  • Softvole acts as the agency’s behind-the-scenes production partner.
  • Softvole will not knowingly contact, pitch, invoice, market to, or solicit the agency’s end client directly in connection with the project unless the agency expressly authorizes such contact in writing.
  • Deliverables are normally provided without Softvole branding, footer credits, or watermarks unless otherwise agreed in writing.

The agency’s agreement with its end client is separate from its agreement with Softvole.

No end client automatically becomes a direct client of Softvole because Softvole performs work for the agency.

3. Services

Softvole may provide services including, but not limited to:

  • White-label WordPress development
  • White-label WooCommerce development
  • Website design implementation
  • Figma-to-WordPress development
  • Website redesign and rebuilds
  • Website migration
  • Elementor development
  • ACF (Advanced Custom Fields) implementation
  • Custom WordPress functionality
  • WooCommerce functionality and integrations
  • Website performance optimization
  • Website maintenance and care
  • Security and technical maintenance
  • Post-launch technical support
  • Other website-related services agreed in writing

The exact services provided for a project will be described in the applicable proposal, quotation, statement of work, project brief, invoice, or other written agreement (“Project Agreement”).

4. Project Agreement and Scope

Every paid project is based on an agreed scope.

The Project Agreement may define:

  • Deliverables
  • Number of pages
  • Templates
  • Features
  • Integrations
  • Content requirements
  • Design requirements
  • Migration requirements
  • Revision rounds
  • Timeline
  • Milestones
  • Pricing
  • Payment schedule
  • Hosting or deployment responsibilities
  • Post-launch support
  • Other project-specific requirements

Only work included in the agreed scope is covered by the agreed project fee.

Website content, pricing, service descriptions, and estimated timelines do not override the specific terms agreed for an individual project.

If a Project Agreement conflicts with these Terms, the Project Agreement will control only for the specific project and only to the extent of the conflict.

5. Quotes and Pricing

Softvole provides project pricing based on the information available at the time of quotation.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, prices shown on the Website are starting prices or indicative prices and are not binding project quotations.

The final project price may depend on:

  • Number of pages
  • Design complexity
  • Functionality
  • Custom development
  • Integrations
  • WooCommerce requirements
  • Migration requirements
  • Content volume
  • Third-party systems
  • Technical dependencies
  • Delivery deadline
  • Revision requirements
  • Other project-specific requirements

A fixed project price applies only to the agreed scope.

A request that materially changes the original scope may result in an additional fee.

6. Payment Terms

Unless otherwise stated in the applicable Project Agreement, project-based services are billed as follows:

50% upfront: A 50% deposit is required before production begins.

50% final payment: The remaining balance is due before final handoff, production launch, transfer of source files, or release of final project credentials, as applicable.

Softvole may agree to a different milestone structure for larger or more complex projects. Any alternative payment schedule must be confirmed in writing.

For recurring website care or maintenance services, fees are payable according to the applicable monthly or recurring service agreement.

All invoices must be paid according to the payment terms stated on the invoice or Project Agreement.

7. Payment Processing and Taxes

The agency is responsible for providing accurate billing information and completing payments through the payment method agreed with Softvole.

Unless expressly included in the quoted price, the agency is responsible for applicable:

  • Taxes
  • VAT
  • Withholding obligations
  • Bank charges
  • Currency conversion fees
  • Payment processor fees
  • Other transaction-related costs

Third-party service charges, premium licenses, plugins, themes, hosting, domains, software subscriptions, stock assets, and similar costs are not included unless expressly stated in the Project Agreement.

8. Late Payments

If an invoice becomes overdue, Softvole may, without liability:

  • Pause work
  • Pause revisions
  • Delay delivery
  • Withhold final files
  • Withhold source code
  • Suspend access to Softvole-managed systems or project resources
  • Delay launch or deployment
  • Suspend recurring services

Any resulting project delay may extend the original delivery timeline.

Where a project has been paused because of non-payment, Softvole may require outstanding amounts to be paid before production resumes.

9. Non-Refundable Deposit

The initial project deposit reserves production capacity and covers project planning, scheduling, discovery, preparation, and/or work performed by Softvole.

Once project work has started, the initial deposit is generally non-refundable.

If an agency cancels a project after production has started, the deposit will not normally be refunded.

The agency may also remain responsible for:

  • Work already completed
  • Approved milestones
  • Approved additional work
  • Non-cancellable third-party costs
  • Expenses reasonably incurred for the project
  • Other amounts already due under the Project Agreement

Nothing in this section removes any refund or other right that cannot legally be excluded under applicable law.

10. Refund Policy

Softvole does not provide refunds simply because an agency or its end client changes its mind, changes direction, finds a different provider, delays the project, or becomes dissatisfied with a preference that is consistent with the approved scope.

Refunds are generally not available for:

  • Work already completed
  • Approved milestones
  • Services already delivered
  • Deposits after work has started
  • Third-party purchases
  • Premium plugin or theme licenses
  • Domain purchases
  • Hosting fees
  • Stock assets
  • Payment processing charges
  • Other third-party costs
  • Custom work that has already been produced

Where Softvole materially fails to deliver a material portion of the agreed scope, the parties will first attempt in good faith to resolve the issue through correction, completion, or another reasonable remedy.

Where a refund is expressly agreed or legally required, the amount will normally be limited to the applicable portion of the fees relating to services that were not delivered, after deducting amounts properly owed for work already completed and non-refundable third-party costs.

Approved refunds will be returned using the original or another mutually agreed payment method. The actual settlement time may depend on the payment provider or financial institution.

11. Project Cancellation by the Agency

An agency may request cancellation of a project by written notice.

If cancellation occurs before production begins, Softvole may refund amounts that are refundable under the applicable Project Agreement after deducting any agreed or incurred non-refundable costs.

If cancellation occurs after production begins:

  • The initial deposit is generally non-refundable.
  • The agency remains responsible for work completed up to the cancellation date.
  • Approved third-party costs remain payable.
  • Softvole may provide completed project materials to the extent required by the Project Agreement and subject to payment of all amounts due.

A cancellation does not automatically release the agency from outstanding payment obligations.

12. Project Scope Changes

Softvole builds against an approved scope.

A request may be considered a scope change when it introduces materially different:

  • Pages
  • Templates
  • Features
  • Integrations
  • Design direction
  • Content requirements
  • Ecommerce functionality
  • Migration requirements
  • Technical requirements
  • Revision requirements

If a requested change is outside the agreed scope, Softvole may provide a separate quotation or change order.

Softvole is not required to begin material additional work until the agency approves the applicable price and scope change in writing.

13. Client Responsibilities

The agency agrees to provide all information and materials reasonably required to complete the project.

This may include:

  • Approved designs
  • Content
  • Images
  • Videos
  • Brand assets
  • Product information
  • Technical requirements
  • Hosting information
  • Domain information
  • Integration details
  • API credentials
  • WordPress access
  • Third-party access
  • Client approvals
  • Consolidated feedback

The agency represents that it has the legal right to provide all materials, content, data, credentials, and instructions supplied to Softvole.

The agency is responsible for ensuring that its instructions do not require Softvole to violate applicable law or the rights of another person or organization.

14. Credentials and Access

The agency should provide access through appropriate and secure methods.

The agency is responsible for ensuring that all credentials provided to Softvole are authorized for use.

The agency should not provide unnecessary passwords, private keys, payment credentials, or other sensitive information through public or insecure channels.

Softvole will take reasonable care with credentials and access information supplied for project work, but Softvole is not responsible for compromises caused by credentials that were already exposed, improperly shared, or controlled by the agency or a third party.

15. Project Timeline

Softvole may provide an estimated delivery timeline during the quotation or planning process.

A project timeline depends on timely:

  • Content delivery
  • Design approval
  • Feedback
  • Access
  • Credentials
  • Third-party integrations
  • Client decisions
  • Scope confirmation

A delay caused by the agency, its client, hosting provider, third-party service, payment provider, domain provider, or another external dependency may extend the project timeline.

Unless a specific date is expressly guaranteed in a written Project Agreement, project timelines are estimates and not guaranteed deadlines.

16. Review and Approval

Softvole may provide staging links, previews, development versions, screenshots, or other review materials.

The agency is responsible for reviewing these materials and giving clear feedback.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the agency should provide feedback within a reasonable period after receiving a review request.

If the agency delays review or approval for an extended period, Softvole may:

  • Pause the project
  • Reschedule the project
  • Move the project behind active production work
  • Treat the completed scope as accepted where the circumstances reasonably support acceptance

Material changes requested after approval may be treated as scope changes.

17. Revisions

Revisions must remain reasonably connected to the approved project scope and design direction.

The number of included revision rounds, where applicable, will be stated in the Project Agreement.

A change in the underlying strategy, design direction, functionality, or approved requirements may require additional fees.

Softvole is not obligated to provide unlimited revisions unless explicitly agreed in writing.

18. Defects and Post-Handoff Corrections

Unless otherwise stated in the Project Agreement, Softvole will reasonably address reproducible technical defects in the agreed deliverables that are caused by Softvole’s implementation and reported within 14 days after handoff.

This does not include:

  • New features
  • New functionality
  • Changes in requirements
  • Client content errors
  • Third-party software changes
  • Hosting problems
  • Plugin or theme conflicts introduced after handoff
  • Changes made by another developer
  • Changes made by the agency or its client
  • Issues caused by third-party services
  • Browser or platform changes occurring after delivery

Ongoing maintenance, updates, security monitoring, or support after the applicable correction period require an active care or maintenance agreement unless otherwise agreed.

19. Acceptance of Deliverables

The agency is responsible for final review and approval.

Where the agency approves a deliverable, launches it publicly, presents it to its end client as complete, or uses it commercially, the deliverable may be treated as accepted.

Acceptance does not remove Softvole’s obligation to correct valid defects covered by an applicable written warranty or correction period.

20. Intellectual Property Ownership

Softvole recognizes that agencies generally need ownership or sufficient rights to use paid custom deliverables for their own clients.

Subject to full payment of all amounts due, Softvole agrees to transfer or assign the applicable rights in custom project deliverables created specifically for the agency, subject to the limitations in this section.

Where applicable law requires a separate written, signed, or registered copyright assignment or other document to make an ownership transfer legally effective, the parties agree to execute the documents reasonably necessary to complete that transfer.

Until all amounts due have been paid, Softvole retains all rights in unpaid deliverables and may withhold their release.

The ownership transfer does not include:

  • Softvole’s pre-existing code
  • Internal tools
  • Frameworks
  • Libraries
  • Reusable components
  • Templates
  • Development systems
  • Internal documentation
  • General know-how
  • Methods and processes
  • Third-party software
  • Open-source software
  • Premium plugins
  • Premium themes
  • Stock images
  • Fonts
  • APIs
  • External services
  • Other materials owned or licensed by third parties

Where Softvole-owned reusable materials are embedded in a final deliverable, Softvole grants the agency a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free right to use those materials only as reasonably necessary to use, maintain, modify, and operate the paid project deliverable.

Third-party materials remain subject to their own licenses.

21. Third-Party Software and Licenses

WordPress, WooCommerce, plugins, themes, libraries, APIs, fonts, stock media, hosting systems, payment processors, and other third-party services may have separate terms and licenses.

The agency and/or its end client is responsible for maintaining any required third-party licenses unless Softvole expressly agrees to manage them.

Softvole does not transfer ownership of third-party intellectual property that it does not own.

If a third-party service changes its licensing, pricing, functionality, API, availability, or terms, additional work may be required and may be charged separately.

22. Open-Source Software

Projects may use open-source software.

Open-source components remain governed by their applicable open-source licenses.

Nothing in these Terms transfers ownership of third-party open-source software to the agency.

The agency agrees to comply with applicable license conditions.

23. Confidentiality

Each party may receive confidential business or technical information from the other.

Confidential information may include:

  • Business plans
  • Client information
  • Project information
  • Pricing
  • Source code
  • Designs
  • Credentials
  • Technical systems
  • Marketing information
  • Internal processes
  • Non-public documents

Each party agrees to use reasonable care to protect confidential information and to use it only for legitimate purposes connected with the engagement.

Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information that:

  • Is publicly available without breach of these Terms
  • Was already lawfully known
  • Is independently developed without use of confidential information
  • Is lawfully obtained from another source
  • Must be disclosed by law or a lawful authority

A separate NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) may be executed where additional confidentiality obligations are required.

If an NDA conflicts with these Terms regarding confidentiality, the NDA will control.

24. White-Label Confidentiality and Non-Solicitation

For a white-label project, Softvole agrees that it will not knowingly use information obtained solely through the agency relationship to directly solicit the agency’s end client for competing website or development services.

This restriction applies to direct solicitation arising from the agency relationship and does not prevent Softvole from:

  • Serving a company that independently approaches Softvole without solicitation
  • Responding to public inquiries
  • Working with a company that already had an independent relationship with Softvole
  • Complying with legal obligations
  • Protecting Softvole’s legitimate business interests

The agency remains responsible for maintaining its own contractual restrictions with its end client.

25. Portfolio and Publicity

Because Softvole operates as a white-label provider, Softvole will not publicly identify an agency’s end client or publish confidential project details where doing so would reasonably conflict with an applicable NDA or written confidentiality instruction.

Softvole may request permission before publicly displaying a confidential white-label project.

Where an agency provides written permission for portfolio use, Softvole may display agreed project materials for marketing or portfolio purposes.

26. Website Performance and SEO

Softvole may provide technical SEO-aware development, performance optimization, migration protection, accessibility-related implementation, or other technical improvements.

However, Softvole does not guarantee:

  • A specific Google ranking
  • A specific keyword position
  • A specific amount of search traffic
  • A specific amount of revenue
  • A specific conversion rate
  • Permanent PageSpeed scores
  • Permanent Core Web Vitals results
  • Search engine indexing
  • Continued search engine visibility

Website performance and search visibility can be affected by hosting, third-party scripts, plugins, browsers, networks, search engine algorithms, content, marketing activity, and other factors outside Softvole’s control.

27. Website Care and Maintenance

Website care or maintenance services are provided according to the applicable service plan or agreement.

Unless expressly included, ongoing care does not mean unlimited development.

The following may be considered separate development work:

  • Major redesigns
  • New pages
  • Custom features
  • Major WooCommerce changes
  • New integrations
  • Complex migrations
  • Large content changes
  • Custom application development

Softvole may quote such work separately.

No maintenance service guarantees that a website will never experience downtime, malware, hacking, data loss, software conflicts, or third-party service failures.

28. Backups and Data

Where backup services are expressly included in a maintenance agreement, Softvole will perform backups according to that agreement.

The agency remains responsible for maintaining appropriate independent backups of critical business information unless Softvole expressly assumes that responsibility under a written agreement.

No backup system can guarantee zero possibility of data loss.

Softvole is not responsible for data loss caused by third-party hosting providers, client actions, unauthorized access, malware, previous system failures, or circumstances outside Softvole’s reasonable control, except to the extent liability cannot legally be excluded.

29. Data Protection and Privacy

Softvole may process information provided by agencies and their clients while delivering services.

Personal data will be handled in accordance with our Privacy Policy and applicable data protection, privacy, cybersecurity, and other applicable laws.

Where Softvole processes personal data on behalf of an agency or its end client, the parties may enter into additional data-processing terms where legally or commercially required.

The agency is responsible for ensuring that it has an appropriate legal basis and authorization to provide personal data to Softvole for project-related processing.

30. Security

Softvole takes reasonable technical and organizational steps to protect systems, project information, and credentials under its control.

However, no website, server, software application, online service, or transmission method can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Softvole does not guarantee protection against:

  • Zero-day vulnerabilities
  • Third-party breaches
  • Hosting provider incidents
  • Compromised client accounts
  • Stolen credentials
  • Malicious third-party code
  • Newly discovered software vulnerabilities

Where Softvole becomes aware of a material security issue within its reasonable control, it may take reasonable steps to investigate and mitigate it.

31. Prohibited Activities

You must not use Softvole’s Website or services to:

  • Violate applicable law
  • Infringe intellectual property rights
  • Distribute malware
  • Conduct fraud
  • Obtain unauthorized access to systems
  • Steal credentials
  • Conduct unlawful surveillance
  • Distribute malicious software
  • Facilitate cybercrime
  • Abuse Softvole personnel
  • Submit deliberately misleading project information
  • Request work that Softvole reasonably believes is unlawful

Softvole may refuse, suspend, or terminate services where it reasonably believes a request creates legal, security, ethical, or operational risk.

32. Client Content and Third-Party Rights

The agency is responsible for ensuring that it owns or has valid permission to use all content and materials supplied to Softvole.

This includes:

  • Text
  • Images
  • Videos
  • Logos
  • Trademarks
  • Fonts
  • Illustrations
  • Product information
  • Client data
  • Designs
  • Code
  • Third-party assets

The agency agrees to indemnify Softvole against third-party claims arising from materials supplied by the agency or its end client, except to the extent the claim results from Softvole’s own independent infringement or unlawful conduct.

33. Indemnification

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the agency agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Softvole and its personnel from claims, liabilities, damages, losses, costs, and reasonable expenses arising out of:

  • The agency’s breach of these Terms
  • The agency’s unlawful use of the services
  • Materials supplied by the agency or its client
  • Alleged infringement caused by agency-supplied materials
  • Unauthorized instructions or access provided by the agency
  • Claims arising from the agency’s relationship with its end client

This obligation does not apply to the extent a claim is finally determined to have been caused by Softvole’s own unlawful conduct.

34. Disclaimer of Warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, the Website and services are provided on an “as available” and “as provided” basis.

Except where expressly stated in a written Project Agreement, Softvole does not warrant that:

  • The Website will always be available
  • Services will always be uninterrupted
  • Websites will be completely error-free
  • Websites will work with every browser or device
  • Third-party services will remain available
  • Search engines will index or rank a website in a particular way
  • A website will achieve a particular commercial outcome
  • A website will remain free from every security vulnerability

Nothing in these Terms excludes any right, remedy, warranty, or liability that cannot legally be excluded under applicable law.

35. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Softvole will not be liable for indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, including loss of:

  • Profit
  • Revenue
  • Business opportunity
  • Goodwill
  • Data
  • Anticipated savings

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Softvole’s total aggregate liability arising out of or relating to a specific project will not exceed the total amount actually paid to Softvole for that specific project during the six months immediately preceding the event giving rise to the claim.

This limitation does not apply where liability cannot legally be limited or excluded.

36. Suspension of Services

Softvole may suspend or pause services when reasonably necessary because of:

  • Non-payment
  • Material breach of these Terms
  • Security concerns
  • Abuse or harassment
  • Unlawful requests
  • Missing project information
  • Missing approvals
  • Unauthorized access
  • Material scope disputes
  • Third-party dependency failures

Where reasonably practical, Softvole will notify the agency before suspending services.

37. Termination by Softvole

Softvole may terminate or suspend an engagement if the agency:

  • Fails to make required payments
  • Materially breaches these Terms
  • Requests unlawful work
  • Repeatedly abuses or harasses Softvole personnel
  • Provides unauthorized access
  • Creates a serious security risk
  • Uses the services for prohibited activities

Upon termination, the agency remains responsible for all amounts properly due for services already performed and approved costs already incurred.

38. Effect of Termination

Termination does not automatically cancel payment obligations that arose before termination.

The following sections may continue after termination:

  • Payment obligations
  • Intellectual property
  • Confidentiality
  • Data protection
  • Indemnification
  • Limitation of liability
  • Dispute resolution
  • Governing law
  • Other provisions intended by their nature to survive termination

39. Independent Contractor

Softvole is an independent service provider.

These Terms do not create:

  • A partnership
  • Joint venture
  • Employment relationship
  • Franchise
  • Fiduciary relationship
  • General agency relationship

Neither party may bind the other to an agreement with a third party unless expressly authorized in writing.

40. No End-Client Contract

Where Softvole works through an agency, the agency’s end client is not automatically a party to these Terms.

The agency remains responsible for:

  • Its end-client agreement
  • End-client pricing
  • Client approvals
  • Client communication
  • Client expectations
  • Client invoices
  • Client warranties
  • Client legal obligations

Softvole’s obligations are owed to the agency unless a separate written agreement states otherwise.

41. Force Majeure

Softvole will not be liable for delay or failure to perform caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control.

These may include:

  • Natural disasters
  • War
  • Terrorism
  • Government actions
  • Internet infrastructure failures
  • Major cyber incidents
  • Power failures
  • Hosting outages
  • Third-party platform failures
  • Telecommunications failures
  • Labor disruptions
  • Public emergencies
  • Other events that could not reasonably be prevented or controlled

Softvole will take reasonable steps to resume affected services where practical.

42. Governing Law

These Terms and any dispute arising from or relating to the Website or services will be governed by the laws of Bangladesh, without giving effect to conflict-of-law principles to the extent permitted by applicable law.

The parties will first attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith discussions between authorized representatives.

If the dispute cannot be resolved through good-faith discussions, the dispute will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts of Sylhet, Bangladesh, subject to any mandatory jurisdictional requirements under applicable law.

A Project Agreement may provide a different dispute-resolution mechanism, including arbitration, where expressly agreed in writing.

43. Compliance With Applicable Law

Each party agrees to comply with laws and regulations applicable to its own activities under the engagement.

Nothing in these Terms requires either party to perform an act that would violate applicable law.

Where a mandatory legal requirement conflicts with a provision of these Terms, the mandatory legal requirement will prevail to the extent of the conflict.

44. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is held to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision will be enforced to the maximum extent permitted by law, and the remaining provisions will remain in full force and effect.

45. Waiver

Failure to enforce any provision of these Terms does not constitute a waiver of the right to enforce that provision later.

A waiver must be intentional and made by an authorized representative of Softvole.

46. Assignment

The agency may not transfer or assign its rights or obligations under these Terms or a Project Agreement without Softvole’s prior written consent, except where the Project Agreement expressly permits such transfer.

Softvole may assign these Terms as part of a merger, acquisition, restructuring, sale of substantially all relevant business assets, or similar corporate transaction.

47. Changes to These Terms

Softvole may update these Terms from time to time.

The updated Terms will be published on the Website with a revised “Last Updated” date.

For new projects, the updated Terms will apply from the effective date stated on the Website unless a different written agreement applies.

For existing projects, the version applicable to that project may be determined by the Project Agreement.

48. Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the applicable Project Agreement, proposal, quotation, invoice, NDA, change orders, and other documents expressly incorporated into the engagement, constitute the agreement between Softvole and the agency regarding the applicable services.

They supersede prior verbal or written discussions regarding the same subject matter to the extent permitted by law.

49. Notices and Communications

Project approvals, scope confirmations, change approvals, cancellation requests, payment communications, and other important notices may be made by email or another written communication method agreed by the parties.

The agency is responsible for providing a valid email address and keeping its contact information current.

An email sent to the agency’s designated project or billing contact will be considered an appropriate business communication unless the parties have agreed otherwise in writing.

50. Contact Information

For questions about these Terms, a project, payment, or Softvole services:

Softvole

4th floor, Sylco Tower
Jailroad Point
Sylhet, Bangladesh, 3100

Website: https://softvole.com/

Email: hello@softvole.com/

51. Acceptance

By accessing the Website, submitting an inquiry, requesting a quotation, approving a proposal, making a payment, or engaging Softvole’s services, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms and Conditions.

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Last Updated: September 22, 2026

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