Terms of Use

Who provides the services, and what these terms cover

These terms govern the use of the ai-lifechanger.com website and the @ai_lifechanger_bot Telegram bot. The services are provided by me, Yevheniia Vasiuta (Ukraine): business process analysis and turnkey development of AI agents, with ongoing support available on request. Registration details are available on request and appear on any payment document.

By using the website or messaging the bot, you accept these terms. If you do not accept them, simply do not use the service.

Each project is set out in a separate agreement. Where that agreement says something different, it governs that project, and these terms continue to apply to everything else.

The website is a storefront, not an offer

The prices, timelines, examples, and payback figures on this website are indicative. They are not a binding offer: they show orders of magnitude, not a commitment to enter into an agreement on those exact terms.

• “from $500” is a floor, not the price of your project;
• the configurator produces an estimate, not an invoice;
• “pays for itself in N months” is arithmetic based on the assumptions you typed into the fields — not a forecast and not a promise;
• the examples in the “Results” section are typical scenarios, not verified client case studies;
• “2–4 weeks” is a typical timeline for work like this, not the timeline of your project.

Only what we agree in writing for your specific task becomes binding.

Who may use the website and the bot

By using the website and the bot, you confirm that:

• you are at least 18 years old and are acting for your own business or are authorized to act on behalf of a company;
• you have the legal right to share the data you send. If your messages, files, or screenshots contain data about third parties — customers, employees, partners — you are responsible for the lawfulness of sharing it;
• you will not use the bot for spam, hacking, circumventing model safeguards, producing unlawful or deceptive content, or any other illegal activity;
• you will not scrape the website, place an unreasonable load on it, probe it for vulnerabilities without my permission, or impersonate anyone.

How an agreement is made, and what the work includes

The sequence is simple: free game plan → a list of deliverables, a price, and a timeline → your “yes” → the work. Before your “yes”, neither side is committed to anything.

The scope is defined as a list: which processes, which channels, which integrations, which scenarios. Anything not on the list is not part of the work — that is not a refusal, it is how we avoid two different readings of the word “turnkey”. New ideas mid-project are perfectly normal: we agree separately on what they do to the price and the timeline.

Payment, taxes, and refunds

• Using the website and getting the initial game plan in the bot are free.
• The price is fixed before the work starts. It will not go above the agreed amount without your approval — the same promise the website makes.
• Payment schedules (deposit, milestones) are set in the agreement. Payment is possible in USD, UAH, or USDT; transfer fees are on the payer’s side, and the exchange rate is the one on the payment date.
• Each side pays its own taxes. If the law of your country requires you to withhold tax from a payment, the amount is grossed up so that I receive the agreed sum in full.
• Refunds: before the work starts, I refund everything; after it starts, minus what has actually been done. The $500 pilot is a self-contained paid engagement: if you decide not to continue afterward, the pilot fee is not refunded — and you are under no obligation to continue.
• Support is billed monthly. You can cancel at any time before the next month begins; a month already paid for is not prorated.

Timelines, and what I need from you

The typical timeline is 2–4 weeks from the moment I have the access credentials and source materials — not from payment. What I need from you: access to the relevant systems, a knowledge base or the materials to build one from, a single contact person who can make decisions, and feedback within a reasonable time.

If any of that is delayed, the timeline moves by exactly that much. This is not a penalty, it is arithmetic: waiting for an answer and working on it at the same time is not possible. If something I need is missing for more than 30 days, I may treat the work as paused and return to it when my schedule allows.

Acceptance and the first month of free fixes

You review the finished work against the agreed scenarios. If no issues are raised within 7 days, the work is considered accepted.

For the first month after launch I fix anything that does not work the way we agreed — the agent gets lost in its own knowledge base, an agreed scenario fails, an integration breaks — at no charge. This covers deviations from what was agreed; it is not unlimited development. Free fixes do not cover:

• new processes, channels, or integrations that were not on the list;
• changes needed because your process, pricing, or internal rules changed;
• breakage caused by changes on the side of third-party services (section 9) — I will fix it, but as separate work;
• the consequences of edits you made to the agent yourself.

Access credentials and security on your side

For the agent to work, you give it access to your systems. The rules are simple, and they protect you first:

• grant the minimum necessary permissions and a separate account for the agent — not your personal one;
• send passwords and keys through a secure channel, not a group chat;
• rotate keys once the work is done, and close any access that is no longer needed;
• keep two-factor authentication on your own accounts — Telegram, CRM, email.

On my side, I take reasonable protective measures and never pass your credentials to anyone. But the security of your own systems, accounts, and devices is your responsibility: a compromised password, malware on a computer, a former employee whose access was never revoked, a login that ended up in the wrong hands — none of that is within my control. Tell me about anything suspicious as soon as you can: reacting together is faster.

Third-party services and things outside my control

An agent does not live in a vacuum: it runs through Telegram and other messengers, your CRM, payment services, and models from third-party providers. Those are someone else’s systems, with their own rules, pricing, and outages.

• I do not guarantee uninterrupted operation of third-party services and am not responsible for their outages, account suspensions, rule changes, or shutdowns.
• If a provider changes its terms or raises its prices, that changes the running cost of your agent — we will discuss what to do.
• Payment for third-party services (models, CRM plans, phone numbers, hosting) is yours unless we agree otherwise.
• If a service shuts down or changes its API so that the agent stops working, I will help rebuild it — as separate work.

You are talking to an AI: what that means, and where the limits are

@ai_lifechanger_bot is an automated AI assistant, not a live person. Its replies are generated automatically and may be inaccurate. Agreements about services and their cost are made with me personally, not with the bot.

The same applies to the agent I build for you: AI makes mistakes by its very nature, and no amount of configuration changes that. So:

• output that goes to your customers or into documents must be reviewed by a human — that is exactly what the first two weeks are for, when the agent proposes and you decide;
• the agent is not intended for decisions in medicine, law, financial advice, credit scoring, hiring, or anywhere else an error affects someone’s rights;
• the game plan and any recommendations are informational: they are not legal, financial, or accounting advice — decisions about your business are yours to make;
• it is worth telling your customers that a bot is replying: in a number of countries this is a legal requirement. I will set up that notice if you ask.

Warranties and their limits

I guarantee what I can actually deliver: the work on the agreed list, done professionally and in good faith, plus a first month of free fixes for deviations.

Everything else is provided “as is”. I do not guarantee that:

• the website and the bot will run without interruption or errors;
• the agent will produce a specific financial result, a number of leads, or a number of hours saved — the quality of the outcome depends directly on the quality of the input;
• AI output will be accurate, complete, or fit for a particular purpose;
• data held in third-party services will never be lost — so keep your own backups.

Limitation of liability

I am liable for direct damages caused by my fault. That said:

• my total liability does not exceed the amount you actually paid me over the previous 6 months for the service the claim relates to;
• I am not liable for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, reputational harm, or any other indirect damages;
• I am not liable for the consequences of decisions you made based on recommendations, for the actions of your staff, or for how the agent behaves after you have modified it yourself;
• I am not liable for third-party outages or for incidents on your side — sections 8 and 9.

These limits do not apply where the law does not allow them, in particular for intentional harm and for harm to life or health. If you use the website as a consumer, these terms do not narrow your statutory consumer rights.

Indemnity for third-party claims

If a claim, lawsuit, or regulatory inquiry reaches me because you shared data without a lawful basis, infringed someone’s rights, or used the agent contrary to these terms, you will reimburse my reasonable costs of resolving it, including legal fees.

This works fairly in both directions: I will tell you about such a claim right away, will not admit it without your agreement, and will let you take part in the defense.

Intellectual property and confidentiality

The website content — text, design, code — belongs to me. The right to read the site is not a right to copy it for commercial use, scrape it at scale, or train models on it.

The configuration, prompts, and logic of the agent built for your business pass to you once the service is paid for in full. Until then they remain mine. The general tooling, libraries, and approaches I reuse across projects remain mine at all times — which does not limit your use of your agent in any way. Your data and materials are always yours.

What you tell me about your business stays with me and is not used outside your project — that holds even without a separate document. If you need a signed NDA, I will sign one. Confidentiality does not extend to information that was already public, that I lawfully learned from another source, or that I am legally required to disclose. I may mention the fact that we worked together, and an anonymized description of the task, in my portfolio — unless you ask me not to.

Force majeure

Neither you nor I are liable for a failure to perform caused by circumstances beyond our control: acts of war, air raid alerts, power and communication outages, large-scale failures of providers and cloud services, cyberattacks, decisions of public authorities, and natural disasters. We are in Ukraine — this is not a boilerplate clause.

The affected side notifies the other as soon as possible, and deadlines move by the duration of the event. If it lasts more than 60 days, either side may end the agreement, settling up for what has actually been done.

Ending your use of the service

You can stop using the bot at any time and ask me to delete your data. I may restrict access for anyone who breaks these terms — sending spam, attempting to hack the system, or using it unlawfully.

I may also decline the work if the task turns out to be unlawful or the conversation stops being respectful; in that case I refund payment for the part not delivered. Ending things does not cancel agreements for services already paid for: we either finish them or settle up fairly. The sections on liability, indemnity, confidentiality, and governing law survive termination.

Governing law and disputes

These terms are governed by the law of Ukraine. If a dispute arises, we start with a conversation: write to me and I will respond within 30 days. In practice, almost everything is resolved at that step.

If we cannot agree, the dispute is heard by a court of Ukraine under applicable law. If you use the website as a consumer, this does not deprive you of the right to bring a claim in the courts of your place of residence where the law of your country gives you that right.

General provisions and the language of the document

• If any provision turns out to be invalid, the rest of the terms remain in force, and the invalid provision is replaced by the closest lawful equivalent.
• If I do not exercise a right immediately, that does not mean I have waived it.
• I may involve subcontractors while remaining responsible to you for the result. You may transfer your rights under an agreement to someone else only with my written consent.
• These terms, together with the agreement for your project, are the entire agreement between us and replace any earlier verbal promises on either side.
• Section headings are for convenience and carry no interpretive weight.
• These terms exist in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. They are translations of one document; if the versions differ, the Ukrainian version prevails.

Changes to these terms

I may update these terms — the current version is always on this page, with the date at the top and the change history at the bottom. By continuing to use the website or the bot after an update, you accept the new version. Services already agreed on remain governed by the version in effect when we agreed on them.

Contact

Questions about these terms, or requests for registration details: vasiuta.yevhenia@gmail.com or via Telegram.