Terms and privacy
A plain summary of the white-label agreement that comes with your first quote. The agreement and each job’s quote are what apply; where this page and they differ, they win.
Last updated 11 November 2026, for version 1 of the agreement.
Who Blindstamp is
Blindstamp is the business name of Charles White, an Australian sole trader, ABN 93 404 137 376. It is not registered for GST, and no GST is charged. Write to hello@blindstamp.com.au about anything on this page.
Terms, in summary
- Quotes. Each job has a written quote with its scope, price, delivery date and revision rounds. You accept it by replying “I accept”, or by paying its deposit. Changes to any of these are agreed by email first. A quote lapses if it isn’t accepted within 14 days.
- In writing. Everything happens by email and the scoping form. There are no phone or video calls. Replies usually come within one business day.
- How the work is made. AI models do the building, writing and checking, and every job goes through several separate AI review passes against a written standard. Every failure is fixed, or explained in writing, before you see the work.
- White-label. Nothing delivered names Blindstamp or the AI models used. An audit does name its testing tools, such as Lighthouse, because they are its evidence. Blindstamp never contacts your clients or works for them directly, apart from a test message through a form on a client’s site (its existing form for an audit or a fix, or the form Blindstamp builds, once it’s wired up), sent only with your OK in writing.
- Revisions and sign-off. The quote sets the revision rounds; each round is one written list of changes. Work outside the scope is quoted separately first. The work is signed off when you say so, or 5 business days after the last delivery if no revision is asked for; each returned revision round counts as a delivery (a revised outline doesn’t). Anything that doesn’t do what the quote said is fixed free if you report it within 30 days of sign-off.
- Waiting. If Blindstamp has been waiting on you for 30 days (for files, answers, approvals or a revision list), it may close the job by email, invoice for the stage reached and refund anything paid beyond it.
- Payment. Prices are in Australian dollars. Jobs over A$500 take a 50% deposit, invoiced with the quote and owed only if you accept it (if the quote lapses, the invoice is cancelled); work starts once it’s paid, and the rest is invoiced at sign-off. Smaller jobs are invoiced in full at sign-off. Invoices come through Stripe. A deposit is due on the day its quote would lapse, 14 days after it’s sent; every other invoice is due within 7 days. If an invoice is more than 14 days overdue, Blindstamp may pause work on your other jobs after telling you in writing.
- Ownership. You and your clients can use and change the work from delivery. Once a job is paid in full, Blindstamp assigns you the copyright it holds in the work, in writing. If an invoice for the job is more than 30 days overdue, that use is suspended until it’s paid. Material made mostly by AI may not be protected by copyright under Australian law, so Blindstamp assigns what rights it holds and doesn’t promise every part is protected.
- Confidentiality. It applies both ways. Your briefs, your clients and everything you send are used only for your jobs; Blindstamp’s quotes for custom work and its methods stay private too.
- What you supply. You confirm you have the right to give Blindstamp the designs, copy, logos, images, fonts and code you send. If someone claims that material infringes their rights, you cover Blindstamp’s reasonable costs of the claim and anything it has to pay; none of the limits below applies to this.
- Liability. Each side’s liability for a job is capped at that job’s price, with a separate cap of A$10,000 a job for breaches of confidentiality or personal information. Neither side is liable to the other for indirect loss, such as lost profits, revenue, clients or data. Nothing excludes your guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law; where the law allows, Blindstamp’s liability for them is limited to redoing the work or paying for it to be redone.
- Cancelling. You can cancel a job by email at any time. It costs nothing before the first draft, half the price after it, and the full price once the work is delivered. An audit, or a landing page built from your design, costs nothing until it’s delivered. If Blindstamp cancels because it can’t deliver, you get back everything you’ve paid for that job.
- Late delivery. If the work hasn’t been delivered by the end of the third business day after the date in the quote, you can cancel that job by email before it’s delivered. It then costs nothing, any deposit for it is refunded within 7 days, and drafts you weren’t delivered aren’t yours to use. Delivered means everything the quote describes, with the results of Blindstamp’s own tests of it (not an audit’s findings about your client’s site). The right ends at sign-off, or when you publish the work or use it with your client, whichever comes first; after that, anything missing is fixed free under the 30-day promise above.
- When the date moves. It moves by one business day for each business day Blindstamp is waiting on you for the deposit, files, answers or approvals, or has paused work over an overdue invoice, counting each day once. The wait moves the date, not the email: Blindstamp emails the new date once for each wait, within one business day of the wait ending. Any other new date counts only if you agree to it in writing (a reply that just acknowledges it doesn’t), as does a new date agreed with a change you ask for.
- Disputes and law. Problems are raised in writing and both sides try to settle them within 14 days; after that, either can ask the NSW Small Business Commissioner for mediation. The law of New South Wales applies.
Privacy
The scoping form
The form runs entirely in your browser. Your answers are never sent to this website or stored by it. When you press “Open in my email app”, the form builds an email in your own email app, and you choose whether to send it. “Copy answers” puts the same text on your clipboard and nowhere else.
Your emails and material
What you send is used only for your jobs. It is shared with the services needed to do the work, each under its own terms: email hosting, file sharing, GitHub and Vercel for storing and testing code, Stripe for invoices, and the AI models that do the work. Some of these store data outside Australia. Beyond those, it goes only to Blindstamp’s accountant or lawyer where needed, or where the law requires. If your client’s contract limits AI tools or offshore storage, tell Blindstamp before the quote.
Working copies of a job are deleted within 30 days of sign-off unless you ask for them to be kept. Emails and invoices are kept as business records. If Blindstamp learns that your material or your client’s data has been exposed, it tells you in writing within one business day.
You can ask for a copy of what Blindstamp holds about you, or for it to be corrected or deleted, at hello@blindstamp.com.au.
This website
No cookies, analytics, tracking pixels or third-party scripts. The host, Vercel, keeps standard request logs (such as IP address, page and time) to run and protect the service.
If Blindstamp has written to you
Blindstamp writes one-to-one to agencies whose own websites publish a contact address or form. If you’d rather not hear from Blindstamp, reply “no thanks” and it won’t write again.
Start with one audit
The audit is the smallest job: one site, every finding with its evidence, and a fix list ranked by what matters most to the business, as a PDF under your agency’s name. It’s a fair way to judge the work before you send anything bigger. The sample audit shows what you’d get.
A$295. No GST is charged, because we’re not registered for it.
Start with an auditor write to hello@blindstamp.com.au