This page covers the site you are reading, and nothing else. We write the terms of any paid work into the scope we agree with you.
Evensteer runs this website, evensteer.com. Evensteer is where agentic AI meets human intelligence, handling the website and tech setup, marketing, sales, leads and admin for small businesses, coaches, freelancers and mentors. The founder, Shaikh Amir Hussain, answers the contact form himself.
The company’s full legal name is in the scope for any paid work. So is the country whose law applies. We don’t set them here, because this page is about the website.
We wrote this page in plain words so you can read it without a lawyer. It is not legal advice, and it does not replace advice about your own situation.
These terms cover using the site. Reading a page, following a link, filling in the contact form. That is all they cover.
They are not a services agreement. Evensteer writes scope per client, so there is no standard package to publish. We write all of that into the scope you agree before work starts. It covers:
The work ships under your name, and you approve every piece before it goes live. Those points sit in your scope, not on this page.
The pages describe what Evensteer does. They are here to help you decide whether to write in. Reading a page, or sending the form, does not create a contract and does not commit either of us to anything.
Evensteer publishes no price list. Any money figure you see on the site is describing the wider market, not quoting your work. Your price comes from your scope, in writing, after we understand what you need.
Pages change. We can update or drop services, wording and examples without notice. Nothing on the site promises that a service will still be offered on the day you read about it.
The statistics on this site come from public research and public reports. The page that uses a number cites its source, so you can check the figure yourself.
Those numbers describe other businesses. They are context, not a forecast. The 42 hours a business takes on average to answer a new lead is a fact about the market. It is not a prediction about you.
If you think a figure is wrong or has aged out, tell us. We will check it and correct the page.
The copy, design, layout, logo and name Evensteer belong to Evensteer. So does the research written into these pages. You can read the site, print a page, and share a link with anyone. You can quote a short passage if you name Evensteer and link to the page you took it from.
You cannot republish a page as your own or rebuild the site under another name. You also cannot use the Evensteer name or logo in a way that suggests we work together when we do not.
Work made for a paying client is a separate matter. That is covered in the client’s scope, and it ships under the client’s own name.
Use the site the way any visitor would. A short list of what not to do:
Some pages link out to research, reports and public posts. Those sites are not ours. We link to them because they back up a point, not because we stand behind everything on them. Once you follow a link, that site’s own terms and privacy practices apply.
We check what we publish. Even so, we do not promise the site will be free of mistakes or available at all times. We offer it as it is. Text can be wrong. Links break.
If something here costs you money, what we owe is limited. Evensteer is not liable for money or business you lose after acting on something you read here. The law where you live may say otherwise, and it comes first. If you have a paid engagement with us, the limits for that work are the ones written into your scope. This page does not change them.
We can change these terms. The version on this page is the version that applies, and a change takes effect the day it is posted. If you keep using the site after that, you are using it under the new terms. No change here touches a scope you have already signed.
No. The terms on evensteer.com cover use of the website only. Evensteer sets out the terms of any paid work in a written scope that each client agrees to before work starts. That scope covers what is delivered, what it costs and how the engagement ends. Evensteer writes scope per client, so there is no standard client contract published on the site.
No. The site is for information only. Nothing on it is an offer, a quote or a contract, and Evensteer publishes no price list. You get a price when we write it into the scope for your work.
They come from public research and public reports, and the page that uses a number cites its source, so you can check the figure yourself. The numbers describe the wider market. They are not results Evensteer promises you.
Evensteer operates the site, and the founder, Shaikh Amir Hussain, answers the contact form himself. The written scope for a paid engagement gives the full name of the operating entity. The website does not.
The written scope agreed for a paid engagement sets out the governing law, not Evensteer’s website terms. These website terms do not name a country’s law. If that matters to your decision, ask before you sign anything.
You can quote a short passage if you name Evensteer and link to the page you took it from. You cannot republish a whole page or copy the design. You also cannot use the Evensteer name or logo in a way that suggests a partnership that does not exist. The copy, design, logo and name belong to Evensteer.
The version published on Evensteer’s terms of use page is the version that applies, and a change takes effect the day it is posted. Using the site after that means using it under the new terms. If you have already signed a client scope, a change here does not affect it. That document says how it can be changed.
No. Evensteer’s website terms explain in plain words how you may use evensteer.com. They are not legal advice and do not replace advice about your own situation. For that, talk to a lawyer where you live.