Website terms

Updated November 7, 2026. Ad Pilot is based in Santa Cruz, California. Questions: adpilotca@gmail.com.

Using this website

This website presents Ad Pilot’s services and early-access tools. Use the tools lawfully and only submit information or content you are authorized to use. Do not attempt to access another person’s records, disrupt the service, or upload malicious content.

Estimates and agreements

Displayed prices and project plans are planning estimates unless expressly identified as an agreed invoice. Scope, deliverables, applicable taxes, third-party costs, payment dates, cancellation and refund terms must be set out in a separate written agreement before paid work begins. Selecting a budget or booking a call does not purchase a service or authorize a charge.

Results and examples

Design concepts and illustrative calculations show possibilities, not verified client outcomes. We do not guarantee traffic, search ranking, leads, sales, revenue or profit. AI and template-generated outputs need human review for accuracy, ownership rights and suitability before use.

Your content and third-party materials

You retain any rights you hold in content you submit. Only provide assets you have permission to use. Third-party names and marks belong to their respective owners. Independent concepts do not imply endorsement, affiliation or a client relationship. Contact us with any ownership concern so it can be reviewed.

External services and availability

External booking, payment, hosting and connected-account services have their own terms. Features may be unavailable if their providers or integrations are not configured. Do not rely on a preview as confirmation that a payment, email, campaign or booking has completed.

Questions and consumer rights

Contact adpilotca@gmail.com about service issues or accessibility needs. Nothing in these website terms removes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded. These general website terms do not replace a signed project agreement or create a blanket waiver of liability.

Before public launch

The operator’s legal business name and mailing address, service-specific agreement and final policies require confirmation. These website terms should be reviewed by a qualified lawyer for the business’s actual operations.