DeepCurrent

Terms of service — plain English

Our terms of service, in plain English

Before anything else: this is a plain-English summary, written so you can actually read it. It is not the agreement itself. The full Terms of Service are what you agree to, and if anything here differs from them, they win.

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Deep Current is built by Deep Development & Design LLC, for businesses like this one.
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    Who you're agreeing with

    Deep Current is built and run by Deep Development & Design LLC, based in Pennsylvania. When you sign up, you're agreeing with us.

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    What you're paying for

    Whichever plan you pick — Standard, Plus, Full Service, or a done-for-you plan — billed monthly, starting from the plan you chose at signup.

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    Month to month, no contract

    Cancel any time with a month's notice. You're billed through the end of that month, and then it stops. No early-termination fee, no fine print about a locked-in term.

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    Your content and your domain are yours

    The pages, photos and copy on the site belong to the business, not to us. If you ever leave, you take the site and its domain with you.

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    The AI allowance, honestly

    Every plan includes a monthly allowance for AI-driven changes to the site and its marketing. Go over it and you're billed a small amount for the extra — you're warned first, and you're never cut off mid-month.

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    No promises about rankings

    We measure and report where the business stands in search and with AI assistants. We don't promise a specific ranking, position, or number of leads — nobody controls that completely, and we won't pretend otherwise.

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    What can get an account suspended

    Illegal content, using the platform to abuse or spam other people, or non-payment after we've reached out about it. Outside of that, the account is yours to run as you like.

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    Accounts you connect

    When you connect a Facebook, Instagram, Google, LinkedIn, X or YouTube account, you're telling us we may post and read results on your behalf. You stay the owner of those accounts, that platform's own terms still apply to them, and you can disconnect at any time from inside Deep Current or from the platform's own settings. What we post is what you scheduled — we don't post anything you haven't approved.

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    If these terms change

    We'll tell you by email before anything meaningful changes — not silently update this page and hope you notice.

The agreement itself

This page is the short version. The Terms of Service are the document you actually agree to when you sign up.

Ask us directly

Anything here unclear, email or call and we'll walk through it with you.