Plain-English service information for SiteChase visitors and audit requesters.
Last updated: July 4, 2026.
These terms describe the general rules for using the SiteChase website and requesting SEO or AI-visibility services.
SiteChase provides evidence-backed recommendations, reporting, and approved action. We do not guarantee rankings, traffic, leads, revenue, AI citations, map-pack placement, or search-engine outcomes.
The free audit is an initial review based on public website signals, professional tools, and AI-assisted checks. It is not a complete technical implementation, legal review, or guarantee of results.
SiteChase is built around approved action. Unless a separate written agreement says otherwise, implementation recommendations should be reviewed and approved before changes are made to a client website or business profile.
Paid services, implementation work, reporting cadence, access requirements, and deliverables are defined by the plan or agreement in place. Some implementation work may be scoped separately or included at higher tiers depending on the plan.
Clients are responsible for providing accurate business information, access where needed, and approval for changes. SiteChase does not create fake locations, fake reviews, deceptive claims, or unsupported guarantees.
SiteChase may reference or use professional SEO, analytics, search, crawl, speed, and reporting tools. References to third-party tools do not imply endorsement or sponsorship by those providers.
Recommendations are based on available evidence at the time of review. Search systems, AI answer surfaces, competitors, and local results can change over time.
To the extent allowed by law, SiteChase is not liable for indirect, incidental, or consequential damages arising from use of the website or general recommendations.
These terms are intended for a Florida-based U.S. service business unless updated in a signed agreement.
Review note: this page is a practical business draft for transparency and should be reviewed by Tom and/or qualified counsel before being treated as final legal advice.