Public Offer Agreement

for the Provision of Informational Digital Products and Consulting Services · Last updated: May 03, 2026

1. General Provisions

1.1. This Public Offer Agreement constitutes an official offer by Natural Person-Entrepreneur Maryna Lisichenko, registered under Extract from the Unified State Register № 265026103743 (the "Contractor"), to provide informational digital products and consulting services to any individual or legal entity (the "Client") per stated terms.

1.2. Pursuant to Articles 633 and 641 of the Civil Code of Ukraine, this document constitutes a public offer. Acceptance occurs when the Client demonstrates consent through payment, application completion, or actual receipt of products or services.

2. Subject of the Agreement

2.1. The Contractor provides:

• Informational digital products: online courses, downloadable guides, templates, playbooks, checklists, and self-paced training materials in digital marketing
• Consulting services: individual or group consultations in digital marketing, Google Ads, Meta Ads, AI, and related fields

Products and Services are collectively called "Deliverables."

2.2. Specific scope, format, and delivery procedures are determined through website applications, notifications, messenger communications, or email.

3. Rights and Obligations of the Parties

Contractor's Rights

• Receive payment for Deliverables
• Determine delivery forms and service methods
• Engage third parties for obligation fulfillment

Contractor's Obligations

• Provide Deliverables within agreed scope and timeframes
• Maintain Client information confidentiality
• Deliver digital Products to the Client's specified email address within the agreed timeframe after payment is confirmed

Client's Rights

• Receive quality Deliverables
• Request explanations and clarifications

Client's Obligations

• Make timely, full payment
• Provide accurate necessary information
• Use the Products solely for personal, non-commercial purposes and refrain from copying, distributing, reselling, or transferring them to third parties

4. Price and Payment Procedure

4.1. Deliverable costs derive from the Contractor's current rates published at marketinglisitsa.com or communicated otherwise.

4.2. Payment transfers to the Contractor's bank account or through mutually agreed methods.

4.3. For digital Products: the Contractor fulfills obligations upon sending materials to the specified email address. Delivery confirmation occurs regardless of whether the Client opened or downloaded materials.

4.4. For consulting Services: obligation fulfillment occurs upon completing agreed consultation sessions.

5. Intellectual Property

5.1. All digital Products, including courses, guides, templates, checklists, and accompanying materials, constitute the Contractor's exclusive intellectual property protected by copyright law.

5.2. Product purchase grants the Client a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable personal use license only. The Client shall not:

• Copy, reproduce, or duplicate Products wholly or partially
• Distribute, publish, or transfer Products to third parties
• Resell, sublicense, or commercialize Products
• Modify, create derivative works, or use Products for AI model training

5.3. Unauthorized intellectual property use entitles the Contractor to seek compensation and remedies under Ukrainian and international law.

6. Liability of the Parties

6.1. Parties bear liability for non-performance or improper performance per Ukrainian legislation.

6.2. The Contractor bears no liability for:

• Deliverable provision inability due to uncontrollable circumstances (internet failures, software malfunctions, third-party actions)
• Client use of received information and its consequences
• Client's failure achieving specific business results, as outcomes depend on individual Client efforts

7. Force Majeure

7.1. Parties are released from liability for non-performance during force majeure circumstances.

7.2. Force majeure includes: natural disasters, war acts, epidemics, strikes, embargoes, boycotts, and governmental decisions preventing agreement performance.

7.3. Official documents confirming force majeure circumstances, per Ukrainian law, evidence their occurrence and cessation. Affected parties must promptly provide written notification.

7.4. A Party relying on force majeure receives liability release only if circumstances arose post-agreement, resulted from uncontrollable events, and the Party took necessary preventive measures.

8. Refund Policy

8.1. Refund conditions are governed by the Contractor's Refund Policy, which forms an integral agreement component.

8.2. Due to digital product nature, refunds after the Product has been delivered (sent to the Client's email) are not provided, except in cases of material non-conformity of the Product with its description.

8.3. Consulting Services refund requests must be submitted no later than 24 hours before scheduled consultation sessions.

9. Dispute Resolution

9.1. All disputes and disagreements are resolved through negotiation.

9.2. If parties fail reaching agreement or one avoids negotiation, disputes proceed to court per Ukrainian legislation.

10. Personal Data Protection

10.1. The Contractor processes Client personal data per Ukraine's "On Personal Data Protection" Law solely for proper agreement performance.

10.2. Agreement acceptance grants consent for personal data processing and storage (full name, contact details, payment details), as well as third-party transfer when necessary for obligation fulfillment (banking institutions, postal and courier services, hosting providers, email delivery services).

10.3. The Contractor undertakes to:

• Ensure adequate Client personal data protection against unauthorized access, loss, unlawful processing, or dissemination
• Refrain from disclosing Client personal data to third parties without consent, except per agreement or Ukrainian law provisions

10.4. The Client has the right to:

• Request personal data clarification or correction
• Demand processing restriction or termination, provided this doesn't hinder agreement performance
• Withdraw personal data processing consent through written notice

10.5. The Contractor stores Client personal data only as long as necessary for processing purposes, after which data is deleted or destroyed per applicable Ukrainian legislation.

11. Term of the Agreement

11.1. The Agreement is deemed concluded upon Client Acceptance and remains effective until full party obligation performance.

12. Final Provisions

12.1. The Contractor reserves the right to amend agreement terms. Current versions are published at marketinglisitsa.com.

12.2. Agreement acceptance confirms the Client has read, understood, and fully accepted its terms.

12.3. The Privacy Policy and Refund Policy published on the Contractor's website form integral agreement components.

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