Wu Logic Limited · New Zealand
Terms of service
Your website, your content and our responsibilities.
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Revision dated 13 November 2026 · Document version 2026-11-13
1. Who we are and who can use SiSite
SiSite is the website builder and hosting service operated by Wu Logic Limited (“we”, “us”), Hamilton, New Zealand. These terms are an agreement with the New Zealand business, including a sole trader, that uses SiSite (“you”). They cover free editing, accounts and eligible paid hosting. Anyone accepting for a business must have legal capacity and authority to bind it. Visitors to a published business website are not subscribers merely because they visit or submit an enquiry. Our Subscription terms, Acceptable use, Customer data terms and Templates and content terms form part of this agreement where relevant. Our Privacy statement explains information handling; accepting this agreement is not blanket consent to unrelated uses of personal information. Contact us at support@wulogic.co.nz.
2. What the service includes
SiSite lets you create a website, save drafts and, with an eligible subscription or access grant, publish it. It provides website display and contact enquiries. It does not provide a shop, online sales, appointment booking or payment collection for your customers. A contact enquiry is not a confirmed booking or order. Your dealings with visitors are your responsibility.
3. Drafts, accounts and hosting
Guest drafts and images are stored in your browser and may be lost if you clear its storage or change devices. Signing in through your Wu Logic account lets you save a cloud copy. Keep your account secure and tell us about suspected misuse. A reserved website address is not ownership of a domain: draft reservations can expire after seven days. Publishing requires an available address and current hosting access. Custom domains are not currently supported.
4. Your content and permission to host it
You retain your rights in your content. You give us permission to store, copy, resize, deliver and display it as needed to operate your website and provide the service, including through our service providers. This is not permission to use private enquiries for unrelated marketing. Only upload content you are entitled to use. Obtain appropriate permission for customer photographs, testimonials, names and other personal information.
5. Accurate and lawful websites
You are responsible for your business identity, claims, contact details and privacy notice. Replace fictional sample businesses, testimonials and claims before publication. Do not present generated example images as photographs of your actual work. Follow our Acceptable use policy. Our templates and privacy guidance help you prepare your site; they cannot determine every obligation of your particular business.
6. Paid subscriptions
Our Subscription terms describe prices, GST, trials, recurring billing and cancellation when paid checkout is available to you. Viewing a plan or accepting these general terms does not start a subscription. A subscription belongs to one website and starts only after you separately agree to recurring payments and complete checkout. Unpublishing or ceasing to edit does not cancel billing. Use the cancellation control in your account or contact support if you cannot access it.
7. Availability and changes
We will use reasonable care and skill to provide SiSite. Maintenance, outages, network failures and security incidents may interrupt access or email delivery. Keep copies of important content and enquiries where available; this does not excuse our failure to take reasonable care. We do not promise uninterrupted service, search rankings or business results. We may reasonably change the service or terms to improve functionality, address costs or risks, or meet legal requirements. We will email at least 30 days before a material change that adversely affects you, identifying the change and its effective date. Subscription base-price changes apply only to a renewal after that notice period, not a period already paid for. GST changes follow the separate notice and paid-period protections in the Prices and GST section of our Subscription terms. If another material adverse change affects your prepaid service and you do not accept it, contact us before it takes effect to end the affected subscription and receive a refund for the unused prepaid period from the end date. Changes required by law or urgent security needs may take effect sooner; we will explain them as soon as reasonably practicable and the same exit and unused-period refund option applies. Ordinary renewal cancellation is explained in the Subscription terms.
8. Business use and consumer law
SiSite is supplied for business use in New Zealand. You confirm that you acquire the service in trade for the purposes of your business, and we supply it in trade. To the extent permitted by section 43 of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993, we and you agree in writing that that Act does not apply to this business supply. This exclusion operates only where all statutory conditions are met, including that it is fair and reasonable for the parties to be bound by it; accepting these terms does not by itself establish that condition. If the exclusion is not lawful or effective for a supply, the Act continues to apply to that supply. Nothing in these terms excludes rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded, including applicable protections under the Fair Trading Act 1986 and Privacy Act 2020. Those protections take priority over any inconsistent liability, cancellation or refund provision.
9. Responsibility and limits of liability
Each party is responsible for reasonably foreseeable direct loss caused by its breach of this agreement or negligence, subject to the limits below, and must take reasonable steps to reduce loss. Loss is not excluded merely because it concerns data or enquiries; reasonable recovery costs may be direct loss. To the extent permitted by law, neither party is liable to the other for indirect or consequential loss. Each party’s total liability to the other arising from SiSite, in contract, tort (including negligence) or otherwise, is limited to the greater of NZ$100 or the fees you paid us for the affected website in the 12 months before the event giving rise to the claim. The monetary cap and exclusion of indirect or consequential loss do not limit your specific third-party content indemnity in the next clause, which has its own scope and safeguards. These exclusions and limits also do not apply to fraud, wilful misconduct, liability that cannot lawfully be limited, your obligation to pay agreed subscription fees, or our express obligation to refund unused prepaid fees under these terms. They do not limit a person’s statutory privacy rights or a regulator’s powers.
10. Your content and third-party claims
You must have the rights and lawful authority needed for content you supply, upload or instruct us to publish. You indemnify Wu Logic Limited against damages and costs finally awarded to a third party, settlements approved under this clause, and reasonable external legal costs actually incurred in defending a third-party claim, to the extent caused by that content infringing intellectual property, violating privacy or other legal rights, or being unlawful, in breach of your obligations under this agreement. This indemnity has no contractual monetary cap and is separate from the ordinary liability limits in the preceding clause. It does not cover losses to the extent caused by our breach, negligence or wilful misconduct, our use of content outside your authorised instructions, or defects in unmodified materials supplied by us rather than by you. We must promptly notify you where lawful, take reasonable steps to reduce loss, provide relevant information and a reasonable opportunity to participate in the defence, and avoid unnecessary costs; delay in notice reduces your liability to the extent it materially prejudices your defence. Neither party may settle at the other’s expense or admit liability on the other’s behalf without prior written consent, which must not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. A complaint alone does not establish your liability; this clause does not give us an automatic right to debit your payment card or charge a penalty. It does not delay lawful takedown or urgent protective action, and applies only to the extent permitted by law.
11. Restrictions and ending service
We may restrict content or access where reasonably necessary to address unlawful activity, security risks, non-payment or a material breach. Where practicable we will explain the reason and allow an opportunity to resolve it or appeal. Urgent action may be necessary. You can cancel and stop using SiSite at any time. Contact us to request account closure or help retrieving information. Closure, unpublishing and subscription cancellation are different actions; our Data and account closure page explains them. If we decide to stop providing SiSite, we will give at least 60 days’ notice where practicable, help you retrieve your information and refund the unused portion of any prepaid subscription period.
12. General
New Zealand law applies, and New Zealand courts (including the Disputes Tribunal where it has jurisdiction) have non-exclusive jurisdiction. We may send notices to the email address for your account; you can send notices to us using the Contact and complaints details. If part of these terms is unenforceable, the rest continues to apply. Nothing in these terms removes rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded.
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