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Antimony Studio Terms & Conditions

SBT Consulting Pty Ltd (trading as Antimony Studio) ABN: 23 629 815 407 1 Wellington Street, St Kilda VIC 3182 sam@antimonystudio.com | +61 487 874 635 This Agreement sets out the terms and conditions on which SBT Consulting Pty Ltd (operating as Antimony Studio) will carry out work for you. They apply each time you request that we do work for you or carry out a project. They set out our professional services and what you can expect from us. Please read them carefully. All services provided by SBT Consulting Pty Ltd (Antimony Studio) ("us", "we", "our" or "Antimony") are supplied on these Terms and Conditions. These Terms and Conditions shall be deemed to be incorporated into any agreement between the person or other legal entity receiving such services ("you", "your" or "the Client") and us, unless otherwise agreed in writing by the parties. This Agreement supersedes any other agreement, arrangement or communication and may only be amended by a written agreement between us. 1. Engagement 1.1 You may engage us to carry out a Campaign and/or Project for you by: (a) Signing and returning a Statement of Work (SOW), Project Estimate, or Project Proposal to us; (b) Accepting a Quote or Proposal in writing; or (c) Giving us written, emailed or verbal authorisation to commence a Project. Unless we notify you otherwise, we will accept that engagement subject to these Terms and Conditions. The Project will commence when we accept the engagement. 1.2 Quotes and Estimates If we have provided you with a Quote for the Project, then that Quote: (a) Is based on the Specifications and is subject to change if the parties agree to amend the Specifications; (b) Does not include GST unless specified clearly; and (c) Is valid for 30 days from the date we issue the Quote. 1.3 The Client is responsible for distribution and governance of assets within its business and network. Antimony is not liable for unauthorised use or modification of assets once distributed. 2. Terms and Completion 2.1 The Commencement Date and Estimated Completion Date are specified in the accompanying Statement of Work or Schedule. 2.2 This Agreement remains in effect until the delivery of all contracted services or earlier termination in accordance with Section 8. 3. Project Scope and Phases 3.1 Antimony Studio will provide strategic brand, design, and digital services to the Client in accordance with the scope defined in the accompanying Statement of Work or Schedule(s). 3.2 The project deliverables, timeline, and resourcing structure are defined in the accompanying Schedule(s). All services outside this defined scope will be considered a Change Request and handled under Section 7. 4. Project Methodology 4.1 The engagement is delivered using agile sprint cycles within a structured delivery framework described in the Antimony proposal document. Regular reporting, milestone approvals, and best-practice review cycles will be conducted to ensure alignment with project goals and timeline.5. Ownership and Intellectual Property 5.1 All final deliverables produced and provided by Antimony Studio under this Agreement will become the property of the Client upon full payment of all associated fees. 5.2 Antimony Studio retains the right to use the non-confidential parts of the work for portfolio purposes, awards, and promotional materials. 5.3 All pre-existing tools, templates, systems, or proprietary methodologies used during the project shall remain the exclusive intellectual property of Antimony Studio. 5.4 To the extent permitted by law, any person who contributes material under this Agreement irrevocably consents to Antimony Studio and the Client using, editing, or omitting attribution of their work in a manner that may otherwise infringe their Moral Rights. 5.5 The Client grants the Director a perpetual, non-transferable licence to showcase the Deliverables (excluding confidential content) for portfolio use, including websites, galleries, and media. 6. Client Responsibilities 6.1 The Client agrees to: (a) Assign a dedicated decision-making representative for the duration of the project; (b) Provide access to stakeholders, information, and brand materials in a timely manner; (c) Review and approve feedback requests within three (3) business days unless otherwise agreed. 6.2 Failure to comply may result in delays or adjustments to the timeline or deliverables. 6.3 The Client must notify the Director within seven (7) days of receiving Deliverables whether they are accepted or require rectification. 6.4 The Client must submit Change Requests at least two weeks before the Completion Date. The Director will provide a quote for additional time or cost within one week. No additional work will proceed until accepted in writing by the Client. 7. Scope Management and Out-of-Scope Work 7.1 The project scope is defined by the phases and deliverables in the accompanying Schedule(s). All services outside this scope will be considered a Change Request. 7.2 Iron Triangle Protocol. The Iron Triangle Protocol governs all change management. It acknowledges the interdependence of: Scope (what is being delivered) Time (when it is delivered) Resources (who delivers it) A change in one constraint (e.g. expanded deliverables) may require changes in the others (e.g. extended deadlines or increased costs). 7.3 Upon receiving or identifying a Change Request, Antimony Studio will: (a) Assess the implications on time, cost, and resource availability; (b) Submit a written change proposal to the Client; (c) Only proceed once written approval is received from the Client. This protocol ensures transparent decision-making, protects delivery standards, and supports agile execution. 7.4 Out-of-Scope Work and Overages. All work deemed outside of the agreed project scope will be valued at $200.00 + GST per hour, or by negotiation between company directors and Antimony. 7.5 Overage Notification. Where Antimony identifies that work in a given period is likely to exceed the allocated hours or scope, Antimony will: (a) Notify the Client in writing (including via email) as soon as reasonably practicable; (b) Provide an estimate of the additional hours required and associated cost; (c) Seek written approval from the Client before proceeding with work beyond the allocated scope. 7.6 Where the Client requests or directs work that exceeds the allocated scope and Antimony proceeds in good faith to deliver that work, the Client agrees to pay for all additional hours at the out-of-scope rate specified in Section 7.4, whether or not a formal Change Request was submitted, provided that: (a) The work was requested or directed by the Client (including via email, messaging platforms, or verbal instruction during scheduled calls); and (b) Antimony has documented the additional hours and deliverables in its reporting. 7.7 In the case of retainer engagements, monthly hours are tracked and reported. If hours used in a given month exceed the agreed monthly allocation, the overage will be reported to the Client in the following month's status report. Overages not disputed within seven (7) business days of reporting will be deemed accepted. Antimony Studio  | ABN: 23629815407  | 1 Wellington Street, St Kilda VIC 3182 | accounts@antimonystudio.com8. Pausing and Termination 8.1 Pausing. Either party may pause the project with ten (10) business days' written notice. During this pause, a retainer fee of AUD $2,000 per month will be payable to retain project resources. Pauses exceeding four (4) weeks may require a new delivery schedule or scope revision. 8.2 Termination. Either party may terminate this Agreement with thirty (30) days' written notice. If termination occurs: (a) The Client will be invoiced for all work completed to date; (b) All pre-approved expenses will be reimbursed in full; (c) Any out-of-scope work completed under Section 7 will be invoiced at the rates specified therein. 8.3 Early Termination Fee. If the Client terminates after the first milestone and prior to the Completion Date, a cancellation fee of 15% of the remaining unpaid balance will be applied, unless otherwise specified in the Statement of Work. 8.4 The following clauses survive termination: (a) Section 5 (Ownership and Intellectual Property); (b) Section 9 (Confidentiality); (c) Section 12 (Limitation and Liability); (d) Section 13 (Indemnity); (e) Section 11 (NonSolicitation); (f) Section 15 (General). 8.5 Upon termination, the Client must pay for all completed work and non-cancellable approved expenses. 9. Confidentiality 9.1 Both parties agree to protect each other's confidential information and to use it only for this engagement. 9.2 Disclosure to third parties is prohibited unless legally required or explicitly approved in writing. 9.3 Each Party must: (a) Use Confidential Information only for the purposes of the Agreement; (b) Not disclose it to any third party without prior consent; (c) Take steps to safeguard its confidentiality. 10. Competitive Agreements 10.1 The Director must not work for a Competitor of the Client during the Term without written permission. 11. Non-Solicitation 11.1 During the Term and for twelve (12) months after, the Director will not: (a) Solicit the Client's staff or contractors; (b) Encourage the Client's customers to cease doing business; or (c) Hire the Client's former employees directly linked to the project unless via public recruitment. 11.2 The Client agrees not to solicit or hire any employee, contractor, or collaborator of Antimony Studio involved in the project, during the term of this Agreement and for twelve (12) months following its completion, without Antimony's prior written consent. 12. Limitation and Liability 12.1 Neither party shall be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages. 12.2 Antimony Studio's aggregate liability shall not exceed the total amount paid under this Agreement. 13. Indemnity 13.1 The Client is not liable for unauthorised variations or improper use of the Services. 13.2 The Director is not liable for indirect losses, including data or revenue, except as expressly stated. 13.3 The Director indemnifies the Client for third-party claims arising from the Director's conduct or breaches. 13.4 The Client indemnifies the Director for third-party claims arising from the Client's conduct or breaches. Antimony Studio  | ABN: 23629815407  | 1 Wellington Street, St Kilda VIC 3182 | accounts@antimonystudio.com14. Representations 14.1 Each Party warrants it has the authority to enter into this Agreement. 14.2 The Director warrants it will perform the Services with due skill, care, and diligence, and comply with applicable laws. 14.3 The Director warrants that the Services and Deliverables will not infringe any third-party Intellectual Property Rights. 14.4 The Director warrants that Deliverables will comply with Australian law and will not be defamatory or obscene. 14.5 The Client agrees to provide timely feedback on Deliverables. 14.6 The Client warrants that any content it provides does not infringe third-party rights. 15. General 15.1 Assignment. Neither Party may assign or delegate without written consent. 15.2 Counterparts. This Agreement may be executed in counterparts. 15.3 Further Assurances. Each Party will do all things reasonably required to give effect to this Agreement. 15.4 Costs. Each Party bears its own costs unless otherwise agreed. 15.5 Force Majeure. A Party affected by Force Majeure is relieved from performance for the affected period. 15.6 Severability. Any unlawful provision shall be read down or severed, with the remainder continuing in effect. 15.7 Independent Legal Advice. Each Party acknowledges the opportunity to obtain legal advice. 15.8 Governing Law and Jurisdiction. This Agreement is governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. Both parties submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of its courts for the resolution of disputes. 15.9 Dispute Resolution. If a dispute arises out of or in connection with this Agreement, the parties agree to first attempt resolution through good faith negotiation. If unresolved within fourteen (14) days, the matter will proceed to mediation administered by the Australian Disputes Centre before any legal proceedings are initiated. 15.10 Signatures. This Agreement may be executed using electronic signature systems. 15.11 Variations. Any variation must be in writing and signed by both Parties. 15.12 Entire Agreement. This document constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties and supersedes prior agreements. 16. Payments and Expenses 16.1 The Client will pay the Director in accordance with the Project Specifications or Statement of Work. 16.2 Invoices will be issued monthly unless otherwise specified in the Statement of Work. Payment is due within fourteen (14) days of receipt. 16.3 Late payments will incur interest of 5.0% per month on the overdue amount, calculated from the due date. 16.4 The Client will reimburse any pre-approved expenses incurred in relation to the Services. 16.5 Project Budget Exclusions. Unless agreed in writing, the following are excluded from the project scope: (a) Disbursements and third-party platform costs; (b) Travel expenses (charged additionally if required); (c) Advertising spend (social media, SEM); (d) Additional support or revisions beyond allocated hours or project scope, which will be charged under Section 7.
 17. Notices 17.1 All notices and formal communications must be delivered via email and confirmed by the receiving party. 17.2 Notices must be delivered to the addresses specified in the Agreement or Statement of Work. 17.3 Notices are effective upon confirmation of receipt. 18. Relationship of Parties 18.1 The Parties are independent contractors. Nothing in this Agreement creates a partnership, employment, or agency relationship. Antimony Studio  | ABN: 23629815407  | 1 Wellington Street, St Kilda VIC 3182 | accounts@antimonystudio.com19. Definitions and Interpretation In this Agreement, unless the context otherwise requires: Agreement means this agreement for professional services (including the recitals, schedules, annexes and exhibits), as may later be amended or supplemented by the Parties in writing. Business Day means Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays in Victoria, Australia. Change Request means any request for services, deliverables, or modifications outside the agreed Project Specifications, governed by Section 7. Commencement Date means the date specified in the Statement of Work or, if not specified, the date of signature by the last Party to execute this Agreement. Competitor of the Client means any third party that develops, manufactures, promotes, sells, licenses, distributes or provides products or services that are substantially similar to those of the Client. Claim means any claim, demand, suit, injury, damage, loss, cost, liability or proceeding of any kind. Completion Date means the date specified in the Statement of Work or as otherwise agreed. Confidential Information means information that: (a) is by its nature confidential; (b) is designated as confidential; or (c) a Party ought to know is confidential. It includes information about the Client's business, financials, and operations obtained by the Director during performance of the Services; trade secrets, processes, designs, inventions, and marketing data; customer lists and agreements; and any other information classified as confidential under equitable principles. Client Intellectual Property means pre-existing Intellectual Property of the Client used but not created as part of the Deliverables. Defect means any material inconsistency or failure of a Deliverable to meet the agreed Project Specifications. Deliverables means all output and work product (e.g. websites, software, documentation, designs, strategy documents) to be delivered by the Director as outlined in the Project Specifications. Deliverables Acceptance Date means the date on which the Client confirms acceptance of the Deliverables or requests rectification of Defects. Director means SBT Consulting Pty Ltd (trading as Antimony Studio). Expenses means reasonable, pre-approved expenses incurred by the Director in performing the Services. Force Majeure means events beyond a Party's reasonable control, including natural disasters, government actions, and industrial disputes. GST means goods and services tax under Australian law. Intellectual Property includes all statutory or common law rights relating to: (a) copyright; (b) patents and inventions; (c) trade marks (registered and unregistered); (d) designs; (e) confidential information; and (f) other rights resulting from intellectual activity. Material includes both tangible and intangible work items such as documents, software, or data. Out-of-Scope Rate means $200.00 + GST per hour, or as otherwise negotiated between company directors and Antimony. Payment means the fees payable under the Statement of Work or Schedule. Project Specifications means the agreed scope of work outlined in the Statement of Work or Schedule(s). Services means the services and work outlined in the Project Specifications. Statement of Work (SOW) means the document accompanying these Terms and Conditions that specifies the project scope, deliverables, timeline, fees, and payment schedule. Taxes means all applicable taxes under Australian law. Tax Invoice means an invoice issued in compliance with GST law. Term means the duration from Commencement Date to Completion Date unless terminated earlier under Section 8. Termination Payment means fees due to the Director upon termination, including all completed work, approved expenses, and any applicable early termination fee. Third Party Materials means content, software or other components not owned by the Director but used in the Deliverables. Third Party Rights means rights held by third parties over any materials included in the Deliverables. Third Party Software means software not owned by the Director but used during service delivery. Work Product means all developed work including drafts, code, graphics, designs, strategy documents, and content. 20. Entire Agreement This Agreement, including its Schedules and any accompanying Statement of Work, constitutes the full understanding between the parties and supersedes all prior discussions or representations. Any amendments must be made in writing and signed by both parties.

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