Terms

Effective from: 7 June 2026

Service provider: Ecosander OÜ, registry code 10671215, Tõru tn 1, Rakvere, Estonia. Email: info@esitlus.ee. Phone: +372 5051878.

General

Esitlus.ee provides services that help make B2B presentations, proposals, sales materials, internal materials and other decision materials clearer, easier to understand and more practical to use. The services are intended for companies and organisations.

Sending a request is not an order

Submitting a form, uploading a file or creating an order summary on the website does not automatically mean ordering work or issuing an invoice. The purpose of a request is to assess the material, goal, workload, suitable next step, deadline and potential confidentiality needs.

Paid work starts only after the parties have agreed at least the scope, price or price range and deadline.

Work process

1. The client sends a request, description or material.
2. Esitlus.ee assesses the type, goal, scope and next step.
3. Additional information is requested if needed.
4. The client receives an assessment, price range or offer.
5. Work starts after the agreement is confirmed.
6. The agreed output is delivered, for example as PowerPoint, PDF, text document, improvement plan or another agreed format.

Services and prices

Prices shown on the website are generally starting prices or price ranges. The final price depends on material volume, goal, audience, deadline and depth of work. Additional work is agreed separately before it is done.

Deadlines and revision rounds

The deadline is agreed before work starts. Unless otherwise stated in the offer, paid work generally includes one agreed revision round. A new direction, new audience or substantially changed brief may mean additional work.

Client responsibility

The client is responsible for the input, facts, prices, technical data, business claims and the right to use the submitted material. Esitlus.ee improves message, structure, readability and use logic, but does not take final responsibility for client-provided specialist facts.

Confidentiality

Esitlus.ee treats submitted materials confidentially. Materials are not shared with third parties, used as public examples or marketing material, or used as the basis for other client work without permission.

If the material is very sensitive, the client may send a reduced version or ask what is needed for assessment. A separate confidentiality confirmation or NDA can be agreed if needed.

File retention

If the work does not continue or no other agreement is made, uploaded files are retained for up to 30 days and then deleted. If work starts, related materials may be retained as necessary for delivery, quality control, revision rounds, proof of agreement or legal obligations.

Intellectual property and use rights

The client’s original material remains the client’s property. After payment, unless otherwise agreed, the client may use materials delivered by Esitlus.ee in ordinary business use.

Results and limitations

The goal of Esitlus.ee is to make material clearer and more usable. Esitlus.ee does not guarantee a specific sales result, transaction, investor or partner decision, or a specific number of enquiries or meetings.

Regional and package-specific terms

Some services, packages, prices, payment methods, delivery formats and communication rules may depend on the specific service package, target region or landing page through which the service is purchased.

If a package page, landing page, checkout page or payment confirmation describes a specific scope, delivery format, communication model or limitation, those package-specific terms apply to that purchase in addition to these general terms.

Prepaid async review packages

Some international review packages are provided as prepaid asynchronous written services. In these packages, work starts only after payment has been completed and the required input form and suitable material have been submitted.

Standard prepaid async review packages do not include live calls, long pre-project consultations, WhatsApp consulting, repeated revision rounds, partner search, investor search, sales outreach or guaranteed business results unless explicitly stated in the package description.

File and material handling

For security reasons, certain packages may accept only limited file formats. In the first version of the emerging markets review service, submitted materials should be provided as PDF files unless otherwise agreed.

We may reject files that are unsafe, corrupted, password-protected, executable, compressed, unusually large, unreadable or otherwise unsuitable for the service. Payment does not guarantee that every submitted file or project will be accepted.

If a submitted file is rejected for security, format or suitability reasons, the customer may be asked to submit a replacement file. If the project cannot be accepted, refund handling follows the applicable service terms and the stage of work already completed.

Safe deliverables

Standard review outputs are delivered as plain-text email and/or PDF reports. We do not send macro-enabled Office files, compressed archives or unexpected attachments as part of standard review packages.

Right to decline work

We may decline or discontinue work if the country, company, payment route, material, file, requested work or expected outcome is not suitable for the service or cannot be accepted under applicable legal, compliance, sanctions, payment, confidentiality or security requirements.

No guarantee of business results

Our work can help improve the clarity, structure, credibility and usability of B2B material. It does not guarantee sales, funding, investor interest, partner replies, public funding decisions or any other business result.

Complaints, invoices and payment

If the client is not satisfied with the work, they should contact info@esitlus.ee as soon as possible. The official invoice is prepared separately in accounting software or another agreed billing channel. The website order summary is not an invoice or an automatically confirmed order.

Applicable law

Estonian law applies. The parties aim to resolve disagreements first through negotiation.

Last updated: 14 June 2026