Which agreement wins
These terms govern this website. Client work is governed by a separate master services agreement and a statement of work per engagement, and where those differ from anything here, they take precedence.
By using reactdevstudio.com you accept the terms below. They are short on purpose, and where a term exists to protect us rather than you, the text says so instead of hiding it in a clause.
What this site is
This site is operated by reactdevstudio, Pune, Maharashtra, India. Notices under these terms go to connect@reactdevstudio.com. What you are reading is a description of a small software studio and the work it does. Nothing on it is an offer capable of acceptance, and nothing on it forms a contract. Rates, timelines, availability and engagement models are indicative and change. The binding version of any commercial term is the one in a signed statement of work.
Contacting us does not start an engagement
Sending an enquiry, booking a call, or describing a problem to us creates no obligation on either side. We may decline work for any reason, including that it sits outside React and Node, and we do so most months. An engagement begins when a statement of work is signed by both parties and not before.
What you send us
Do not send confidential material through the contact form or in a first email. The form is handled by a third party processor, named in our privacy policy, so a first message is the wrong place for anything sensitive. If the conversation needs detail under NDA, say so and we will sign one first, usually the same day. Anything you send before an NDA is in place we treat as confidential in practice, but you should not rely on that.
The commercial terms, in summary
These are the defaults that appear in our agreements. They are here because most vendor sites make you sign before you can read them.
Full text of each sits in the master services agreement, available on request before you commit to anything. See also how engagements are structured.
Intellectual property on this site
The words, layout, code and design of this website belong to us. Read it, quote it, link to it, send it to a colleague. Do not republish it wholesale as your own agency copy, which happens more than you would think in this industry.
Third party names and logos shown in the stack sections belong to their respective owners and appear to describe the tools we use. Their presence implies no endorsement, partnership or affiliation.
Accuracy, and the limits of it
We write the technical content here ourselves and check it, including the cost figures and the timings. It still goes out of date, and some of it is our judgement rather than settled fact. Rates change, tooling changes, and our opinion on Next.js will probably change too. Decisions with money attached should be based on a conversation and a written scope, not on a page you read once.
External links are provided because they are useful. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for what they say.
Liability
The honest version: we are not liable for losses arising from your use of this website, including decisions taken on the basis of content here. Liability arising from actual client work is capped and defined in the master services agreement, where it belongs, and is negotiated rather than imposed.
Nothing here excludes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, for fraud, or for anything else which cannot lawfully be excluded.
Governing law
These website terms are governed by the laws of India and the courts of Pune, Maharashtra have exclusive jurisdiction. If any part of these terms turns out to be unenforceable, the rest still applies and that part is read down to the smallest change that makes it work. If we do not enforce something on one occasion, we have not given it up. Client agreements are frequently governed by English or US state law instead, depending on where you are, and we are comfortable with either. That is a negotiation, not a condition.
Changes
We update these terms as the business changes, with the version and date shown at the top of this page. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the revised terms. Last reviewed August 2026.
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