Partnership agreement

Fractional Technology Partner Agreement & Checkout Terms

Fractional Technology Partner. Provider: Def Launch, LLC ("we" / "Ahad"). Client: the business engaging us ("you").

What you're buying

A six-month fractional technology partnership: an audit of how the business actually runs, a measured baseline, systems built on your real tools, and the adoption work that makes them stick. You get documented systems you control, each with a one-page break-glass runbook. Direct access throughout, for your developers and contractors as well as for you. Two clients at a time, which is a capacity limit rather than a sales tactic.

Investment

The fee is stated in your written proposal before any work begins. Two ways to pay it: the six months up front, or split into monthly payments, which costs 10% more in total than paying up front.

The first month is paid either way

It carries the audit, the measured baseline, and your first working win. It is not refundable on either plan. What you're protected from is being stuck, not from paying for work already done.

Six months is the shape of the work, not a lock-in

If it isn't working, end it. On the monthly plan you stop and there is nothing further to pay.

If you paid up front and leave early

The months you used are charged at the monthly plan rate from your proposal, and the rest is refunded. No penalty, no clawback, no cancellation fee. Whole months only: a month you have started is a month you have used. You end up paying what the monthly plan would have cost for the time you stayed, and never more than you already paid.

What we guarantee

We guarantee our work, not your business results. We report measured outcomes against the baseline every month, including the months they fall short. We make no revenue or income guarantee.

What we don't guarantee

This is a partnership, not a staffing contract. Results depend on your team's participation, your data, and decisions that stay yours. Anything discussed about outcomes is illustrative, not a promise.

Your responsibilities

Ownership and confidentiality

Payment, disputes, and acceptance

Plain-English summary of the partnership agreement. Review with counsel before relying on it. Notice given mid-month and any notice period are not settled here and are handled in the signed services agreement.