Terms & legal notice

Terms under Turkish law for your private website preview and any separately agreed paid project.

Last updated: 28 September 2026

Service provider and legal notice

Digitalization, website and software services on this website are provided by the sole proprietor named below:

In these terms, “we” and “us” refer to the provider identified above, whose official business address is in Türkiye. RobinByte identifies the services presented on this website; your quote and project agreement identify the contracting provider.

Who these services are for

Our services are currently offered only to customers acting for their business, trade or professional work. This includes self-employed people buying for their business. We do not currently offer these services for personal consumer purchases.

Browsing the site or sending an enquiry does not place an order. The agreed project scope, quote and any individually agreed terms set out the work you choose to buy. Individual agreements take precedence over standard terms, and mandatory legal rights remain unaffected.

We identify the applicable terms with your quote or project agreement before you accept a quote for paid work, in a form you can keep. These website terms alone do not create a paid contract. Describing the service as business-only does not remove any mandatory protection that applies to a particular customer or transaction.

We give you an opportunity to review the applicable terms before acceptance. Updating this page does not retrospectively change an accepted project or authorise additional charges.

Your free, private website preview

We prepare a brochure-style website that introduces your business and services. It is shared privately for your review, rather than published as a live website serving your customers. Your existing website and accounts remain unchanged during this stage.

Preparation and review require no upfront payment and no commitment to buy. Your seven-day review starts on the day we send the first private preview link. If you need longer, you can request an extension; we agree any revised dates with you.

Any conditions for reviewing the private preview are supplied with its link and do not create an obligation to buy.

Public business information can help us prepare a relevant preview. Being available online does not itself permit reuse of photographs, protected text, logos or other materials. We use such material only where we have the necessary rights or permission, or use licensed alternatives or placeholders. This also applies while a preview is private and free.

Changes included in the review

Basic and medium-complexity changes within the brochure-site scope are free during review. These can include correcting business information, changing text, images or layouts, and adding information pages for your services. We can also explore a different design direction.

Larger features, such as an online shop, a full booking system or a customer-management application, are separate work. Other digital services are also scoped and quoted separately. Additional paid work requires an agreement on its scope and price.

Your quote and decision

After the review, we provide an individual quote for the website and work you need. You have three days to consider it. If the review period changes, we confirm the updated quotation and decision timing.

Before you buy, the quote and project agreement identify the deliverables, website price, recurring hosting, any optional maintenance, applicable taxes, separately agreed third-party costs, payment arrangements and delivery details.

The sample invoice shown on the site is an illustration, not a price list or an offer for your project. Example websites are design concepts, not customer projects or a promise of a particular business result.

The preview never becomes a paid order automatically. Silence or an unanswered reminder does not accept a quote, create a payment obligation or start a subscription.

Scope, approvals and cooperation

The project agreement sets out the pages, functions, deliverables, supported environments, timetable and customer inputs. Please appoint an authorised contact and provide the necessary information, materials, access and approvals. Changes affecting price or delivery require a separate agreement before the additional work starts.

If a delay in necessary inputs or an agreed payment affects a paid project, we explain its effect on the schedule. Any suspension or termination must follow the agreement and applicable law, with notice and a reasonable opportunity to resolve the issue where required. Urgent security measures or mandatory legal action may require immediate action.

Approval and publication

We publish your website only after you explicitly approve the final version, confirm your purchase and pay the agreed amount. The domain, required access, handover and launch arrangements are agreed before publication. No fixed completion or launch date applies unless agreed for your project.

We confirm important content with you before publication. Approval does not remove either party’s legal responsibilities.

Designs, code and intellectual property

A private preview is supplied for evaluation. It does not authorise publication, resale or production use of the draft. Your existing content remains yours. The project agreement identifies the files, licences and economic rights included in the purchase, together with any agreed payment conditions.

Transfers or licences of economic rights subject to Law No. 5846 must meet its written-form requirements and specify the relevant rights individually. Delivery of files or payment alone does not transfer all intellectual-property rights. Reusable provider materials retain their rights unless validly licensed or transferred. Third-party and open-source components remain subject to their respective right holders’ licence terms.

You are responsible for the accuracy and lawful use of the business information and materials you supply. We may request evidence of permission and decline content that would infringe rights or law. This does not remove our own legal responsibilities or make you responsible for faults attributable to us.

Hosting, maintenance and moving your site

Hosting has a recurring charge while your website is hosted with us. Its billing period and the arrangements for ending or moving the service are stated in your agreement. Maintenance is optional, with its scope and cost agreed separately; buying the website does not require a maintenance package.

You may move your website to another provider. Handover and migration arrangements are agreed for the project. Hosting charges to us do not continue once the website has moved away; services you choose with another provider have their own terms and costs.

We correct errors caused by our work without charge, whether or not you buy maintenance. New features, expanded scope and separate services are quoted separately. Your statutory rights in relation to the work remain unaffected.

Service commitments and responsibility

Our commitments are the agreed deliverables and services, carried out with the care required by law. Unless expressly agreed, we do not promise a particular sales result, visitor count or search ranking. Illustrative designs, examples and sample invoices are not guarantees of performance or a quotation for your project.

Availability, backups, updates and support responsibilities are specified for the service you buy. Events outside reasonable control may affect delivery; we inform you and take reasonable steps to limit their effects. A third-party outage does not automatically remove our responsibility for our own performance or service-provider choices.

No provision excludes liability for intentional misconduct or gross negligence, or any obligation or remedy that cannot lawfully be restricted. Any project-specific allocation of risk remains subject to mandatory law and the rules on general terms in the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098.

If you decide not to buy

You owe nothing for preparing the preview, reviewing it or making the included free changes. The preview closes, and you are welcome to contact us again later. Any follow-up is subject to applicable communication rules and your choices; it never creates an obligation to proceed. We respect requests to stop promotional contact.

If you decline, we remove the private preview from the internet and delete the draft website and its assets. This concerns the website draft; separate enquiry, contractual or legally required records are handled as explained in the Privacy policy.

Projects involving personal information

Hosting, appointment booking, customer-management and similar services may involve personal information about your customers or staff. Before that processing starts, we agree the parties’ responsibilities and any legally required data-processing agreement, including the relevant service providers, security, deletion and international-transfer arrangements. A website purchase is not permission to use customer or staff information for unrelated purposes.

Applicable legal rights

These terms are prepared under Turkish law, including the Turkish Code of Obligations No. 6098. Mandatory legal provisions remain applicable. A request to discuss a problem with us does not prevent you from exercising a legal remedy or extend a statutory time limit.

Jurisdiction follows the applicable procedural rules. Any separate written choice-of-court agreement must satisfy Articles 17 and 18 of the Code of Civil Procedure No. 6100 and cannot override mandatory jurisdiction. This page does not impose exclusive jurisdiction or compulsory arbitration; legally required mediation remains applicable where the law provides for it.

Questions and project-specific arrangements

If anything about the scope, quote or service is unclear, contact contact@robinbyte.com before deciding. A change to the scope or paid arrangements needs to be agreed; publishing an updated version of this page does not by itself change an existing individual agreement.

How this website handles personal information is explained in the Privacy policy.