Terms and Conditions

RafterNod provides contractor accounts and project workspaces. Current features include project and progress records, photo and voice-note attachments, and customer progress links that show published updates and photos marked customer-visible.

A customer progress link can be opened by someone who has the link, without a contractor sign-in. Contractors should review the project information and photos selected for the customer view before sharing a link.

The current offer is a 14-day free trial with no card required to start. The available plans are $59 per month or $588 per year. The annual plan is also shown as $49 per month when billed annually.

RafterNod’s current signup and workspace copy says to choose a paid plan before the trial ends to keep workspace access. The app provides hosted Stripe checkout for a selected subscription plan.

The product information available for this draft does not establish when a paid subscription is charged, whether or when it renews, how cancellation works, what refunds are available, or how taxes are handled. The owner must confirm those details before publication; this page does not set them.

The following legal and service terms are not verified in the repository and are intentionally left for owner review:

• The full legal name and address of the contracting organization, account eligibility, and any minimum age requirement.
• Subscription charge timing, renewal, cancellation steps, refunds, taxes, and any plan limits or additional charges.
• User responsibilities, acceptable-use rules, rights to uploaded and generated content, and permission to display project information to link recipients.
• Service availability commitments, warranties, liability limits, suspension and termination rules, and dispute procedures.
• The governing law and venue, notices, and how changes to these terms take effect.

For questions about this draft, contact RafterNod at rafternod@polsia.app. The owner should confirm the correct legal notices and support contact before treating these terms as final.