Terms of Use
Last updated 2026-05-10. These terms govern your use of plucore.com and inquiries submitted through it. They are not the engagement contract, that's a separate signed agreement.
1. Use of the site
You may use this site for personal and business research, to read our content, and to contact us about engagements. You may not scrape, mass-download, or use the site to develop a competing product. Automated access (other than reasonable indexing by search engines and AI crawlers we explicitly allow in robots.txt) is not permitted.
2. Content
All content on this site, copy, design, code, illustrations, is owned by Plucore unless attributed otherwise. You can quote up to a paragraph with a link back to the source. For longer reuse, ask first: am@plucore.com.
3. Inquiries and engagements
Submitting the contact form, booking a call, or messaging us on WhatsApp does not create a client-vendor relationship or any commitment by either party. Engagements begin when both parties sign a written scope and order. Until then, anything we discuss is exploratory.
4. No warranties
The site is provided "as is". We make no warranty that it will be available, accurate, or fit for any specific purpose. Specific work we deliver under a signed engagement is governed by that engagement's warranties, not these terms.
5. Limitation of liability
To the extent permitted by law, Plucore is not liable for indirect, consequential, or incidental damages arising from your use of the site. Direct liability is limited to the amount paid (if any) under a signed engagement, governed by that engagement.
6. Third-party links and tools
The site links to third-party tools (Calendly, WhatsApp, Vercel, Google Tag Manager). Their terms and privacy policies apply when you use them. We are not responsible for third-party content or availability.
7. Confidentiality
We treat anything you share during scoping conversations as confidential by default, even before we sign anything. If a project requires a formal NDA, we sign one.
8. Intellectual property in engagements
How IP is owned during and after an engagement is set in the engagement contract, usually: deliverables transfer to you on payment, our pre-existing tools and methods remain ours. Defaults are negotiable; whatever we sign rules.
9. Governing law
These terms are governed by the laws of England & Wales, with disputes resolved in the courts of England & Wales, unless a separate signed engagement specifies otherwise. Engagement contracts can specify a different governing law and venue.
10. Changes
We may update these terms when our practices change. The date at the top reflects the most recent version. Material changes will be highlighted here.
11. Contact
Questions about these terms, email am@plucore.com.