Terms of Service

1. The agreement and who may order

The legal person or business providing services under the AGS name must be identified in your project agreement or invoice, with a contact address for notices, before payment. That identified provider is your contracting party. A brand name, Roblox group, or Discord username alone does not identify a separate legal entity.

You must be at least 18 and legally able to enter the agreement. If you are younger, a parent or legal guardian must enter the agreement as the client and authorize payments. A person ordering for a business must have authority to bind it. Each party must have the legal capacity and authority needed to undertake its obligations.

An application or request for a quote is free and creates no obligation to purchase. A paid project is accepted only when both parties approve the written scope and price, you expressly accept the applicable version of these terms, and AGS confirms acceptance. Work is scheduled after the required initial payment clears and necessary materials and access are received.

The accepted scope, quote, and any written amendments together form the project agreement. A specific project provision overrides a conflicting general provision here only when both parties expressly agree to it. Mandatory legal rights always apply. Written approval may be given through the designated project channel, email, or an electronic signature system by an authorized representative. Copyright assignments must also meet the signature requirements in Section 12.

2. Quotes and project scope

Website prices are starting prices or estimates unless clearly stated otherwise. The final quote depends on the work required, including systems, content, complexity, quality requirements, existing code, testing, and deadlines. An art style alone does not determine the price. Quotes remain subject to the stated validity period and availability.

Before payment, the project agreement will identify:

• Included deliverables, features, content, supported devices, and material exclusions.
• Price, currency, taxes or additional fees, payment dates, and milestone requirements.
• Estimated schedule, client dependencies, and any expressly guaranteed deadline.
• Included revision rounds, acceptance criteria, and support arrangements.
• Files, access, ownership, and licenses to be delivered, including material third-party restrictions.
• Any approved AI restrictions, confidentiality requirements, or ongoing service commitments.

3. References and informal discussions

References describe only the features or visual qualities expressly incorporated into the scope. A reference to another game does not promise a complete copy of it, every feature it contains, or the same commercial performance. Informal ideas and discussions do not expand the approved scope by themselves.

4. Changes and revisions

New features, extra content, a new art direction, replacement of approved work, and substantial redesigns require a written change approval. AGS will explain the additional price and likely schedule impact before starting the extra work. Silence does not authorize additional charges.

A revision round means one consolidated set of reasonable adjustments to the submitted work within the agreed direction and scope. The project agreement states the number of included rounds. Unused rounds have no separate cash value and do not carry over to another project unless agreed. Corrections needed to meet the agreed scope are not counted as paid preference revisions.

If a requested change is declined, the existing scope remains in place unless the parties agree to cancel or modify it. AGS is not required to perform unapproved extra work.

5. Payments and expenses

The accepted quote states the payment schedule. Unless that quote says otherwise, payments are 40 percent before work starts, 30 percent when the agreed midpoint milestone is ready for review and accepted under Section 7, and 30 percent when the final deliverables are ready, before final handover. AGS will provide a reasonable preview or demonstration so you can review work before the related acceptance and payment.

Invoices must identify their due dates and the work covered. AGS may pause work or withhold unpaid deliverables when an undisputed payment is overdue after written notice. You remain responsible for amounts properly earned under the agreement. No late fee, collection fee, or interest applies unless separately disclosed, agreed, and lawful.

Taxes, transfer charges, currency conversion, platform fees, subscriptions, and third-party purchases must be disclosed before you approve them. AGS will not incur additional billable expenses without your approval. Ongoing third-party accounts or subscriptions are your responsibility only as stated in the project agreement.

Robux payments require prior written approval. The agreement must state the gross amount, platform deductions, payment method, and any pending period. No payment method may violate Roblox rules. Any refund calculation for Robux must use the agreed method, subject to platform capabilities and applicable law; no cash conversion or DevEx rate is promised.

Fixed project fees pay for the agreed services and deliverables. They are not a promise of a specific number of work hours. Hourly work, if separately agreed, must reflect actual billable time and the agreed rate.

6. Cancellation and refunds

You may request cancellation in writing through the agreed project channel. AGS will stop avoidable new work and expenses once it receives the request and will provide an itemized account of completed work, work in progress, approved noncancelable costs, payments received, and any balance or refund.

Before work begins, prepaid service fees are refundable. Only separately disclosed, lawful, genuinely unrecoverable processing charges or approved third-party costs may be deducted. If AGS cancels before starting for reasons not caused by your breach, AGS will refund the full payment.

After work begins, AGS may retain payment for work actually performed in accordance with the agreement and approved costs that cannot reasonably be canceled or recovered. Completed milestones are valued at their agreed prices. Partially completed milestones are valued fairly in proportion to documented work performed, using the agreed pricing basis and never exceeding the applicable milestone price. Starting a milestone does not automatically earn its entire fee.

Paid project planning, setup, design, development, and testing count as work only to the extent performed within the approved scope. AGS will not charge for a free application, unused future work, hypothetical lost profits, or merely labeling a payment a deposit. Reserved time is chargeable only under a separate, clearly disclosed and lawful reservation arrangement accepted before payment.

Approved noncancelable contractor commitments and purchases may be included only to the extent actually incurred, reasonably unavoidable, and not already included in a work charge. Refunds, credits, and recovered costs must be deducted. AGS will not recover the same amount twice or exceed the approved project price and approved extras.

Unused prepaid amounts will be returned within 14 calendar days after cancellation unless a shorter legal deadline applies. Any genuinely disputed portion will be identified, and undisputed refunds will not be held back. Payment-provider posting times may vary. Any additional amount properly due must be itemized and invoiced.

If AGS materially fails to perform, the remedies in Section 16 and any mandatory legal remedies remain available. This policy does not require payment for defective work that AGS is legally required to correct or refund. Changing your mind, changing your business plans, disappointing game revenue, or permitted AI use alone does not entitle you to a refund for conforming work already performed.

On cancellation, AGS will provide the agreed files for work you have paid for, to the extent they exist and may lawfully be delivered, with applicable rights under Section 12. Incomplete work may require further development and is not represented as release-ready.

7. Client responsibilities and communication

You must provide accurate instructions, necessary materials, authorized access, and timely decisions. Choose one representative to consolidate feedback and approvals. AGS may rely on that representative's instructions until you notify AGS of a replacement.

The project agreement identifies the official communication channel. Check it regularly and report changed contact details. Developers cannot change commercial terms or approve refunds unless AGS has expressly authorized them to do so.

If required information or feedback is missing for 14 calendar days after a written request, AGS may pause the affected work. If it remains missing for 30 calendar days, AGS may issue a final notice giving seven more calendar days to respond before closing the project. Cancellation accounting follows Section 6. Inactivity does not automatically forfeit all payments. Restarting depends on availability and an agreed updated schedule or quote.

8. Review and acceptance

AGS will notify you when a milestone is ready and provide reasonable access to review it against the agreed scope. Unless the project agreement sets another period, you have five business days to approve it or identify specific material departures from the scope. Include clear examples, screenshots, or reproduction steps where possible.

If you do not respond, AGS may send a reminder explaining the effect of silence. After two further business days, that milestone may be treated as accepted for project scheduling and its agreed payment milestone, but only if you had a reasonable opportunity to inspect it. This does not approve new fees, waive hidden defects, or remove mandatory legal rights.

AGS will address valid scope defects and resubmit the affected work for review. A preference change or a new requirement does not prevent acceptance of otherwise conforming work. Minor issues that do not materially prevent agreed use may be recorded for correction without restarting the entire project.

Approval closes the agreed creative direction for that milestone. Later changes to that direction may be quoted separately. Business days mean Monday through Friday, excluding public holidays at the provider's contracting address. Agreed review deadlines should specify a time zone.

9. Timelines and external delays

Dates are estimates unless the project agreement expressly identifies a guaranteed deadline and the consequences of missing it. Timelines depend on timely payments, access, feedback, approvals, and agreed scope.

AGS will notify you of material delays and explain the expected effect. Client delays and approved scope changes may require rescheduling around team availability. AGS will use reasonable efforts to limit disruption; any additional charge requires approval.

Neither party is responsible for delay caused by circumstances reasonably beyond its control, such as major platform outages, natural disasters, or government restrictions, to the extent that event prevents performance despite reasonable efforts. The affected party must give notice and try to reduce the impact. This does not excuse payment already owed for completed work. If an affected project cannot reasonably resume within 30 calendar days, either party may cancel the affected work with accounting under Section 6.

10. AI and development tools

Unless the project agreement expressly restricts it, AGS and project contributors, including developers, contractors, and client contributors, may use artificial intelligence and other development tools to assist with planning, coding, debugging, testing, design, writing, and asset creation. AI assistance is an accepted production method. The person using it remains responsible for reviewing, adapting, and testing their contribution and meeting the agreed requirements.

Permitted AI use does not reduce AGS's responsibility for its deliverables or excuse inaccurate, insecure, infringing, or unusable work. Contributors must follow applicable tool terms and licenses, check suitability for the intended commercial use, and avoid knowingly incorporating material they lack permission to use.

Confidential project materials, credentials, personal information, and nonpublic source files must not be submitted to an AI service unless the relevant owner has authorized that use and appropriate confidentiality and data protections are in place. Authorization to use AI generally is not authorization to expose confidential information or allow it to be used for model training. Contributors must not enable training on confidential project materials without separate express permission.

If you require a project to avoid AI or to use only specified tools, raise that requirement before accepting the quote. AGS must accept the restriction in writing, and it may affect price and timing. A later restriction is a requested scope change. AGS must disclose any material tool or output restriction that affects promised ownership, exclusivity, confidentiality, or commercial use before incorporating the affected material.

AGS does not promise that AI-generated elements alone qualify for copyright protection or are unique. Any promised ownership transfer covers rights that legally exist and that AGS owns or is authorized to transfer. Material limits must be consistent with the agreed ownership requirements. Permitted AI use alone is not a defect or a reason to withhold an otherwise valid payment. These permissions concern project production and do not authorize cheating, exploiting, botting, or prohibited in-game automation.

11. Client materials and account security

You retain ownership of materials you supply and grant AGS and its assigned team permission to use them only as needed to perform the project and any agreed portfolio use. You must have the rights and permissions necessary for that use. Do not supply stolen assets or ask AGS to copy protected material without permission. AGS may request evidence of permission or decline questionable materials.

Use proper Roblox, Team Create, group, repository, or platform permissions with the minimum access needed. Do not share passwords, session cookies, recovery codes, or authentication codes. Account ownership remains with the account holder unless a lawful transfer is expressly agreed.

You should maintain backups of existing files and data before work starts. AGS will take reasonable care with materials it accesses and use reasonable development safeguards. Before live deployment or destructive changes, the parties must agree on access, backups, and deployment responsibility. These obligations do not excuse either party's own misconduct or negligence.

12. Team members and project coordination

AGS may use employees, independent contractors, and specialist providers, and may replace team members when needed. AGS remains responsible for the contracted service and will arrange appropriate confidentiality and intellectual property permissions for its team. No particular individual is guaranteed unless the project agreement says so.

Route project payments, scope changes, and commercial approvals through AGS. During the active project, you must not knowingly divert the same contracted work to an AGS-introduced developer to evade fees already agreed for that work. This does not prohibit pre-existing relationships, general recruiting, unrelated work, or hiring a replacement after lawful termination. There is no automatic penalty or broad restriction on working with other developers.

13. Ownership and handover

The project agreement must identify the custom deliverables and editable files included in the price. Unless it expressly provides a different arrangement, AGS will assign to you its transferable rights in the original custom deliverables created specifically for the project once the corresponding agreed fees and applicable cancellation balance are paid. The assignment excludes the background materials and third-party materials described below. AGS will execute or provide a signed written assignment where required and obtain the necessary rights from its contributors.

AGS retains its pre-existing or independently developed tools, libraries, templates, general methods, and reusable components. It does not gain ownership of your pre-existing materials, branding, confidential information, or exclusive custom deliverables merely by working on them. Reuse must not disclose your confidential information or copy custom material assigned exclusively to you.

When AGS-owned background components are embedded in paid deliverables, AGS grants you a perpetual, worldwide, nonexclusive, royalty-free license to use, reproduce, modify, maintain, and distribute them as part of the project. You may permit successor developers to work on them for that purpose and transfer that license with the game or project. You may not extract and sell those components as a standalone library or asset pack without permission.

Third-party and open-source materials remain subject to their own licenses. AGS will identify material usage restrictions, required notices, recurring costs, and dependencies at handover, and obtain approval before using a component that imposes source-disclosure obligations or materially conflicts with the agreed ownership requirements. AI output is also subject to Section 10. No party can transfer rights it does not hold.

Unless expressly included, handover excludes rejected drafts, unused concepts, internal administrative records, tool accounts, and unpaid work. Before payment, previews are licensed only for review and testing, not public release or resale. AGS may withhold unpaid files and services but must not sabotage, remotely disable, or remove access to client-owned accounts or previously paid deliverables as a collection method.

You must download and securely retain final files. Unless longer storage is agreed, AGS will keep handover files available for at least 30 calendar days after delivery; continued storage or restoration after that period is not guaranteed.

14. Confidentiality and portfolio use

Each party must use the other's nonpublic project and business information only for the project, protect it with reasonable care, and share it only with people who need it and are subject to appropriate confidentiality duties. This includes unreleased files, private analytics, access credentials, personal information, and confidential commercial plans.

Confidentiality does not cover information independently developed, already lawfully known, lawfully received without restriction, or made public without a breach. Legally required disclosures are permitted, with prior notice where lawful. Confidentiality continues while the information remains confidential, and a separate signed confidentiality agreement may provide stronger protection.

After a project is publicly released, AGS may identify its actual contribution and display public screenshots, videos, links, and a brief description in its portfolio unless you opt out in writing before publication or a confidentiality agreement restricts it. AGS will not publish private analytics, unreleased assets, credentials, private payment information, or imply an endorsement you have not given. On a later written request, AGS will remove the material from channels it controls within a reasonable time.

Nothing here prohibits honest reviews, lawful complaints, reporting suspected wrongdoing, or seeking legal advice. Those activities do not authorize unnecessary disclosure of another person's private data or protected trade secrets.

15. Bug fixes and ongoing support

Unless the project agreement specifies otherwise, AGS provides a 14-calendar-day defect reporting period beginning when final deliverables are made available for agreed use and you are notified. Report reproducible problems that materially depart from the accepted scope, with reasonable reproduction details. AGS will correct covered defects without an additional service fee within a reasonable time. A timely reported covered defect remains eligible for correction after the reporting period ends.

This support does not include new content, preference changes, additional devices outside the scope, or problems caused by later platform changes, unauthorized client assets, or changes made by you or another developer. An exclusion applies only to the extent that factor caused the problem; an unrelated edit does not void all support.

Ongoing updates, maintenance, hosting, live operations, moderation, marketing, and emergency availability require a separate agreement. No continuing service or automatic renewal is created by completing a development project. This support policy does not shorten any warranty or remedy required by law.

16. Platform rules and project outcomes

AGS will perform services with reasonable care and skill and deliver work that materially matches the agreed scope. It does not guarantee uninterrupted or completely error-free operation, immunity from exploits, Roblox approval, featuring, continued hosting, monetization eligibility, or any particular visits, player count, retention, revenue, profit, or business outcome.

Roblox and other platforms control their own rules, fees, moderation, and technical systems. A platform change or moderation decision is not automatically an AGS breach. AGS remains responsible for any separate failure to meet its own agreed obligations.

Unless specifically included in the scope, you are responsible for publishing decisions, player support, moderation, advertising, monetization, privacy notices, data collection, and ongoing legal and platform compliance for your released game. An example or suggestion from AGS does not transfer those operating responsibilities.

AGS will not knowingly assist infringement, scams, credential theft, malware, exploit distribution, artificial engagement, unlawful gambling, abuse or exploitation of minors, or other unlawful or prohibited activity. AGS may reject or suspend affected work while a credible concern is reviewed.

17. Suspension and termination

Either party may terminate for a material breach that the other party fails to correct within seven calendar days after written notice describing the problem. Immediate suspension or termination is permitted where reasonably necessary to address unlawful activity, serious security risks, threats, harassment, fraud, or a breach that cannot reasonably be cured. A good-faith complaint or negative review alone is not grounds for retaliation.

AGS may suspend affected work for overdue undisputed payments or missing client dependencies after notice. It will explain what is needed to resume. Routine staffing difficulties do not automatically excuse AGS's performance obligations.

If AGS cannot continue for reasons not caused by your breach, it will give prompt notice, return unearned payments, and provide paid work and a reasonable status handover. If AGS's material breach makes the delivered work substantially unusable for its agreed purpose, the refund calculation must reflect the deficient work and your applicable legal remedies. AGS cannot avoid its responsibilities merely by ending the project.

On any termination, Section 6 governs accounting. Each party must return or delete the other's confidential materials on reasonable request, except for records lawfully retained, necessary backup copies subject to continuing protection, and materials needed to exercise surviving licenses. Payment obligations already earned, ownership and license terms, confidentiality, and provisions intended to survive remain effective.

18. Payment disputes and third-party claims

If you believe an invoice or deliverable is incorrect, contact AGS promptly with details so the parties can try to resolve it. This does not waive a lawful chargeback, payment-provider claim, statutory remedy, or filing deadline. Neither party may submit knowingly false evidence. No automatic chargeback penalty applies, and AGS may not retain duplicate recovery for the same payment.

If a third party claims that client-supplied materials infringe its rights, or that AGS-supplied work infringes its rights, the parties will promptly exchange relevant notices and cooperate reasonably. Each party remains responsible to the extent of its own wrongful conduct or breach, subject to applicable law and Section 19. Neither party may agree to a settlement imposing liability, admissions, or continuing obligations on the other without its written consent.

AGS may, with appropriate notice, remove or replace an affected component, obtain permission for its use, or propose a refund for an affected undeliverable portion. Any solution must preserve the agreed functionality as reasonably possible and does not remove mandatory remedies.

19. Liability and legal rights

To the extent permitted by applicable law, neither party is liable to the other for indirect or consequential losses, including speculative lost profits, lost business opportunities, or expected game revenue arising from the project. Subject to the exceptions below, each party's total liability arising from an affected project is limited to the total fees paid or payable for that project.

These exclusions and limits do not apply to fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence, breach of confidentiality, infringement or misappropriation of the other party's intellectual property, or any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited. They do not reduce fees properly owed for services or require you to give up an applicable refund, consumer guarantee, or other nonwaivable remedy.

Each party should take reasonable steps to reduce avoidable losses. Nothing in these terms excludes a mandatory right, restricts legally protected reviews, or requires a consumer to use a remedy or court that applicable law does not permit.

20. Partnerships and recurring services

A partnership application or discussion creates no joint venture, employment relationship, equity interest, or entitlement to future revenue. Revenue shares, reduced upfront fees, ownership percentages, marketing duties, buyouts, and long-term obligations require a separate signed agreement specifying their terms.

Recurring services require a separate agreement stating the fee, billing frequency, included work, cancellation process, and any expressly accepted renewal terms. Without such an agreement, neither party owes continuing development or a future revenue share beyond the accepted project scope.

21. Privacy and project records

AGS uses project information to assess applications, communicate, arrange payments, coordinate contributors, deliver work, and maintain necessary business records. Access should be limited to relevant team members and service providers. These terms do not replace any privacy notice required for the website or for handling personal data.

Do not send payment-card numbers, government identification, passwords, or unnecessary personal information through project forms or chats. Any project requiring access to player information or other regulated personal data must agree the necessary permissions, safeguards, and data responsibilities before access is provided. Permission to develop a game is not blanket permission to collect or reuse its players' information.

22. Disputes and general provisions

The parties will first try to resolve a dispute through the designated contact channel. Either may seek legal advice, contact a payment provider or regulator, request urgent relief, or begin proceedings when necessary to preserve a deadline or right. These terms impose no mandatory arbitration, class-action waiver, or shortened legal claim period.

Any choice of governing law or courts must be expressly stated in the accepted project agreement and remains subject to mandatory protections. Otherwise, the applicable law and competent courts are determined under the rules that would ordinarily apply.

The accepted project agreement, these terms, and agreed amendments form the agreement for the services. A change requires both parties' written approval. If a provision is unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to the extent permitted by law. A failure to enforce a provision once is not a permanent waiver. Neither party may assign its service obligations without the other's consent, except as expressly agreed; the project license transfer allowed by Section 13 remains permitted.

AGS may update these terms for future orders. An update does not retroactively change an accepted project's price, scope, ownership, payment rules, or other obligations. The version accepted for that project continues to apply unless both parties agree to a change.

23. Contact and acceptance

Website: https://www.alreadygameservices.com

Project applications: https://www.alreadygameservices.com/apply

For an active project, use the designated contact channel and the provider details shown in your project agreement or invoice. Formal notices should use the notice address specified there.

Before accepting a paid project, the client must expressly confirm:

I have read and agree to the Already Game Services Terms of Service dated September 20, 2026 and the written project scope and quote. I am legally authorized to enter this agreement. I understand the payment schedule, cancellation policy, included revisions, ownership terms, and rules permitting AI-assisted work unless otherwise agreed in writing.

24. Payment authorization

Before the first payment and authorization to begin, the client must also confirm:

I authorize AGS to begin the agreed work after the required payment clears. If I cancel, I understand that I must pay for work properly performed and approved noncancelable costs, and that unused prepaid amounts will be refunded under the cancellation policy.

25. General note

These acknowledgments do not replace any separate disclosure or express consent legally required to begin services during a statutory cancellation period. An initial inquiry does not need to authorize paid work.

AGS is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Roblox Corporation.