Terms of Service

Read section 3 if you came for the published documents, section 6 if you are about to buy something, section 8 if you are here about the close fee, and sections 15 to 18 before you sign anything. If you are buying a Bid Room product, the Service Terms and the Fee Schedule are the contract; this page is everything around it.

1. Agreement

These Terms are between you and Kyle Tysvaer d/b/a Revenue Rx ("Revenue Rx," "we," "us"). By using revenuerx.agency, submitting a form, downloading or reading the published documents, creating a login in the client portal, or engaging us for work, you accept them. If you are accepting on behalf of a company, you represent that you are authorised to bind it, and "you" means that company.

When you place an order — see section 6 — you also accept the Bid Room Service Terms, the Fee Schedule, the Refund and Cancellation Policy, and the Electronic Records and Signatures consent, each in the version in force at the moment the order is recorded. The Privacy Policy and the Acceptable Use Policy apply to everyone.

2. What controls what

If more than one of these documents speaks to the same point, they rank in this order, highest first:

1. A services agreement, proposal, or statement of work signed by both of us.
2. The order itself — the program, price, and options recorded at checkout or on the invoice you paid.
3. The Bid Room Service Terms.
4. The Fee Schedule.
5. These Terms, and the policies they incorporate.

A signed document controls wherever it conflicts with anything below it. Nothing on this site amends a document you have already signed, and nothing you have signed is amended by our changing a page here.

3. The published documents are for reading, not for reuse

We publish complete specimen documents — the preliminary estimate, the letter of intent, the design agreement, the construction agreement — ungated and free to read. That is deliberate, and it is not a licence.

You may read them, print them, and show them to your own advisers to evaluate whether to work with us. You may not copy, adapt, re-brand, resell, or use them or any part of them as the basis of your own documents, your own client-facing forms, or a competing product or service, and you may not use them to train, fine-tune, or ground a machine-learning model. They are our copyrighted work and they are the product we sell.

They are specimens. They are not legal advice, they are not drafted for your state or your project, and a residential construction contract carries registration, cancellation, warranty and notice language that varies by jurisdiction and that a specimen does not attempt to supply. Have your own attorney review anything you intend to sign or send. If you use one of these documents without doing that, the consequences are yours.

4. No advice, and no guaranteed outcome

Nothing on this site is legal, tax, accounting, engineering, architectural, or investment advice. The calculators, estimators, scorecards, and diagnostic pages produce illustrations from the numbers you enter — they are modelling tools, not appraisals, valuations, or bids, and they do not commit us or anyone else to a price.

Results we describe — including any figure we publish about work done for a client — are what happened in those engagements. They are not a prediction, a projection, or a promise about yours. Marketing, search, advertising, and sales outcomes depend on your market, your pricing, your capacity, your follow-up, and platforms none of us control. We do not guarantee any specific result, ranking, volume of leads, revenue, contract, or return. Anyone in this industry who does is either guessing or lying.

5. What you send us

When you send us drawings, documents, photographs, brand assets, copy, or data, you represent that you own them or have the right to hand them over, and that our using them as you have asked will not infringe anyone's rights or break an agreement you are already in. You grant us a licence to use, store, and process those materials for the purpose you sent them — to answer you, to prepare a proposal or estimate, and to perform work you engage us for.

Do not send us anything you are not free to send: no material under someone else's confidentiality obligation, no personal health information, no payment card data, and no government identification numbers. Our forms do not ask for those and our systems are not built to hold them.

6. How an order forms

Prices, doors, availability, turnaround times, and seat counts published on this site are an invitation, not an offer capable of acceptance. We can change or withdraw any of them at any time. A price quoted on a page is superseded by the price in a written proposal addressed to you, and both are superseded by what you actually order.

A binding order forms at the first of these, and at no earlier moment:

• you complete checkout in the client portal and the payment succeeds (or, for a bank transfer, is initiated);
• you pay a deposit or an invoice against a written proposal or order form addressed to you;
• we both sign a services agreement.

Submitting a form, booking a call, or sending us a drawing forms nothing. The recorded time of the order fixes which versions of these documents govern it — see section 20 — and the record of your acceptance cites them by version and content hash.

Access to some doors is by invitation and at our discretion. We can decline to work with anyone, and we do not have to give a reason. Where we decline an order after payment, we refund it in full and that is the end of it.

7. Fees, invoices, and non-payment

Fees are stated in the Fee Schedule in force on your order date, in the order itself, or in the signed agreement. Unless one of those says otherwise: invoices are due on receipt; fees are exclusive of taxes, third-party platform costs, ad spend, licences and subscriptions, which you pay separately or reimburse at cost; and fees paid are non-refundable once the work they cover has begun, because the cost of that work is our time and it has already been spent. The Refund and Cancellation Policy says exactly where that line falls for each product.

You may pay by card or by bank transfer. The Fee Schedule states the price for each. A bank transfer is not payment until it settles.

Amounts more than 15 days late carry interest at 1.5% per month, or the highest rate the law allows if that is lower. We may suspend work, withhold delivery of work product, and revoke access to systems, rooms, and portals we operate while an invoice is outstanding, and doing so is not a breach by us. If we have to pursue an unpaid amount, you pay our costs of collection, including reasonable legal fees.

Chargebacks and payment reversals initiated against a legitimate charge are a breach of these Terms, and the disputed amount plus our costs remains due.

8. The close fee, the seat, and the Department

The Bid Room's commercial terms — the close fee on every bid we produce, the monthly seat, the commission path, the Department, credits, intake, change orders, and hosting — are set out in the Bid Room Service Terms. Where a services agreement is signed, it sets the percentage, the minimum, the attribution period, the concurrent limit, and any personal guarantee, and it controls.

Two things hold regardless of which document you are reading. First, a fee that has been earned survives the end of the engagement for the attribution period: if the work we did produced the contract, it does not stop having produced it because the engagement ended before the contract was signed. Second, you may not restructure, re-paper, delay, assign, or route a transaction through a related party, affiliate, or successor entity in order to place it outside the fee — if you do, the fee is calculated as though you had not.

9. Who owns what

Ours stays ours. Everything we bring to the work — our methods, frameworks, document systems, templates, generators, prompts, scripts, tooling, component libraries, research instruments, the Bid Room platform, and everything derived from them — remains ours. So does anything we build for general use rather than for you specifically. That is the business; it is not a deliverable, and it is not sold with the project.

Yours becomes yours on payment. On receipt of all amounts due for a deliverable, we assign you the rights we hold in the final work product made specifically for you — your site, your copy, your renders, your documents — subject to our retained rights above and to any third-party licence embedded in it (fonts, stock, plugins, platform code). Until you have paid in full, you have no licence to use the deliverable, and any use of it before then is unlicensed. A room hosted by us is a licensed service, not a transferred deliverable; the Service Terms say what that means.

We keep a perpetual right to use anything we learn doing the work. You do not own our experience.

10. Showing the work

We may identify you as a client and show the work we did for you — screenshots, renders, before-and-afters, and non-confidential outcome figures — in our portfolio, on this site, in proposals, and in advertising. We never name your client or show their address; a room shown as work product has the homeowner's identifying details removed. If you would rather we did not show your work at all, tell us in writing and we will stop within 30 days going forward. We are not obliged to recall material already printed, published or placed.

11. Platforms we do not control

Much of what we install runs on someone else's platform — search engines, advertising networks, CRMs, hosts, registrars, payment processors, telephony and messaging carriers. Those platforms change their algorithms, policies, pricing, and approval decisions without notice and without our involvement. Outages, account suspensions, ad disapprovals, policy rejections, deliverability changes, ranking movements, and price increases on those platforms are not our breach and not our liability, and we are not responsible for a third party's acts, omissions, or terms. We will tell you when one bites and we will work the problem.

12. AI-assisted production

We are an AI-native shop and we say so plainly: code, copy, imagery, research, and documents we deliver may be produced with the assistance of automated systems, under human direction and review. You are responsible for reviewing and approving deliverables before they are published, sent, or relied on, exactly as you would work produced any other way. Every figure in an estimate is yours to verify; we format your numbers and do not warrant them.

13. Text messaging terms (SMS)

Program. Revenue Rx / Insightful Eye Customer Care, operated by Kyle Tysvaer d/b/a Revenue Rx and transmitted under the registered Insightful Eye messaging brand. We send text messages about an inquiry you submitted, an engagement you are part of, an appointment you booked, or a document waiting for your review.

How you opt in. We text you only if you gave us your mobile number and affirmatively agreed to receive messages — by ticking the consent box on a form on this site, by asking us to text you in writing, or by texting us first. The box is never pre-ticked, and consent is not a condition of any purchase. If you never gave consent, you will not be messaged.

Message frequency. Message frequency varies with the state of your inquiry or project. Most people receive a handful of messages around an active conversation and none between.

Cost. Message and data rates may apply. Those are charged by your mobile carrier, not by us, and they are your responsibility.

How to stop. Reply STOP to any message and we will stop. You will get one final message confirming it, and nothing after that. You can also stop by emailing kyle@revenuerx.agency or calling (617) 397-5663. Opting out of texts does not remove you from email or end an engagement — tell us if that is what you want.

How to get help. Reply HELP to any message, email kyle@revenuerx.agency, or call (617) 397-5663.

Carriers. Carriers are not liable for delayed or undelivered messages. Delivery depends on your carrier and your handset, and neither is under our control.

Eligibility. You must be 18 or older and the account holder for the mobile number, or have the account holder’s permission. Tell us if the number stops being yours — we have no way to know, and messages will keep going to it.

Your data. Mobile numbers and consent records collected for text messaging are never sold, and never shared with third parties or affiliates for their marketing. See the Privacy Policy for the full statement.

14. Using this site, the portal, and the rooms

The Acceptable Use Policy applies to this site, the client portal, every room we host, and everything you upload. In short: do not scrape, crawl at volume, mirror, or bulk-download this site; do not probe, scan, or test the security of it or of anything we operate; do not use it to send us malware or spam; do not attempt to reach areas of it that are gated; do not share a portal login; and do not use it or its contents to build a competing product. Automated collection of the published documents is specifically prohibited under section 3. We may block or terminate access for any of the above, without notice.

15. Disclaimer of warranties

The site, the published documents, the calculators, and everything else we make available here are provided "as is" and "as available," without warranty of any kind, express or implied, including any implied warranty of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, or non-infringement. We do not warrant that the site will be uninterrupted or error-free, that defects will be corrected, or that any figure, estimate, or model it produces is accurate for your situation. Services under an order or a signed agreement carry the warranties stated in the Service Terms or that agreement and no others.

16. Limitation of liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, Revenue Rx is not liable for any indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost business, lost bids, lost data, lost goodwill, or the cost of substitute services — even if we were told such damages were possible.

Our total liability arising out of or relating to these Terms, the site, or any engagement, for all claims combined, will not exceed the amount you actually paid us in the three months immediately before the event giving rise to the claim, and where you have paid us nothing, it will not exceed one hundred dollars ($100).

These limits apply to every theory of liability — contract, warranty, negligence, strict liability, or otherwise — and they survive termination. Some jurisdictions do not allow some of these exclusions, and to that extent they do not apply to you.

17. Indemnification

You will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Revenue Rx and its owner, contractors, and agents from any claim, loss, liability, or expense, including reasonable legal fees, arising out of: material you supplied to us; the information you place in front of your own client in a room; your use of a deliverable, a specimen document, or a calculator output; the numbers, advertising, pricing, or performance claims you make in your own market; your breach of these Terms; and your violation of any law or any third party's rights.

18. Disputes

These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Rhode Island, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules. Any dispute will be brought exclusively in the state courts sitting in Providence County, Rhode Island, and the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island, and you consent to personal jurisdiction there. Both parties waive trial by jury, and both waive any right to bring or participate in a class, consolidated, or representative action.

Any claim must be brought within one year after the claim arose, or it is permanently barred. Before filing, tell us in writing what the problem is and give us 30 days to fix it — most of this is faster settled in a phone call than in a courthouse.

19. General

If a provision is unenforceable, the rest stands and that provision is narrowed to the least extent needed to make it enforceable. Our not enforcing something is not a waiver of it. You may not assign these Terms or an order without our written consent; we may assign them to a successor. Sections 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 15 through 20 survive termination. These Terms, the documents they incorporate, and any signed agreement between us are the entire agreement on their subject.

20. Versions, changes, and the record of what you accepted

Every legal document on this site carries a version id and an effective date at the top. A version takes effect at the start of its effective date, Eastern time. The address of each document always shows the version in force at that moment; every earlier version stays readable at its own address under /legal/versions, and a version we have published ahead of its date is shown there too, with the date it will take effect. That listing is our notice of a change.

A change to these Terms or to a policy applies to you from its effective date, or from your next use of the site after it, whichever is later. A change to the Service Terms or the Fee Schedule applies to a new order from its effective date. For an active monthly seat or Department term it applies at the first billing date that falls at least 30 days after we post the new version and send notice to the email on your account — and you may cancel before that date rather than accept it. A signed agreement is never changed this way; see section 2.

When you accept a document — at checkout, in the portal, or by signature — we record which version you accepted, its content hash, the time, and the network address and browser it came from. That record is kept with your account for as long as section 7 of the Privacy Policy says, and it is what we will produce if the question of what you agreed to ever comes up. It points at the exact text, not at this page.

Kyle Tysvaer d/b/a Revenue Rx · Riverside, RI · kyle@revenuerx.agency · (617) 397-5663

See also: Bid Room Service Terms · Fee Schedule · Privacy Policy · Refunds and cancellation · Electronic records · Acceptable use · Text messaging terms · All versions