Question 1. What services does DigiKainat provide?
Ans. DigiKainat provides digital marketing, Google Ads management, SEO, website development, lead generation, and online growth services for service-based businesses across the Gulf region.
Question 2. Does DigiKainat guarantee leads or sales?
Ans.No. DigiKainat does not guarantee a specific number of leads, calls, bookings, sales, or revenue. Results can depend on factors such as advertising budget, competition, market demand, pricing, website performance, and customer response.
Question 3. Can DigiKainat suspend my services?
Ans. Yes. DigiKainat may suspend or terminate services in cases such as overdue payments, breach of the Terms & Conditions, unlawful activities, misleading information, or circumstances that create legal, security, or commercial risks.
Question 4. Are Google Ads and advertising costs included in DigiKainat's fees?
Ans. Advertising budgets paid to Google or other third-party platforms are generally separate from DigiKainat's service fees unless otherwise stated in the agreed proposal, quotation, or service agreement.
Question 5. Does DigiKainat offer commission-based partnerships?
Ans. Yes. DigiKainat works with selected businesses through commission-based partnership models. The commission structure, qualifying leads or sales, payment terms, and other conditions are agreed separately in writing.
Question 6. What happens if I want to cancel DigiKainat's services?
Ans. Cancellation requests should be submitted in writing. Refund eligibility depends on the service, work already completed, third-party costs, and the applicable agreement. Any outstanding amount for completed work or incurred expenses may remain payable.
Question 7. Which law applies to DigiKainat's Terms & Conditions?
Ans. DigiKainat's Terms & Conditions are governed by the laws of the United Arab Emirates (UAE), regardless of whether services are provided to clients in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, or other Gulf countries. Any dispute arising from these Terms & Conditions will be subject to the jurisdiction of the competent courts of the UAE, to the extent permitted by applicable law and subject to any mandatory laws that may apply in the relevant country.