Terms of Service

EasyPage is a subscription website builder for New Zealand trade businesses. You pick a design, fill in your own details and photos, and publish it yourself — we don’t build sites by hand or review them before they go live. What we run: the hosting, the security, your web address, and the editor you use to change it.

EasyPage is operated by Rong Liu, trading as EasyPage.

You need to give us accurate details, and you’re responsible for anything that happens through your account — keep your password to yourself, and tell us if you think someone else has it. You need to be authorised to act for the business you’re signing up.

• billed monthly, and renews automatically until you cancel
• prices shown exclude GST — 15% is added at checkout, same as any NZ invoice
• no setup fee on the subscription plans, and no lock-in contract
• cancel it yourself, any time, from your site's page or your account page — no email to send and nobody to talk out of it
• cancelling stops the next payment; your site stays up for the rest of the period you've already paid for
• we don't give refunds on subscription payments, including for part of a month when you cancel partway through

That last point is why the plans have no setup fee and no contract: the most you can ever be out is the month you’re in, and you can stop the next one whenever you like. If we ever change prices, we’ll tell you before it applies to you.

Whatever you write or upload — your business details, your photos, your reviews — stays yours. You’re giving us permission to host it, display it on your site and keep a backup of it, which is what running the service actually requires; that’s not us claiming any ownership over it.

You’re promising it’s actually yours to use — a photo you have the rights to, a review that’s genuine, nothing that infringes someone else’s trade mark or breaks the law. If something on your site does break the law, or breaks these terms, we can take it down.

The design itself — the template — is licensed to you to use while you’re subscribed. It’s not sold outright, the same way every other subscription website service works.

Every site gets a free address that ends in bangon.nz while you’re subscribed. If you cancel, that address may eventually be given to someone else — take it with you or move to your own domain before then if it matters to you.

If your plan includes a domain and you choose one, here’s exactly what happens: we register it with our registrar, Porkbun, in EasyPage’s name. That’s a limitation of how domain registration works technically, not a claim on it — the domain is yours, and we treat it that way.

Getting it, or getting out

You can, at no cost to you, at any time:

• have it pushed into your own Porkbun account
• have it transferred to a different registrar entirely — we'll give you the authorisation code it needs, usually within one working day
• keep it with us and just point it somewhere else, by changing where it resolves

Renewal

It renews automatically while you’re on a plan that includes a domain. If you cancel or move to a plan without one, renewal stops — the domain will expire unless you’ve moved it into your own account first. We’ll try to warn you before that happens.

The public register

.nz domains (including .co.nz) are entered on a public register. Registering as an individual keeps most personal details off it; registering as a company puts the company’s details on it. We ask which you are before we register anything.

Getting the name right

We show you the exact name and ask you to confirm it before we register it. Once it’s registered, a typo is a different name, not a mistake we can quietly fix — check it carefully before you confirm.

Email on that domain

Your plan covers the website, not email. We’re happy to set up the DNS side either way: free forwarding, so mail to your new address lands in the inbox you already use, or the records for a mailbox you buy from Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Zoho or similar. We don’t sell mailboxes and we don’t run your email — that account is between you and whoever you buy it from.

One thing to know before you set email up on a domain we hold: if you leave us, the domain moves to you, and email stops working during that move unless it’s planned. That’s a few days’ notice and a bit of coordination, not a problem — but it is your business’s email, so tell us before you transfer rather than after.

If you connect a domain you own elsewhere, it stays exactly where it is, under your control. We only ask you to add two DNS records at your own provider — nothing about your existing registration or your email changes, and we can’t touch either from our end.

Don’t use EasyPage to:

• publish anything illegal, or content you don't have the rights to
• impersonate someone, or a business that isn't yours
• send spam, or abuse the enquiry forms or domain registration to do something other than run a trade business's website
• try to break, overload, or get around the limits of the platform

Breaking this can mean your site or account gets suspended, and in serious cases, closed.

We work to keep sites up and running, but we don’t promise it’ll never go down — hosting providers have outages, maintenance happens, and things occasionally break. We’ll fix problems as fast as we reasonably can.

You’re buying this for your business, not personal use, and to the extent the law allows two businesses to agree this between themselves, our liability to you is limited to what you’ve paid us in the past 12 months. Nothing here limits any right that can’t legally be excluded, including your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act or the Fair Trading Act.

You can cancel whenever you like — see Subscriptions and billing. We can suspend or close an account that breaks these terms or stops paying, and where it’s practical to, we’ll give you notice and a chance to sort it first.

If we change these terms, we’ll update the date at the top. Anything that actually changes what you agreed to, we’ll email you about.

These terms are governed by New Zealand law, and the New Zealand courts.

hello@easypage.nz. See also our Privacy Policy.