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Marketing Policy

This policy explains how Legalisty by ACI approaches public claims, testimonials, performance language, promotional offers and client acquisition messaging across the website and marketing materials.

Snapshot

Last updated April 12, 2026.

Strong marketing policy language helps protect the brand by making sure promotional messaging stays ambitious without becoming unsafe or misleading.

1. Truthful representation

Legalisty by ACI aims to describe its services, support model, pricing and capabilities accurately. Marketing materials should not intentionally misrepresent scope, outcomes, response times, legal coverage or platform functionality.

2. No guaranteed outcomes

We do not market our services as guaranteed to produce a government approval, legal result, search ranking, ad performance level, business revenue target, investor result or specific customer acquisition outcome.

3. Testimonials and examples

Testimonials, examples, scenarios or case-style illustrations are provided to help explain service value. They should not be interpreted as a promise that every client will receive identical results.

4. Pricing and offers

Promotional pricing, starting prices and package descriptions are subject to change. Additional state fees, third-party costs, platform costs, ad spend, expedited handling or expanded scope may apply depending on the service.

5. Platform and advertising restrictions

Advertising platforms, search engines, payment providers and social networks may impose their own restrictions, content rules, verification requirements or account limitations. Legalisty by ACI does not control those third-party rules and cannot guarantee platform approval.

6. Founder responsibility

Visitors should review service pages carefully, ask questions where needed and avoid relying on headlines or promotional summaries alone when making a purchase decision.

7. Internal standard

Legalisty marketing should be premium, assertive and conversion-focused, but still grounded in real product scope, real support workflows and realistic commercial expectations.