Last updated: 25 September 2026
Version: 1.0

1. About these Terms

These Terms of Use govern access to and use of cadenholt.com and establish the general terms applicable to the website, its content, features and publicly presented information.

The website is operated by:

APOSKITIS FILIPPOS, a sole proprietor established in Greece, operating under the professional and distinctive title Caden Holt.

G.E.M.I. number: 196127203000
Legal form: Individual business / sole proprietorship
Registered office: PAPAFLESSA 23, VOULA, ATTICA, 16673
AFM / VAT identification number: 181491799
Professional / distinctive title: Caden Holt
Website: https://cadenholt.com
General contact: support@cadenholt.com
Legal contact: legal@cadenholt.com

Caden Holt is the professional and public-facing identity used by the proprietor for its professional activities. Caden Holt is not, and should not be understood as, a separate legal entity from the proprietor identified above.

The business's activities include website creation and related digital work, marketing consultancy, sales-promotion consultancy, graphic design, advertising-related creative services and visual communication, as reflected in its registered business activities.

The website is intended to provide information about the professional practice, its capabilities, services, work and methods, and to provide channels through which prospective clients may contact the business.

These Terms apply to website use only unless a separate agreement expressly incorporates them for a specific transaction.

2. Acceptance of these Terms

By accessing or using cadenholt.com, you acknowledge that you have read and understood these Terms and agree to comply with them to the extent they apply to your use of the website.

If you do not agree to these Terms, you should not use the website.

Where a separate contract is entered into for professional services or a separate purchase is made for a digital product, that transaction will also be governed by the applicable contract, order, product terms, license terms and mandatory law.

These Terms do not replace or limit rights or obligations imposed by mandatory applicable law.

For consumers, mandatory statutory rights take precedence over any provision of these Terms that cannot lawfully restrict or exclude them. Greek consumer law also provides that consumers are not bound by pre-formulated general terms where they were unable, through no fault of their own, to obtain knowledge of those terms before the contract was concluded.

3. Definitions

For these Terms:

"Caden Holt", "we", "us" or "our"

means APOSKITIS FILIPPOS, operating under the professional and distinctive title Caden Holt.

"Website"

means cadenholt.com and its publicly accessible pages, subpages and associated website functionality.

"Content"

means text, photographs, images, graphics, illustrations, designs, layouts, visual materials, videos, animations, code, software, documentation, trademarks, logos and other materials made available through the Website.

"Services"

means professional services that Caden Holt may offer, including positioning, brand systems, product and UX design, web design, web development and related professional services.

"User", "you" or "your"

means any person accessing or using the Website.

"Client"

means a person or business that enters into a separate agreement with Caden Holt for professional services.

"Product"

means a digital product or other product that may be offered by Caden Holt through a separate product-specific sales process.

4. Business identity and transparency

Caden Holt is a professional and trading identity rather than a separate legal person.

Where a formal contractual, invoicing, regulatory, tax, privacy or other legal identification is required, the legal proprietor is identified as:

APOSKITIS FILIPPOS, trading as Caden Holt.

This distinction exists to allow the business to operate under a consistent professional identity while preserving the legally required identification of the person responsible for the business.

Contracts, invoices and other legally relevant business documents may therefore identify the proprietor by the legal name registered with the competent Greek authorities while displaying Caden Holt as the professional/trading identity.

This structure does not alter the rights, obligations or identity of the legal proprietor.

5. Nature of the Website

The Website is principally an informational and professional website.

It presents:

• information about Caden Holt;

• descriptions of professional capabilities and services;

• selected work and project examples;

• indicative service packages and starting prices;

• contact channels;

• professional commentary, where applicable;

• links to third-party websites and services.

Unless a page expressly states otherwise, publication of information about a service does not itself create a contract for the supply of that service.

A service engagement is created only through the applicable written or electronic agreement, proposal, order or other contracting process expressly used for that engagement.

6. Services and capability descriptions

Caden Holt currently presents capabilities across:

Positioning

Including:

• positioning strategy;

• audience definition;

• messaging architecture;

• market and competitive analysis;

• value proposition;

• category strategy.

Brand Systems

Including:

• brand identity;

• naming;

• visual systems;

• verbal identity;

• art direction;

• brand guidelines.

Product & UX

Including:

• product strategy;

• interface design;

• prototyping;

• UX architecture;

• design systems;

• interaction design.

Web Experiences

Including:

• website strategy;

• web design;

• commerce experiences;

• information architecture;

• Framer development;

• SEO setup.

The availability of any individual service depends on the project, scope, client requirements, applicable law, technical requirements and the agreement entered into for that engagement.

The inclusion of a capability on the Website does not constitute an unconditional commitment to provide that capability to every person or project.

Caden Holt may decline an enquiry or project where:

• the project falls outside the business's capabilities;

• the project conflicts with applicable law;

• the project presents material security, fraud, reputational or compliance concerns;

• the requested work would require qualifications or authorisations that the business does not hold;

• the requested work would conflict with another client's legitimate interests or confidentiality;

• the requested work cannot reasonably be delivered within the required parameters.

7. Packages and indicative pricing

Any package or price presented on the Website is an indicative starting point, unless expressly identified as a binding offer under applicable law.

For example:

"From $1,500"

means that the final project price may vary depending on scope and requirements.

The final commercial agreement for a professional-services engagement will specify, as applicable:

• scope;

• deliverables;

• fees;

• applicable taxes;

• payment schedule;

• delivery dates;

• revisions;

• dependencies;

• client responsibilities;

• third-party services;

• intellectual-property arrangements;

• other project-specific terms.

No package description on the Website should be interpreted as guaranteeing that a particular project will be accepted at the displayed starting price.

Where applicable law requires a total consumer price, taxes or other mandatory information to be stated before a consumer is bound, that information will be provided through the applicable contracting process. The Greek e-commerce framework requires prices presented for information-society services to be stated clearly and, in particular, to identify whether applicable taxes and associated costs are included.

8. No contract through general Website browsing

Viewing the Website, submitting a general enquiry or communicating through a non-binding enquiry channel does not by itself create an obligation for either party to enter into a professional-services agreement, unless the communication expressly constitutes and legally operates as an offer and acceptance.

A proposal may be:

• informational;

• non-binding;

• subject to further discussion;

• conditional upon execution of a separate agreement.

The applicable proposal or agreement will identify its legal effect.

9. Proposals and project agreements

Where Caden Holt provides a proposal for professional work, the proposal will identify, where applicable:

• project objective;

• scope;

• deliverables;

• assumptions;

• estimated timeline;

• professional fees;

• payment terms;

• dependencies;

• exclusions;

• next steps.

A proposal does not automatically constitute acceptance of an order or commencement of services unless expressly stated.

Unless otherwise specified in writing, professional work begins only after the parties have entered into the applicable Client Agreement or other binding engagement document and any required advance payment has been received.

The final signed agreement and its incorporated Statement of Work, Order or equivalent project specification govern the actual project.

10. Public Website content does not define a project's scope

The Website describes Caden Holt's general capabilities, positioning, methods and examples.

Website content, social-media content, portfolio descriptions, presentations, marketing statements and other general public materials do not automatically become part of an individual project's scope.

A project is governed by the exact terms agreed between the parties.

Where a project agreement expressly incorporates a particular public document, page, specification or deliverable description, that material may become part of the agreement to the extent expressly incorporated.

Nothing in this provision excludes information or rights that applicable mandatory law requires a business to provide or honour.

In particular, consumer law may attach legal significance to pre-contractual information and public statements in circumstances where mandatory consumer-protection rules apply. EU consumer legislation recognises public statements concerning products and digital content among factors relevant to conformity in applicable consumer transactions.

11. Order of precedence for separate contracts

Where these Terms are expressly incorporated into a separate written agreement, and the documents conflict, the following order generally applies unless the agreement states otherwise:

1. mandatory applicable law;

2. the executed Client Agreement or other signed contract;

3. the applicable Statement of Work, Order or signed Change Order;

4. expressly incorporated service-specific terms;

5. these Terms of Use.

A separately agreed project-specific provision will therefore take precedence over a general Website provision to the extent of a genuine conflict.

The Privacy Notice governs personal-data processing and does not become a commercial specification merely because it is linked from a contract.

12. Electronic contracting

Professional agreements may be entered into and signed electronically.

Greek electronic-commerce law expressly permits contracts to be concluded by electronic means, subject to statutory exceptions, and EU eIDAS rules recognise electronic signatures as legally relevant forms of signature.

Where Caden Holt uses an electronic-signature platform, the electronic contract record may include:

• document version;

• signature data;

• date and time;

• signing status;

• identity information supplied during the signing process;

• audit records;

• relevant technical metadata.

The parties may rely on the resulting electronic records as evidence of the agreement and its acceptance, subject to applicable law.

The particular legal status of an electronic signature depends on the method used. Under eIDAS, electronic signatures cannot be denied legal effect merely because they are electronic, while a qualified electronic signature has the specific legal effect of being equivalent to a handwritten signature under EU law.

13. Website content

Unless expressly stated otherwise, all Content on the Website is owned by Caden Holt or is used under a lawful licence or other permission.

Content includes, without limitation:

• website copy;

• visual identity;

• layouts;

• interface designs;

• illustrations;

• graphics;

• animations;

• original photography;

• original video;

• code;

• design systems;

• diagrams;

• downloadable materials;

• logos;

• trademarks;

• service descriptions;

• editorial material.

No ownership rights are transferred to you merely because Content is displayed publicly on the Website.

Certain third-party materials may remain owned by their respective rights holders and may be subject to separate licences or usage conditions.

Nothing in these Terms grants you rights in third-party material beyond the rights available under the relevant third-party licence.

14. Limited permission to use the Website

Subject to these Terms, Caden Holt grants you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission to access and use the Website for lawful personal or internal business purposes.

This permission does not grant you ownership of the Website or its Content.

You may:

• view the Website;

• share ordinary links to publicly accessible pages;

• print or save reasonable extracts for personal or internal business reference;

• communicate publicly that you found or viewed a particular Caden Holt page, provided the representation is accurate.

15. Prohibited use

You must not use the Website in a manner that:

• violates applicable law;

• infringes another person's intellectual-property rights;

• infringes privacy or publicity rights;

• attempts to gain unauthorised access to systems, accounts or infrastructure;

• introduces malware or malicious code;

• interferes with the availability or security of the Website;

• attempts to bypass technical restrictions;

• uses automated systems to overload or disrupt the Website;

• impersonates Caden Holt or another person;

• creates a misleading impression of affiliation with Caden Holt;

• uses the Website to distribute unlawful, fraudulent, defamatory or abusive material;

• extracts or systematically copies Content for a commercial database, competing site or other commercial purpose without permission;

• uses the Website to send spam or other unlawful communications.

Nothing in this section restricts activity that cannot lawfully be restricted, including lawful quotation, criticism, review, research, statutory rights or other permitted uses recognised by mandatory law.

16. Scraping and automated extraction

The Website may contain commercially valuable text, design systems, visual materials, research, structured information and other proprietary Content.

Unless Caden Holt expressly authorises it, you must not systematically scrape, crawl, copy, harvest or extract substantial portions of the Website for:

• commercial databases;

• competing services;

• automated content-republication;

• mass redistribution;

• machine-learning datasets;

• commercial model training;

• benchmarking systems designed to reproduce the Website;

• automated lead or profile enrichment.

This does not prohibit:

• ordinary search-engine indexing;

• accessibility tools;

• security research conducted lawfully;

• legally protected research;

• isolated or insubstantial quotation;

• other activity permitted by mandatory law.

Where a particular automated use is legitimate but technically blocked by the Website, the appropriate course is to contact Caden Holt rather than attempt to circumvent the restriction.

17. Intellectual property in Caden Holt itself

The name Caden Holt, associated branding, logos, wordmarks, visual elements and other identifiers may be protected by applicable intellectual-property, unfair-competition or trade-name rules and may become subject to additional trademark protection.

You may not use Caden Holt branding in a manner that:

• implies that you are Caden Holt;

• implies an endorsement that does not exist;

• implies a partnership or agency relationship that does not exist;

• creates a misleadingly similar commercial identity.

Third-party names and trademarks appearing on the Website belong to their respective owners.

18. Portfolio and case-study material

The Website may include descriptions of current, historical, independent, collaborative, pre-launch or ongoing projects.

A project displayed on the Website does not necessarily mean that:

• the project is currently active;

• the project generated revenue;

• the project has launched publicly;

• the business displayed in the case study is a current client;

• Caden Holt was responsible for every aspect of the project;

• a particular commercial result was achieved.

Where relevant, project pages may identify the project's status, scope and Caden Holt's specific contribution.

Caden Holt will seek to present portfolio information accurately and will not intentionally create materially misleading impressions regarding client relationships, project outcomes or commercial results.

This approach is consistent with EU rules prohibiting misleading business-to-consumer commercial practices and treating false or deceptive information about a product or service as potentially misleading.

19. Third-party trademarks and client names

Client names, project names, domain names and third-party trademarks may appear on the Website solely for identification, portfolio, editorial or descriptive purposes where Caden Holt has an appropriate basis to display them.

Nothing on the Website should be interpreted as suggesting that a third party endorses Caden Holt unless an express statement says so.

If a rights holder reasonably believes that material is being displayed without the necessary permission, they may contact:

legal@cadenholt.com

with sufficient information to identify the relevant material and the basis of the request.

20. Accuracy of information

Caden Holt makes reasonable efforts to keep Website information accurate and current.

However:

• service descriptions may evolve;

• package availability may change;

• pricing may change;

• project status may change;

• third-party services may change;

• technical features may be updated;

• pages may be corrected or removed.

The Website should therefore not be treated as a permanent commercial specification unless a specific page or document expressly states otherwise.

Where a visitor requires definitive information concerning a proposed engagement, the applicable proposal or contract should be relied upon.

21. No guarantee of commercial results

Descriptions of Caden Holt's methods, capabilities or examples are not guarantees of a particular commercial outcome.

Unless a written project agreement expressly states otherwise, Caden Holt does not guarantee:

• revenue;

• conversion rates;

• search rankings;

• lead volume;

• sales;

• fundraising;

• investment;

• market adoption;

• traffic;

• customer growth;

• brand recognition;

• business valuation;

• profitability;

• or any other specific commercial result.

Business outcomes depend on many factors outside Caden Holt's control, including:

• client's product;

• market conditions;

• pricing;

• distribution;

• competition;

• operational execution;

• sales activity;

• customer behaviour;

• third-party platforms;

• regulatory requirements;

• budget;

• timing.

Nothing in this section limits an express contractual obligation that Caden Holt has specifically undertaken.

22. No professional advice outside the agreed scope

Information published on the Website is provided for general informational and professional purposes.

Unless expressly agreed under a separate engagement, Website content does not constitute:

• legal advice;

• tax advice;

• accounting advice;

• investment advice;

• financial advice;

• medical advice;

• regulatory advice;

• cybersecurity certification;

• architectural or engineering certification;

• or other regulated professional advice.

Where Caden Holt provides strategic or marketing advice as part of a paid engagement, that advice remains subject to the scope and limitations of the relevant agreement.

Clients remain responsible for obtaining specialist legal, tax, regulatory, accounting or other professional advice where required.

23. Third-party services

The Website and Caden Holt's professional work may depend on third-party services, platforms or infrastructure.

Examples may include:

• Framer;

• Google services;

• hosting infrastructure;

• domain registrars;

• email providers;

• analytics providers;

• payment providers;

• CRM platforms;

• software libraries;

• APIs;

• external integrations.

Third-party services may be governed by their own terms, privacy notices and licences.

Caden Holt does not control third-party services and cannot guarantee that a third-party service will remain available, unchanged, compatible or free from interruption.

Where a particular third-party service is necessary for a client project, the applicable project agreement will identify the relevant dependency where appropriate.

24. External links

The Website may link to websites controlled by third parties, including:

• clients;

• project partners;

• professional organisations;

• technology providers;

• service providers;

• other independent websites.

A link does not constitute an endorsement, guarantee or adoption of the third-party website or its content unless expressly stated.

Caden Holt is not responsible for the content, availability, security, privacy practices or legal compliance of external websites.

You access third-party websites at your own discretion and subject to their own terms.

25. Website availability

Caden Holt aims to maintain a reliable Website but does not guarantee that the Website will always be:

• available;

• uninterrupted;

• error-free;

• secure against every possible attack;

• compatible with every device or browser;

• free of third-party service interruptions.

The Website may occasionally be unavailable because of:

• maintenance;

• updates;

• infrastructure problems;

• security measures;

• third-party provider failures;

• force majeure events;

• internet outages;

• regulatory or legal requirements.

Caden Holt may modify, suspend or discontinue portions of the Website where reasonably necessary.

Nothing in this provision excludes liability that cannot legally be excluded.

26. Security

You must not attempt to compromise the security of the Website or its infrastructure.

This includes:

• unauthorised access attempts;

• credential attacks;

• exploitation of vulnerabilities without permission;

• malicious payloads;

• denial-of-service activity;

• unauthorised modification;

• interference with form submissions;

• circumvention of access controls.

If you discover a security issue affecting cadenholt.com, please report it responsibly to:

security@cadenholt.com

Where no dedicated security mailbox is active, reports may be sent to:

support@cadenholt.com

Please provide enough information to reproduce or investigate the issue and avoid exploiting the issue beyond what is reasonably necessary to demonstrate it.

27. Contact forms and communications

The Website may provide forms through which you can contact Caden Holt.

Submitting an enquiry does not guarantee:

• a response;

• acceptance of the project;

• availability;

• a quotation;

• a specific price;

• or an engagement.

Information submitted through a contact form is handled in accordance with the Privacy Notice.

For general information about personal-data processing, see:

/legal/privacy

For enquiries:

support@cadenholt.com

For legal matters:

legal@cadenholt.com

For privacy matters:

privacy@cadenholt.com

28. Electronic communications

When you contact Caden Holt electronically, you acknowledge that ordinary electronic communications may involve transmission through third-party service providers.

Caden Holt will use reasonable measures to protect business communications, but no electronic communication system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

You should not send passwords, payment-card details, authentication credentials or sensitive personal information by ordinary website contact form or unsecured email unless Caden Holt expressly instructs you to use an appropriate secure process.

For data-protection information, please consult the Privacy Notice.

29. Direct marketing

Where Caden Holt communicates with existing or prospective business contacts for business-development purposes, those communications are subject to applicable privacy and electronic-communications law.

These Terms do not themselves constitute consent to receive marketing communications.

Where consent is legally required for a particular communication channel, the relevant consent will be obtained separately.

You may object to direct marketing at any time by contacting:

privacy@cadenholt.com

or by using the mechanism included in the relevant communication.

The Hellenic Data Protection Authority confirms an unconditional right to object to direct marketing under Article 21 GDPR and separately regulates unsolicited promotional telephone calls and electronic communications under the Greek electronic-communications framework.

30. Privacy

Personal-data processing is governed by the separate:

Privacy Notice

available at:

https://cadenholt.com/legal/privacy

The Privacy Notice explains:

• what personal data may be collected;

• why it is processed;

• legal bases;

• processors and recipients;

• international transfers;

• retention;

• security;

• individual rights;

• direct-marketing processing;

• public-source prospecting;

• complaint mechanisms.

The Privacy Notice is a transparency document concerning personal-data processing. It is not intended to function as a general commercial agreement or to replace the terms of a separate client engagement.

The Hellenic DPA emphasises that privacy information must be transparent, understandable and easily accessible.

31. Cookies and similar technologies

Use of cookies and similar technologies is governed by the separate:

Cookies Notice

available at:

https://cadenholt.com/legal/cookies

The Cookies Notice describes the technologies actually deployed on the Website and their respective purposes and consent requirements.

Caden Holt does not intend to rely on these Terms as a substitute for any consent required by applicable electronic-communications law.

The Hellenic DPA distinguishes technically necessary technologies from non-essential tracking and states that consent is required for relevant storage/access technologies except where a statutory necessity exception applies.

32. User-submitted material

If you voluntarily send text, files, links, images, concepts, feedback or other material to Caden Holt, you retain ownership of intellectual-property rights you already hold in that material.

You grant Caden Holt only the limited permission reasonably necessary to:

• receive;

• review;

• evaluate;

• respond to;

• store;

• and, where applicable, use the material for the purpose for which you submitted it.

For example, material submitted as part of a project enquiry may be reviewed to determine whether Caden Holt can provide the requested services.

Caden Holt will not obtain ownership of your pre-existing intellectual property merely because you submitted it through the Website.

If a separate client agreement provides different intellectual-property terms, that agreement governs the relevant project.

33. Feedback

If you voluntarily provide feedback about the Website or Caden Holt's services, Caden Holt may use that feedback to improve the business, provided that doing so does not disclose confidential information or otherwise infringe applicable rights.

Caden Holt will not attribute private client feedback publicly to a named person or business without an appropriate basis or permission where required.

34. Confidential information

The Website is not a confidential submission channel unless Caden Holt expressly states otherwise.

Information submitted through an ordinary public contact form should therefore not be assumed to be subject to a non-disclosure agreement solely because it was submitted.

If a prospective client needs to disclose sensitive confidential information before entering into a project agreement, the parties may execute an NDA or agree appropriate confidentiality terms.

Once a Client Agreement or NDA has been executed, its confidentiality provisions govern the relevant information.

35. Intellectual property in commissioned work

These Terms do not determine ownership of intellectual property created specifically for a client project.

Ownership, assignment, licensing, source files, reusable components, third-party assets and portfolio rights are determined by the applicable Client Agreement and/or Statement of Work.

Unless expressly agreed otherwise, merely discussing a project or receiving a proposal does not transfer intellectual-property rights.

This distinction is intentional.

The public Website establishes your general capabilities and business identity; the private Client Agreement determines the IP outcome for the specific paid engagement.

36. Third-party materials in client projects

Where a professional engagement incorporates:

• stock photography;

• typefaces;

• software;

• plugins;

• third-party code;

• APIs;

• Framer functionality;

• icons;

• illustrations;

• third-party templates;

• other licensed materials;

those materials may remain subject to third-party terms.

Caden Holt will not represent third-party rights as being transferable when they are not.

The applicable Client Agreement will determine responsibility for obtaining and maintaining required third-party licences where relevant.

37. Use of third-party platforms in completed work

A client project may rely upon a third-party platform.

For example, a website may depend on:

• Framer;

• a domain registrar;

• a hosting provider;

• email infrastructure;

• a CMS;

• payment infrastructure.

The client remains responsible for maintaining the accounts, subscriptions and licences assigned to the client unless the Client Agreement expressly states otherwise.

Changes by a third-party provider may affect functionality independently of Caden Holt.

Where Caden Holt has an ongoing maintenance responsibility, the relevant agreement will specify the applicable scope.

38. No guarantee of third-party continuity

Caden Holt does not guarantee that:

• Framer;

• a hosting provider;

• a browser;

• an API;

• an external integration;

• a payment provider;

• a domain registrar;

• an analytics platform;

• a CMS;

• or any other third-party service

will continue to provide the same features, interfaces, pricing, APIs, uptime or compatibility.

Where a third-party dependency materially affects a project, Caden Holt may need to modify the implementation or recommend an alternative solution.

39. Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, Caden Holt will not be liable merely because you:

• relied on general Website information;

• visited an external website through a link;

• experienced an interruption caused by a third party;

• experienced a browser/device incompatibility;

• failed to maintain your own third-party account;

• used information outside the context for which it was provided.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability, statutory right or remedy that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited.

In particular, these Terms are not intended to exclude liability or consumer rights where such exclusion would be invalid under applicable Greek, EU or other mandatory law.

For paid professional services, the applicable Client Agreement governs the specific liability allocation for the project.

For digital products, the applicable sales and licence terms govern product-specific liability, subject to mandatory consumer rights.

40. No implied warranties beyond those required by law

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Website and its general informational Content are provided without guarantees that every page, feature or item of information will always be complete, uninterrupted or error-free.

Where mandatory law provides statutory warranties, conformity rights, remedies or other protections, those rights remain unaffected.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to contractually reduce mandatory consumer protection.

41. Consumer rights

Nothing in these Terms limits mandatory consumer rights.

Where a user qualifies as a consumer under applicable law, statutory consumer protections may apply irrespective of the wording of these Terms.

This is particularly relevant to:

• distance contracts;

• digital products;

• digital services;

• consumer guarantees;

• withdrawal rights;

• conformity rights;

• unfair contractual terms.

Greek Law 2251/1994 contains consumer-protection rules concerning general terms, distance contracts and unfair terms, while EU consumer legislation establishes additional requirements for pre-contractual information and digital content.

42. Business-to-business transactions

Where you use the Website or engage Caden Holt strictly in connection with your trade, business, craft or profession, consumer-specific provisions may not apply.

The applicable commercial relationship will instead be governed by:

• mandatory applicable law;

• the Client Agreement;

• the Statement of Work;

• applicable invoices and commercial documents;

• these Terms where incorporated or otherwise applicable.

Where the parties are not consumers, Greek electronic-commerce legislation permits certain contracting formalities to be varied by agreement.

43. International use

Caden Holt operates from Greece and may provide services internationally.

The Website may therefore be accessed from jurisdictions outside Greece.

Caden Holt does not represent that every element of the Website or every service is appropriate, lawful or available in every jurisdiction.

If you access the Website from another jurisdiction, you are responsible for complying with applicable local laws to the extent they legitimately apply to your use.

The business may decline services where providing them would create an unlawful or material regulatory conflict.

44. Language

The Website is primarily operated in English.

English is the principal language used by Caden Holt for its international professional and commercial communications, except where a specific agreement provides otherwise or applicable mandatory law requires another language.

For business-to-business and international transactions, the parties may agree to conduct the relevant relationship in English where legally permitted.

Where Greek law requires consumer-facing general terms, pre-contractual information, contractual information or other mandatory disclosures to be provided in Greek, Caden Holt will provide the required Greek-language version or information.

The existence of an English-language version does not waive mandatory language requirements.

For a specific contract, the applicable agreement will identify the languages in which it is concluded.

This structure reflects both the EU e-commerce requirement to disclose the languages available for conclusion of electronic contracts and the Greek consumer-protection rules concerning Greek-language general terms.

45. Changes to the Website

Caden Holt may:

• update the Website;

• change service descriptions;

• change package structures;

• add or remove pages;

• change visual presentation;

• correct errors;

• discontinue sections;

• introduce new functionality;

• change or remove third-party integrations.

Changes to the Website do not automatically amend an already executed Client Agreement or other contract.

A contractual change requires the mechanism specified by the applicable agreement or mandatory law.

46. Changes to these Terms

Caden Holt may update these Terms from time to time.

The current version will be published at:

https://cadenholt.com/legal/terms

with an updated version number and effective date.

Updates may be made to reflect:

• changes in law;

• changes to the Website;

• new features;

• new technologies;

• changes in business operations;

• changes in third-party dependencies;

• changes in professional services.

A revised version applies to Website use after its effective date to the extent permitted by law.

A revised version does not automatically alter the contractual terms of a transaction already concluded unless the applicable contract or law permits the change.

Where a material contractual amendment requires affirmative acceptance, Caden Holt will use an appropriate acceptance mechanism.

47. Suspension and termination of Website access

Caden Holt may restrict or terminate access to the Website where reasonably necessary to:

• protect security;

• prevent abuse;

• comply with law;

• respond to malicious activity;

• protect intellectual property;

• protect the Website or its users;

• investigate suspected fraud.

Where reasonably practicable, Caden Holt may provide notice before restriction, but immediate restriction may occur where necessary to address an active security, legal or operational risk.

This does not affect any mandatory rights.

48. Unauthorised use and remedies

If you materially violate these Terms, Caden Holt may take proportionate steps including:

• blocking access;

• removing unlawful material where applicable;

• investigating misuse;

• preserving relevant records;

• reporting unlawful conduct to competent authorities where required;

• pursuing available legal remedies.

Nothing in this section creates a right to disproportionate action or limits mandatory legal protections.

49. Force majeure

Caden Holt will not be responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances outside its reasonable control, including where applicable:

• natural disasters;

• fire;

• flood;

• war;

• terrorism;

• civil disturbance;

• governmental action;

• telecommunications failure;

• internet infrastructure failure;

• major third-party service outage;

• labour disruption;

• cyberattack;

• widespread infrastructure failure;

• other events that could not reasonably have been prevented or overcome.

For paid client projects, the consequences of a force-majeure event will also be governed by the applicable Client Agreement.

This provision does not excuse obligations that the law does not permit a party to avoid.

50. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is found to be invalid, unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will continue to apply to the extent permitted by law.

The invalid provision will be interpreted or replaced, where legally permissible, in the manner that most closely reflects its intended lawful purpose.

Nothing in this section validates a term that mandatory law renders void.

51. No waiver

A failure or delay by Caden Holt in exercising a right under these Terms does not automatically constitute a waiver of that right.

A waiver is effective only to the extent expressly stated.

A waiver concerning one breach does not automatically constitute a waiver concerning a later breach.

52. Assignment

You may not transfer or assign your rights or obligations under these Terms where doing so would materially alter the relationship or create a legal or security risk, unless permitted by applicable law.

Caden Holt may reorganise or transfer its business, rights or obligations as part of a legitimate business restructuring, succession or transfer, subject to applicable law and any contractual restrictions that apply to an existing client relationship.

This section does not alter the identity of the legal proprietor for purposes of an existing contract unless the relevant contract is lawfully assigned or replaced.

53. No partnership or agency

Nothing in the Website or these Terms creates:

• a partnership;

• joint venture;

• employment relationship;

• franchise;

• fiduciary relationship;

• agency relationship;

between you and Caden Holt unless a separate written agreement expressly establishes such a relationship.

Using a portfolio description, case study or public project reference does not create such a relationship.

54. No third-party beneficiary rights

Unless a provision expressly states otherwise or mandatory law provides otherwise, these Terms create rights and obligations only between Caden Holt and the relevant Website user.

No third party is intended to receive enforceable rights solely from these Terms.

55. Complaints and contact

Questions, complaints or requests concerning the Website should first be sent to:

support@cadenholt.com

Legal matters may be directed to:

legal@cadenholt.com

Privacy matters should be directed to:

privacy@cadenholt.com

Where a complaint concerns a particular professional project, the client should also refer to the complaint procedure specified in the relevant Client Agreement.

Caden Holt will make reasonable efforts to review legitimate complaints and respond appropriately.

Nothing prevents a consumer from exercising statutory rights or contacting a competent authority or dispute-resolution body where permitted by law.

56. Governing law

These Terms are governed by the laws of Greece, subject to:

• mandatory provisions of applicable European Union law;

• mandatory consumer-protection rights;

• mandatory provisions of the law applicable to a particular transaction;

• applicable conflict-of-laws rules;

• mandatory jurisdiction rules.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to deprive a consumer of protection that cannot legally be excluded by agreement.

57. Jurisdiction

For relationships with businesses and other parties where an agreement on jurisdiction is legally permissible, the parties may agree to submit disputes to the competent courts of Greece, including the courts having jurisdiction over the registered office of the business, subject to applicable procedural law.

For consumers, the courts and jurisdiction rules established by mandatory law apply.

Nothing in these Terms requires a consumer to waive a mandatory right to bring proceedings in a court otherwise available to that consumer under applicable law.

EU rules provide specific jurisdictional protections for consumers in cross-border disputes, and those rules cannot simply be displaced by a blanket website clause.

58. Dispute resolution

Where a dispute arises, Caden Holt encourages the parties to first communicate in writing and attempt to resolve the matter directly.

This informal step does not:

• prevent a party from taking urgent legal action;

• suspend a statutory limitation period;

• waive a consumer's right to a statutory remedy;

• prevent a complaint to a supervisory or regulatory authority.

Where applicable law provides a consumer with access to an alternative dispute-resolution body, the relevant statutory mechanisms remain available.

Caden Holt does not refer to the former EU Online Dispute Resolution platform in these Terms because that platform was discontinued in July 2025.

59. Entire agreement — website use

These Terms, together with the documents expressly incorporated into them, represent the general framework governing your use of the Website.

They do not constitute the complete agreement for a specific professional project or product purchase unless expressly incorporated for that transaction.

A separate Client Agreement or Product Agreement may therefore contain terms that are more specific than these general Website Terms.

Where a specific contract conflicts with a general Website term, the applicable order-of-precedence provision applies.

60. No reliance on outdated versions

The Website may contain cached, indexed or archived copies of previous materials that are no longer current.

The effective version of these Terms is the version published at:

https://cadenholt.com/legal/terms

The applicable version for a particular executed contract may instead be the version expressly incorporated into that contract.

61. Contact information

Caden Holt
Professional and trading identity of APOSKITIS FILIPPOS

Legal form: Individual business / sole proprietorship
Registered in: Greece
G.E.M.I.: 196127203000
AFM / VAT ID: 181491799
Registered office: PAPAFLESSA 23, VOULA, ATTICA, 16673

Website: https://cadenholt.com
Support: support@cadenholt.com
Legal: legal@cadenholt.com
Privacy: privacy@cadenholt.com

62. Related legal documents

The following documents form the public legal framework of cadenholt.com:

Privacy

Privacy Notice
/legal/privacy

Describes personal-data processing.

Cookies

Cookies Notice
/legal/cookies

Describes cookies and similar technologies.

Sales & Refunds

Sales & Refunds
/legal/sales

Applies to digital-product purchases and relevant consumer transaction information when those products are introduced.

License & Intellectual Property

License & Intellectual Property
/legal/license

Applies to digital-product usage rights and other product-specific IP terms where incorporated.

The existence of these documents does not mean that every document applies to every transaction.

63. Version history

Version 1.0
Effective date: 25 September 2026