The workshop agreement.

1. Workshop scope and deliverables

100x provides a remote opportunity workshop over 3–5 facilitated business days. Before kickoff the parties agree the schedule, participants, priority workflow, access and inputs in writing. Deliverables are an opportunity map, a value model with sources and assumptions, a ranked shortlist and a scoped first-build recommendation. The objective is to investigate $1 million or more of potential annual value; no financial result, production implementation or savings amount is guaranteed.

2. Workshop fee, deposit and activation

The standard workshop fee is $10,000 USD, or the accepted customer-specific price in the order. A $1,000 reservation deposit is credited once to that workshop fee; the remaining balance is invoiced and payable before kickoff. Standard remote facilitation expenses are included. Onsite delivery, travel, expanded scope or other additional charges require a separate written change order before they are incurred. Applicable transaction taxes, if required by law, are separately identified on the invoice. A discount does not reduce the deposit.

The deposit is refundable on written request until both parties confirm scope and start date in writing, and refundable if 100x cannot confirm the workshop. After confirmation, cancellation or rescheduling is agreed in writing, taking account of completed work and committed costs; any retained amount must be itemized. If 100x cannot deliver, fees for undelivered services are refunded. Both parties must accept the agreement and the balance must be paid before delivery begins.

3. No subscription or automatic enrollment

This is a single workshop. It does not enroll the Client in monthly pod services, authorize future card charges or credit the same deposit twice. Any later pod engagement requires its own accepted order. Payment alone does not constitute 100x acceptance or confirm an unagreed date.

4. Review, confidentiality and ownership

The Client supplies timely access, participants and feedback. 100x will correct a material failure to meet the agreed workshop scope without an additional fee. The Client owns its source materials and custom workshop deliverables on creation. 100x retains its pre-existing methods and templates and grants a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license to use any embedded elements for the Client’s business. Third-party materials retain their applicable licenses. No production access or system changes are authorized by this workshop order.

Each party protects the other’s nonpublic information and uses it only for this engagement, sharing it only with people who need it and have suitable confidentiality duties. These duties continue for two years after termination, and for trade secrets while protected by law. Already public, independently developed or otherwise lawfully obtained information is excluded. Legally required disclosure is permitted with notice where lawful. Hosting, vendors and regulated-data requirements must be agreed before such data is shared. Client data will not train a general-purpose model without express written permission.

5. Liability and third-party claims

Neither party is liable to the other for indirect, incidental or consequential damages, including lost profits. Each party's aggregate liability under this Agreement is limited to the amount the Client paid 100x during the six months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. The limitation does not apply to fraud, willful misconduct or breach of confidentiality, or to the extent applicable law does not allow the limitation. The Client's obligation to pay agreed fees is not eliminated by this limitation.

100x will defend and indemnify the Client against third-party claims that deliverables as provided by 100x and used as intended infringe a US patent, copyright or trade secret, excluding claims arising from Client modifications, combinations not supplied by 100x or use outside agreed scope. The Client will defend and indemnify 100x against third-party claims arising from Client-supplied materials that infringe third-party rights or the Client's unlawful business instructions or decisions. These obligations are subject to the liability provisions above. The protected party must give prompt notice, reasonable cooperation and control of the defense to the indemnifying party; no settlement may admit fault or impose a nonmonetary obligation on the protected party without its consent.

6. General terms and disputes

Neither party is liable for delay caused by events beyond its reasonable control; the affected party promptly informs the other and makes reasonable efforts to resume. Force majeure does not authorize unapproved extra fees. The parties first attempt to resolve a dispute in good faith. If unresolved after thirty days, it is resolved by binding arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association in San Francisco, California under its Commercial Arbitration Rules. California law governs, without its conflict-of-law rules. Each party acts as an independent contractor. Neither may bind the other beyond express written authority.

This Agreement, the final order and any signed service/security addenda are the whole agreement for this engagement. A later written change accepted by both parties may amend it. On a conflict, the later signed change controls its stated subject, then the final order, then these terms. Another customer's agreement and older website prices are not incorporated. If a provision is unenforceable, remaining provisions continue to the extent permitted by law.

7. Electronic records and signatures

Each signer represents that they are authorized to bind the named entity. Each party agrees to use electronic records and signatures for this Agreement. The Client may download or print the complete order and terms before signing and retain the signed copy afterward. The website records the accepted document version and the signing event. This Agreement may be signed in counterparts; it becomes effective when both parties have accepted it through the agreed signing or acceptance process. A payment receipt alone does not represent 100x's signature.