Why there is a two-month minimum
A managed growth service needs enough time to set up the account, collect the business facts, publish the first assets, and start measuring what is happening. Without that window, both sides are judging the work before the system has had a chance to start properly.
What happens after the minimum
After the first two months, the business stays on a month-to-month basis. If the owner wants to stop, the service can end with 30 days notice instead of a long lock-in period.
What this means for a cautious buyer
The buyer can see the price, understand the term, and know the exit path before registering. That matters more than vague promises about flexibility that disappear once the paperwork starts.
What JUJUBOOST does not do
JUJUBOOST does not use a hidden annual contract, a separate cancellation penalty, or a demo-only quote wall. The terms are part of the public buying path so the owner can judge them before paying.
Where JUJUBOOST fits
JUJUBOOST is built for owners who want clear terms, fixed pricing, and managed execution without a long custom retainer. The cancellation policy is part of that same plain buying path.
Questions local owners ask
Is there a cancellation fee?
No. There is no separate cancellation fee. The practical requirement is the two-month minimum, then 30 days notice after that.
Do I need to sign a long-term contract?
No long-term annual contract is required. JUJUBOOST uses a short minimum term, then month-to-month continuation with notice.
Why not let people cancel in the first week?
Because managed setup, first assets, and early measurement need time to become useful. The minimum term is there so the service has a real chance to start working before either side judges the outcome.
Where can I verify the cancellation terms?
You can verify them on the public site before signup. The homepage, FAQ, proof framing, and legal terms all state the same cancellation path so the buyer does not need a sales call to learn it.