Clear ownership boundaries for your source material, generated website and Omega Web Pro technology.

1. Scope and core principle

Omega Web Pro separates the finished customer website from the platform that produces it. The licensed customer receives a deployable website package for the permanently licensed domain, while Alpha & Omega Limited retains the Omega Web Pro platform, engines, server-side systems, protected formats, licensing mechanisms and other proprietary technology.

2. Alpha & Omega Limited / Omega Web Pro intellectual property

Unless stated otherwise, Alpha & Omega Limited owns or licenses the rights in OmegaWebPro.com and the Omega Web Pro service, including branding, logos, product names, interface design, Builder workflows, engine architecture, server software, classes, algorithms, templates/blueprints, structured planning logic, validators, renderers, security controls, documentation, licence architecture, signed portable-project format and other non-customer platform materials.

The NZ$999 Lifetime Single Website Domain Licence does not sell or assign this underlying platform technology. It grants the rights described in the Terms for the customer’s licensed website and same-domain regeneration workflow.

3. Your source material remains your responsibility

You retain whatever rights you already hold in text, photographs, logos, documents, data, designs and other material that you submit to Omega Web Pro. By submitting material, you confirm that you own it or have sufficient permission, licence or other lawful authority for Omega to process it for your requested website.

You must not upload confidential information belonging to someone else without authority or use the Builder to reproduce an existing website, brand, photograph, text, database or software where doing so would infringe copyright, trade marks, privacy, confidentiality, contractual rights or other law.

4. Rights in the generated website package

Subject to payment, the Terms, the permanent-domain restriction and any third-party rights embedded in or linked from the project, Omega Web Pro authorises the licensed customer to deploy and operate the generated website for the licensed domain, to make ordinary permitted edits to the website files, and to use future Omega-generated versions for that same licensed domain.

The generated website package may include customer-provided content, Omega-generated code/content, standard web patterns, open standards, third-party components or materials subject to separate rights. Copyright ownership is therefore not necessarily a single undivided right in every byte of a finished website.

5. Permanent-domain licence boundary

One NZ$999 purchase creates one Lifetime Single Website Domain Licence for one normalised website domain. The licence is not a reusable multi-domain template licence. A customer may regenerate Pure HTML or WordPress versions for the same licensed domain without another licence purchase, but a different domain requires its own licence unless Omega expressly agrees otherwise in writing.

Licence IDs, Website IDs and protected project metadata must not be falsified, removed for circumvention purposes or modified to make another domain appear licensed.

6. Ordinary customer modifications are permitted

The customer may make ordinary operational changes to their deployed website, including content edits, styling adjustments, page changes, integrations and maintenance necessary to operate the licensed site, provided those changes do not unlawfully copy third-party rights or circumvent Omega’s licensing/security systems.

Editing the deployed website does not convert Omega’s Builder, engines, proprietary project format or server-side source code into customer-owned technology.

7. AI-assisted material and non-uniqueness

Generative and AI-assisted systems can produce similar text, ideas, structure or other output for different users. Omega Web Pro does not warrant that AI-assisted wording or other generated material is unique, registrable as intellectual property, non-infringing in every jurisdiction or eligible for copyright protection merely because it was generated through the service.

You must review AI-assisted output before publication. Where exclusivity matters—such as a brand name, logo, product claim, original artwork or substantial creative work—perform appropriate clearance searches and obtain professional advice where necessary.

8. Third-party content, open-source software, fonts, APIs and services

A generated or later-edited website may use third-party libraries, fonts, icons, images, embeds, APIs, WordPress plugins or other resources. Those materials remain subject to their applicable licences and terms. Omega’s licence cannot grant rights that Alpha & Omega Limited does not own.

You are responsible for maintaining licences, attribution, subscription status and compliance required by third-party materials you add after generation.

9. Prohibited copying, extraction and competitive misuse

Except where applicable law expressly prevents restriction, you must not copy, scrape, decompile, systematically extract, reproduce or adapt Omega Web Pro itself in order to create a competing builder, reproduce the engine pipeline, harvest proprietary templates, clone APIs, bypass security/licensing, or resell protected Omega project packages as standalone website-builder products or template inventories.

You may not represent Omega Web Pro branding, documentation or platform screenshots as your own product, and you may not remove trade mark/copyright notices from Omega-owned materials in a manner that falsely implies ownership.

10. Developers, agencies and people acting for a customer

A developer or agency may use Omega Web Pro for a customer when authorised to do so. The permanent licence remains associated with the licensed domain/customer relationship reflected in Omega records. Agency access does not create a reusable right to duplicate one purchased site across unrelated clients or domains.

11. Copyright notices and customer notices

Copyright protection in New Zealand arises automatically for qualifying original works; registration is not generally required. A copyright notice can still help identify the claimed owner and year. Customers may place their own appropriate copyright notice on the website for material they own or are authorised to claim.

Do not use a copyright notice to falsely claim ownership of third-party material, open-source components, stock content, Omega platform technology or material that applicable law does not permit you to claim.

12. Reporting alleged infringement or misuse

If you believe material on OmegaWebPro.com or an Omega-controlled service infringes your rights, send a clear notice identifying the work/right concerned, the specific URL or material, your contact details, the basis of your claim and any supporting evidence. Knowingly false notices may themselves have legal consequences.

13. Trade marks and brand use

Omega Web Pro, OmegaWebPro.com, associated logos and related branding may be protected by trade mark, copyright, passing-off or other rights. No right to use Omega branding in a way that implies sponsorship, certification, partnership or endorsement is granted merely because you purchase a website licence.

14. Preservation of evidence and licence integrity

Omega may retain licence, order, Website ID, security/audit and acceptance records as described in the Privacy Policy and Terms. These records help establish entitlement, prevent duplicate-domain licensing and investigate tampering or infringement.

15. Changes

This policy may be updated as Omega’s technology, third-party components and applicable intellectual-property law evolve. The revised date identifies the current published version.