These are the terms under which Few Not Many works with founders. They cover the basics — scope, payment, ownership of the work, confidentiality, ending the engagement. Each working relationship is documented separately in a signed agreement; this page is the public-facing summary.

Who we are, and what this covers

Few Not Many is a practice operated by Lunar Leap Technologies LLP, registered in Mumbai, India ("we," "us," "our"). These terms apply to anyone who visits this website or works with us under a retainer engagement ("you," "client"). By using this site or engaging us, you agree to these terms.

Detailed terms specific to a working relationship — scope, deliverables, schedule, fees, and obligations on both sides — are documented in a separate Master Service Agreement and Statement of Work, signed before any paid work begins. Where those documents differ from these terms, the signed agreement takes precedence.

What we offer

Few Not Many offers a retainer service for B2B founders that includes three components:

The three components are offered as a single integrated retainer, not as separate services. We currently work with a small number of founders at a time. The exact ceiling is stated in the engagement-shape section of our home page and may change.

What we don't do

We do not run automated outreach. We do not send messages from tools or sequences. We do not write content that promotes products or services we have not understood. We do not work on engagements that conflict with another active client.

We will decline to write content that is false, misleading, defamatory, or that we believe will damage the client's reputation. We will say so during scoping if we believe a request falls into this category.

Fees and payment

Retainer fees are agreed in the Statement of Work signed at the start of each engagement. Standard terms are:

Fees do not include third-party costs incurred on your behalf — for example, a Sales Navigator subscription, paid LinkedIn promotional tools, or specialist research subscriptions. We will agree on any such cost in advance before incurring it.

Who owns the work

Once a deliverable has been paid for, you own it. This includes the rewritten profile copy, the company page content, all ghostwritten posts, and the outreach messages sent on your behalf. You may use, edit, republish, and repurpose the work freely after the engagement ends.

We retain the right to discuss the work in the abstract — methodology, frameworks, anonymised examples — for our own marketing and writing. We will never name a client, identify a client's company, or reproduce identifiable client work in our public writing without express written permission.

Confidentiality

We treat all client information — business details, customer information, strategic plans, and any other non-public information shared during the engagement — as strictly confidential. Confidentiality survives the end of the engagement.

A separate Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement, compliant with the Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023, is available on request and is typically signed before scoping conversations involving sensitive information.

Your responsibilities as a client

The work requires your active participation. Specifically:

If approvals consistently take longer than seventy-two hours, or if information shared during onboarding turns out to be materially inaccurate, we may pause or end the engagement with reasonable notice.

Ending the engagement

After the three-month minimum, either side may end the engagement with thirty days' written notice. During the notice period, we will complete any work already in progress and hand over all deliverables and supporting materials.

We may end the engagement immediately if we believe the work has become unethical, illegal, or in conflict with our other clients' interests. In such cases, we will refund any prepaid fees for work not yet performed.

What we don't promise

We promise to do the work with care. We do not promise specific outcomes — number of replies, number of meetings booked, number of deals closed, or any other metric. The market, your buyers, the quality of your offering, and many other factors outside our control affect those outcomes. We will be honest with you about what we observe and what we recommend; we cannot guarantee what your buyers will do.

Limitation of liability

Our total liability for any claim arising from the engagement is limited to the total fees paid by you to us in the three months preceding the claim. We are not liable for indirect, consequential, or incidental losses — including lost business, lost revenue, reputational damage, or third-party claims — except where prohibited by law.

This limitation does not apply in cases of gross negligence, fraud, or wilful breach of these terms.

Governing law

These terms are governed by the laws of India. Any dispute arising under these terms is subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Mumbai, Maharashtra. We prefer to resolve disputes in conversation before either side considers legal action.

Changes to these terms

We may update these terms from time to time. Where a change materially affects an existing engagement, we will notify the affected client in writing and the change will take effect only with their continued use of the service or written acknowledgement.

Questions

If anything in this document is unclear, write to us via the contact form on the home page, or DM Forum on LinkedIn. Saurin reads such queries himself and will reply within a working day.