The Digital Dojo, operated by Tew's Inc · Last updated 14 September 2026
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A Digital Dojo subscription is a monthly service engagement with Rick Tew. You are hiring Rick's service to audit your business, build your Digital Dojo (an AI command center with trained AI assistants for your repeated work), keep it running, and help you run it: your team runs the daily work and Rick oversees it as your sensei, in writing. Running the daily work for you, or an engagement bigger than one Dojo, is a custom price agreed in writing first.
Seats on Your Dojo are limited so every client gets real attention. Whether a seat is open is answered in the mailbox before any invoice is sent.
Every offer on this site is built, hosted and managed on Rick's own stack, in Rick's accounts: the hosting, the app stack, the database, the mail plumbing, and the settings that hold it together. That is deliberate. It is how the same work runs in Rick's own businesses, it is what keeps the price flat, and it means there is nothing for you to log into, renew, patch or fix. The build, the code and the configuration are Rick's and remain his; you are buying the service of having them built, run and kept, not the machinery.
What is yours, always: your domain, your content, and your data (your customers, your records, what you wrote down for the Dojo). They remain yours during the engagement and leave with you if we part ways; Rick does not keep your data after you leave, it is handed over and then removed from his stack. The same holds if Rick is ever unavailable: the build is the window Rick made onto your business, and the window is what ends; what is yours stays yours. The hosting and the build end with the subscription, at the end of the paid month or year, and nothing is charged after.
The AI is included. Rick runs the models on his own accounts as part of the service; you never open an AI account, hold a key or watch a meter. If your Dojo's use grows far beyond a small business's normal day, Rick says so and prices it in writing first.
Included limits. Mail sent from your domain is included up to 5,000 messages a month; more is priced in writing first. Large media (video, big files) is stored as it is needed and priced only when it becomes a real cost, in writing first.
Not included: ad spend, and any software subscription your business already pays for on its own. Where an account has to be in your name (an ad account, your domain), it is, and Rick manages it with the access you grant.
Building inside your own accounts and stack instead, so that you own the machinery outright, is a custom engagement under section 1, quoted in writing first. It costs more because every login, registrar setting, stack setup and card approval on your side adds hours to the build, and Rick prices them.
The Dojo's assistants draft and propose. Anything that sends, pays, posts, or commits your business waits for a human press, and the judgment calls are never Rick's to make on your behalf. You remain responsible for the decisions of your business and for reviewing what you approve.
No revenue, savings, or outcome is guaranteed. Estimates shown anywhere (including the quiz on the offer page) are computed from numbers you provide and are labeled as estimates. AI systems make mistakes; the Dojo's approval gates exist for exactly that reason.
What Rick sees of your business while building and running your Dojo stays confidential. Methods and patterns learned across engagements (never your data, people, or specifics) remain Rick's to reuse; that is what keeps the shelf of proven builds sharp for every client.
To the maximum extent the law allows, Tew's Inc's total liability under this agreement is capped at the fees you paid in the three months before the claim. Neither side is liable to the other for indirect or consequential damages.
Tew's Inc is a United States company based in Las Vegas, Nevada. This agreement is governed by the laws of the State of Nevada, USA.
These terms can change with notice; the date above always reflects the current version. Changes never apply retroactively to a month you have already paid for.