If you have signed an agreement with us, that agreement covers the work, and nothing on this page changes it. Everything here is about the website.
Effective 4 September 2026.
Am I agreeing to something just by reading this?
You are agreeing to the rules for using the site, and they are the ordinary ones: do not break it, and do not pass it off as your own. That is all. Nothing on this site takes a payment, so you are not agreeing to buy anything. Hiring us is a separate document that you sign.
I am a client. Which document wins?
Your signed agreement. Always. Anywhere it says something different from this page, it wins. Your agreement covers the work, the fees, the notice period and how disputes get handled. This page only covers the website. Section 3 puts that in the terms themselves.
The calculator gave me a revenue number. Is that a promise?
No. It is an estimate and you should treat it as one. Every tool here works from figures you type in and published industry benchmarks, and it shows you its arithmetic so you can argue with it. The same goes for any result in a case study: it happened on that account, in that market, in that period, and it is not a forecast for yours. Section 5 has the detail.
Can I copy what is on here?
Read it, print it, send it to a colleague, quote it with a link back. What you may not do is republish it as your own, feed it to a scraper, or lift the tools and put them on another site. The writing and the calculators are ours. Section 8 draws the line.
If something goes wrong, where does it go?
California law, and the courts in Orange County. But first we talk: thirty days of good-faith discussion before anybody files anything, which is the same step your service agreement requires. Email [email protected] and it starts there. Section 15.
This website, kimuraworldwide.com, is owned and run by Kimura Worldwide LLC, a California limited liability company. On this page "we", "us" and "our" mean Kimura Worldwide LLC. "You" means whoever is using the site.
We are a paid media agency. We run Google Ads and Meta Ads for businesses. We are not a publisher, a course seller or a marketplace, and nothing is sold through this website.
Using the site means you accept these terms. That includes reading a page, running one of the calculators, submitting a form or subscribing to the newsletter.
If you do not accept them, the remedy is simple and it is the only one: stop using the site.
Some forms on this site carry a checkbox saying you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Ticking it is your agreement to this page and to the Privacy Policy. Hiring us takes a separate document that you sign.
Have you signed an agreement with us? That agreement covers the work, and it wins anywhere it says something different from this page.
Your agreement decides scope, fees, notice periods, who owns the ad account and how disputes get handled. This page decides how the website may be used. Reading it takes away nothing your agreement gives you.
If the two look like they conflict, write to us and we will tell you which one applies. We are not going to use a line on a website to argue against something we put in your contract.
The site exists to explain what we do, show work we have done, give away some useful tools, and let you start a conversation. That is the whole list.
Several pages here run a calculator that takes numbers from you and returns a budget, a cost per lead or a revenue estimate. Each one shows its arithmetic on purpose, so you can check it.
Every one of them is an estimate. The output depends on the figures you type in and on published industry benchmarks that may not match your market, your season or your account. No calculator here promises a result or guarantees one.
The same applies to every number in a case study on this site. Those results happened on a named account, in a stated period, with a stated budget. Advertising results move with the market, the offer, the competition and the state of the account, and none of those is under our control.
Where a figure comes from published research and not from an account we ran, the page says so beside it. Where an example is illustrative, the page labels it.
Decisions about your money are yours. Check the output against your own books before you spend against it.
Articles, guides, checklists, benchmarks and tool outputs on this site are general information for a business audience. They are not legal, tax, accounting, financial or investment advice, and reading them does not make us your advisor.
Once you engage us under a signed agreement, we do give you specific advice about your advertising, and your agreement governs it.
When you fill in a form, subscribe, or email us, you are telling us two things: that you are eighteen or older, and that you are entitled to send us whatever you are sending.
You keep ownership of what you send. You give us permission to use it for the purpose you sent it for: to reply to you, to run the audit or review you asked for, and to keep our records straight. What we do with the personal information inside it is set out in the Privacy Policy.
We do not claim ownership of your material, and we will not publish your name, your company or your numbers as a case study or a testimonial without asking you first.
Do not send us anything confidential through a web form. If you need to send us account access or commercially sensitive figures, say so and we will arrange a proper way to do it.
The writing, design, photography, code and calculators on this site belong to us or to the people who licensed them to us.
You may read it, print it, save it, email a page to a colleague, and quote from it in your own work as long as you say where it came from and link back.
You may not republish it as your own, sell it, put it behind your own signup, copy the calculators or their logic onto another site, or run automated scrapers over it. You may link to any page here, but do not frame it inside your own site or present it as yours.
"Kimura Worldwide" and the KWW mark are ours. Google, Google Ads, Meta, Facebook and Instagram are trademarks of their owners, and naming them here says nothing about their opinion of us.
Do not do any of the following:
We can suspend or block access if any of this happens, and we do not have to warn you first.
Most of this site needs no account. Some client tools live behind a login at app.kimuraworldwide.com.
If you hold one of those logins, keep the password to yourself, do not share the account, and tell us straight away if you think somebody else has got into it. Anything done through your account is treated as done by you until you tell us otherwise.
We link out to other websites, and we run parts of this site on services other companies operate. A link is not an endorsement, and we do not control what is on the other end of it.
When you follow a link away from here, their terms and their privacy policy apply, not ours. If you book a call, that happens through our scheduling and CRM provider, and their handling of what you type is covered in our Privacy Policy.
We keep this site accurate and working, and we do not promise it is perfect.
The site and everything on it is provided "as is". To the fullest extent the law allows, we disclaim the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. We do not warrant that the site will be uninterrupted or error free, that defects get fixed, or that the server is free of anything harmful.
Benchmarks and industry figures were accurate as far as we could tell when they were published, and advertising costs move. A number here may be out of date by the time you read it.
Nothing in this section limits any promise we made in a signed agreement with you. See section 3.
To the fullest extent the law allows, we are not liable for indirect, incidental, special or consequential damages arising from your use of this site, including lost profits or lost data, even if we were told they were possible.
Where liability cannot be excluded, our total liability to you for anything connected with this website is limited to one hundred US dollars.
That cap covers the website. If you are a client, your signed agreement sets the liability terms for the work, and this clause does not reduce them.
Some states do not allow these exclusions, so parts of this may not apply to you. Nothing here excludes liability for fraud, or for anything else the law does not permit us to exclude.
If you misuse the site, break these terms, or infringe somebody's rights through something you send or post here, you agree to cover the costs and claims that land on us as a result, including reasonable legal fees.
This covers your use of the website. Your signed agreement covers the client engagement.
These terms are governed by the law of the State of California, without regard to conflict of law rules.
Before anybody files anything, we talk for thirty days. Write to [email protected] setting out the problem, and we will make a genuine attempt to sort it out directly. Most things end here.
If that fails, disputes go to the state or federal courts in Orange County, California, and both of us accept the jurisdiction and venue of those courts. That is the same forum as the dispute clause in our service agreement, so a client is never facing two different answers to the same question.
If any part of these terms turns out to be unenforceable, that part drops out and the rest keeps working.
We update this page when the site changes or the law does. The current version is always the one here, with its effective date at the top.
We are not going to email you every time a comma moves. Carrying on using the site after a change means you accept the updated terms. If we make a change that materially affects the rights of people who have written to us, we will say so on the page rather than let it pass quietly.
A change to this page never changes a signed agreement. That takes an amendment both sides sign.
One address, and a person reads it.
Kimura Worldwide LLC
[email protected]
Use it for anything on this page: a question about the terms, a copyright complaint, a dispute notice under section 15, or a problem with something the site did. For anything about your personal information, the Privacy Policy sets out the same address and a 45 day response window.
