Code and Link Clause Samples

Code and Link. Company will deliver to Partner code (the “Company Code” or “Code”) to enable the Partner to display a functional link (the “Company Link” or “Link”) on each Partner Referral Website that visitors to such site(s) can click for the purpose of entering the Company website (the “Company Website”). Partner agrees that it will maintain the Link in a size and prominence as reasonably requested by the Company on the Referral Websites.
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Code and Link. Roofstock will provide HTML code and/or a vanity URL to Partner (the “Roofstock Code”) to enable Partner to display or communicate a functional link on each Partner Referral Site, email or podcast by which visitors can enter or click (the “Roofstock Link”) for the purpose of (x) initiating the process of signing up for a Roofstock account to use the services or (y) accessing offers or forms available through the Roofstock Site (collectively, the “Roofstock Services”). The prominence and size of the Roofstock Link, if displayed in a writing, will be mutually agreed to in writing by the parties.
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