For designers: proposals with rounds of changes, a deposit, and files unlocked when you're paid.
Brand, web, packaging or product: price the job in stages, count the revision rounds, and hand over the final files only when the last stage is paid.
How it works
1 Propose the job in stages
Concepts, then final artwork, with the rounds of changes included in each.
2 Approve, invoice, unlock
The client approves a stage and its invoice goes out; files unlock when it's paid.
3 Extra rounds have a price
Round three? They see a price first.
Who it's for
- Brand and identity designers
- Web and product designers
- Packaging and print designers
- Illustrators on commissioned work
Questions
How should a designer structure payment?
A deposit, then a stage for concepts and a stage for final files, each paid before the next starts.
How do I stop endless revisions?
Put the rounds included on each stage. After those, the client sees a price for each extra round.
For designers: proposals with rounds of changes, a deposit, and files unlocked when you're paid.
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