Revision Limits Sample Clauses
Revision Limits. The agreed-upon number of revisions is outlined in the project proposal. If itis not outlined, the standard is 2 revisions. Additional revisions beyond the agreed limit may be subject to additional charges equal to the charges of revisions outlined in the proposal. For charges regarding change requests beyond the scope requested, see "Change Polciy". Revisions can be requested upon delivery of an agreed upon milestone or after delivery of the final result. • Any change requests to be included in a revision must be made within 3 working days. I will veto any change requests that require me to work more than 25% of the promised delivery days to include the changes.
Revision Limits. Revision meetings are excluded in the revision limits, provided the revisions asked of Future Marketing Solutions during the revision meetings are minor. Any changes that do not take up an excessive amount of time to correct and changes on the front- end are considered minor. However, any changes to visual or graphic elements on the front-end, content revision or changes to be applied throughout the website, are considered to be sig- nificant/major page modification. Any changes that cannot be done during the revision meeting will be written down by the designated Web Designer and they will count as a revision against the client’s revision limit. After a revision meeting, the client acknowledges that they have seven (7) working days to provide Future Marketing Solutions with an email or Word/PDF attachment that lists all changes the client wants completed. Each revision list sent to Future Mar- keting Solutions counts as a single revision. If the client has not provided a revisions list within the seven working days, all work will be considered approved and Future Marketing Solutions will assume the client is happy to move onto the next stage of de- velopment. The client can request a time extension for revision windows. Future Marketing Solutions and the client agrees that all revision lists shall be communicated and set forth in one email. Any addi- tional revision emails sent will count against the client’s revision limit.