Upgrading/Downgrading Clause Samples

Upgrading/Downgrading. In the event that Subscriber decides to Upgrade or Downgrade (as those terms are defined below), then, in addition to such other terms as the parties may need to agree to in connection with such Upgrade or Downgrade, Subscriber authorizes Upwork to migrate Freelancer contracts related to existing Engagements between service tiers by opening a new contract on the new service tier and then closing the old contract on the old service tier. If no end date is indicated on the old contract, the new contract will be established with a six month duration. In the event the old contract is either (i) a fixed price contract with no incomplete milestones or (ii) an hourly contract that has not had payments made under it over the past six months, then the old contract will only be closed on the old service tier and a new contract will not be entered into on the new service tier. Subscriber acknowledges that it will not be able to leave feedback for Freelancers for Engagements under contracts that are closed by Upwork pursuant to this provision. For the purposes of this provision, “Upgrade” means Subscriber’s election to utilize the Platform in a higher service tier and “Downgrade” means Subscriber’s election to utilize the Platform in a lower service tier.

Upgrading/Downgrading. 18.1 When upgrading your service with the Company, if a change in server type is required the Company can usually extend our free migration service to help make the move as painless as possible. 18.2 When downgrading (or making significant and frequent changes) it will not always be possible to offer a free migration service and reasonable charges will be applicable to migration work where the Client does not wish to migrate themselves.

Upgrading/Downgrading. If Subscriber requests to change its subscription to a different enterprise product, then, upon execution of the new subscription agreement, Subscriber authorizes and directs Upwork to migrate Freelancer contracts related to existing Engagements by opening a new Freelancer contract under the new subscription and then closing the old Freelancer contract under the old subscription.

Upgrading/Downgrading. You may upgrade your contract at any time to include additional services, although you must choose the same call out charge as previously. There is also a 14 day period in which you cannot request a repair for any additional services added. You may downgrade at any time as long as you have not had an attendance/repair/CP12 or boiler service at your property. When downgrading, you must choose the same call out charge as previously.