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No fine print games. Read this once and we never have to discuss it again.
| Step | What happens |
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| {{step}} | {{desc}} |
| 1. Quote | You get a fixed quote in USD before anything starts. |
| 2. Advance | 50% via direct bank transfer books the project and its slot. |
| 3. Delivery | You receive the finished work for review. |
| 4. Balance | Remaining 50% on delivery, before final files transfer. |
Payment is by direct bank transfer. No cards, no PayPal, no exceptions for now. Account details are never published on this site; they go on your invoice after you commit to a project.
Two revision rounds are included in most packages (single-issue projects include one). A revision means changes to tone, structure, or emphasis within the agreed brief. A new topic, a new angle, or a doubled word count is a new project, and it gets a new quote.
Revision requests should arrive within 7 days of delivery. After that, the draft is considered accepted.
You own the content in full once the balance is paid. I retain the right to show published work in my portfolio unless we agree otherwise in writing before the project starts.
If you cancel before drafting begins, the advance is refunded in full. If you cancel mid-draft, the advance covers work completed and the project closes.
I would rather fix the work than refund it, and most problems are solved inside the revision rounds. But if the delivered work misses the agreed brief and revisions cannot close the gap, a partial refund is on the table. These rules keep it fair on both sides: