17
Had a client who kept asking for 'just one more tiny change' after we agreed on the final design.
After the fifth round of tweaks, I started charging a small fee for each revision past the agreed number. The next time they asked, I quoted them $50 and they suddenly decided the work was perfect as is. Has anyone else tried something like this to stop scope creep?
3 comments
Log in to join the discussion
Log In3 Comments
joseph_green138d ago
I had a client who wanted "just a few more tweaks" on a logo, and it went to eleven rounds. I finally said the next one was a hundred bucks extra. They sent back the original file from round three and called it a day. That fee is a MAGIC trick for making people actually look at what they already have.
7
taylor.brooke8d ago
Ever hear about my friend's web design nightmare? She added a fifty dollar fee for any change after the fifth round. Honestly, the client suddenly loved the first version they'd been hating on for weeks.
1