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blair_owens
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1mo ago
Hourly invoice vs flat rate, lost $300 on a repeat job
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corap61
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1mo ago
That lawyer friend's advice on kill fees just saved me $800
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the_rowan
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1mo ago
Chose a flat rate over hourly for a 3 month retainer, no regrets yet
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xena_hernandez98
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1mo ago
Client in Austin wanted a 30 page contract, sent me a 2 page scan of a napkin
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patricia_hill60
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1mo ago
I finally learned to cap notices in contracts after a client in Tucson
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sanchez.ivan
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1mo ago
Why every contract now gets a 72 hour cool off clause from me
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colegarcia
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1mo ago
The payment link that showed me my contract was worthless
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jackson.max
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1mo ago
The 30-day payment clause I used to swear by, now I get why clients push back
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charlie198
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1mo ago
That 'one more revision' clause finally saved me $600
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fionat55
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1mo ago
That 'one extra signature' cost me $800 in Dayton
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casey342
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1mo ago
One bad week in Portland taught me to never skip the kill fee clause
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the_robin
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1mo ago
That 60 day payment clause I always skipped finally bit me in Salem
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paige_bell81
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1mo ago
I finally caught a problem in my contract the client had slipped in
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the_faith
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1mo ago
Compared flat rate vs hourly for a logo project in Austin and the winner was clear
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max_schmidt77
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1mo ago
TIL choosing a flat rate per project instead of hourly cost me about $800 on a 2-week web dev gig for a local bakery
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