Agree the scope, deposit and milestones before the next project starts.

There is no universal deposit percentage. Designers commonly discuss deposits of 25–50% for new clients, but that is practice, not a rule or recommendation for every project. Consider the work, cash flow and client relationship, then agree the amount, due date and cancellation terms before starting.

Describe the deliverables, exclusions, revision rounds, review dates and who approves each stage. Explain how additional requests will be estimated and agreed before work continues. The kit provides adaptable wording, not a guarantee against scope changes; your project description and conversations still need to make those boundaries clear.

State what the deposit reserves and when work begins. One illustrative line is: “To reserve the project start date, the agreed deposit is [amount]. Once it arrives, I’ll confirm the first milestone and get started.” Adapt the amount and conditions to your agreement; this is not legal advice.

A staged structure connects agreed payments to defined project checkpoints. For illustration, that could mean 40% before starting, 30% at the first review and 30% before final files. Those percentages are examples, not prescribed terms. Agree the deliverables, approval process and payment timing for each stage with your client.

Agree the handover timing before you start, rather than deciding it during a payment dispute. You may propose final-file delivery after the agreed final payment, but ownership and usage rights depend on your contract and applicable law. Adapt the example wording and seek qualified local advice if rights are uncertain.

No. This is a document kit with adaptable wording and structures, not legal advice or a contract validated for any particular country. Its illustrative clauses do not guarantee enforceability, prevent disputes or ensure payment. Review the wording for your circumstances and ask a qualified local professional about contracts or disputes.

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You receive an 18-page PDF plus an editable DOCX containing adaptable wording for your own documents. After your order is confirmed, delivery is by a protected download link sent to your email. The link is valid for 30 days and allows up to eight successful downloads; it is not permanent hosted access.

Yes. The kit includes a short section on India-specific TDS, GST and MSME topics, alongside general project and payment wording. International buyers can skip that section; it is not local tax guidance for other countries. The remaining examples still need adapting to your circumstances and applicable local law.