The terms, without the wall of text.

Fixed price means fixed price. The price in your approved proposal is the price. Scope changes get quoted separately and approved before they’re built — nothing gets added to an invoice unannounced.

Scope is what’s written. The proposal lists the deliverables. If it’s not listed, it’s not in scope — which protects both of us from the “I assumed that was included” conversation.

Revisions are defined. Your proposal includes a stated revision round at staging review. Further rounds are available at a quoted price.

Payment. [Structure to confirm — e.g., 50% to begin, 50% at launch. State it here once decided.]

You own everything at handoff. Code, content, CMS, hosting account, domain — transferred to or created in your name. Our access after launch exists only if you’re on a Care Plan, and ends when you say so.

Month to month. No annual lock-in, no cancellation fee, no notice-period gymnastics. Cancel and the plan ends at the close of the billing month, with a clean handover of anything we were managing.

What’s included is tier-defined. Each tier’s inclusions are listed on the Care Plans page. Work beyond your tier gets a fixed quote first — we’ll always tell you which side of the line a request is on before doing it.

Your rate is locked. Price increases apply to new subscribers, not to you while you’re subscribed.

Unused updates don’t expire into nothing. [Decide and state the policy: roll over one month / use-or-lose / flexible. Pick the one you’ll actually honor.]

We commit to the timeline and quality in your proposal; you commit to providing content and feedback at the agreed points. If a project stalls on missing materials for more than [X days], we’ll pause it cleanly and restart when you’re ready — with a scheduled slot, not a penalty.

Either side can end an engagement that isn’t working. You pay for work completed to date; you keep everything that’s been built and paid for.

john@frostbytewebsolutions.com — a person reads it and a person answers.