Contract clause library
Start with practical wording for the project moments that create unpaid work. Each clause explains when it applies, what to customize, and where legal review may be appropriate.
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A change-control clause requires added or altered work to be described, priced, scheduled, and approved in writing before it begins.
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A revision-limits clause defines the number of included rounds, what constitutes one round, and how additional revisions are approved and billed.
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An acceptance-criteria clause defines the observable conditions a deliverable must meet and the window for reporting material nonconformity.
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A client-delay clause explains how late content, feedback, access, or approvals release reserved dates and move the delivery schedule.
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A client-dependencies clause lists the content, access, decisions, and approvals the client must supply for the freelancer to perform on schedule.
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A rush-work clause makes accelerated delivery optional, capacity-dependent, and subject to a written expedited fee and compressed review schedule.
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A feedback-deadline clause sets a review window, requires consolidated comments, and states how missed dates affect delivery.
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A kill-fee clause explains what becomes payable if the client cancels after capacity has been reserved or work has begun.
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An additional-work clause separates helpful incidental discussion from billable services and requires approval before extras begin.
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