To avoid overpaying for a website, check seven things in the contract: price, deadlines, scope of work, edits, rights to the source files, support and the payment procedure.
If even one point is missing, you risk surprises on the invoice.
The 7 points
- A fixed price that does not grow along the way.
- Launch deadlines written into the contract.
- The scope of work: which pages, blocks and features are included.
- Edits: how many there are and what counts as an edit.
- Rights to the source files, layouts and access.
- Support after launch: what's included and what it costs.
- The payment and acceptance procedure by stages.
How we approach it
We fix the price and deadline before we start. Edits within the agreed scope are free, and a year of support after launch is part of the work.
Want a contract without surprises? Tell us about the project and we'll name the price and timeline.
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