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Pay on delivery.
Tie payment to agreed work
Clear deliverables, acceptance criteria, and a written payment schedule.
Pay-on-delivery ties invoices to the deliverables and acceptance criteria agreed in your statement of work. The signed agreement sets the payment schedule and any deposit, cancellation, or missed-milestone terms.
Before work starts, review what will be delivered, how it will be accepted, and when it will be invoiced. Existing signed terms continue to govern your engagement.
# what-you-get
The shape of this offer.
Define the milestone
Agree the working software, review criteria, and handoff expected at each step.
See the work
Review progress in your repository and staging environment against the agreed deliverables.
Know the payment schedule
Put invoice triggers and payment terms into the statement of work before development begins.
Keep ownership clear
Your code and infrastructure stay in accounts you control.
# the-cadence
How it runs, step by step.
- 01
Discuss the project
Bring the product, current materials, and the milestone you need to reach. We’ll use the first conversation to identify the scope questions that matter.
- 02
Confirm scope and terms
Agree deliverables, acceptance criteria, price, schedule, and payment milestones in writing.
- 03
Build and review
Review working software as the agreed milestones are delivered.
- 04
Accept and hand off
Use the agreed review and invoice process, with documentation and access prepared for your team.
# faq
The honest answers.
Does every project have the same payment terms?+
No. Your statement of work defines the schedule and the applicable deposit, acceptance, cancellation, and missed-milestone terms. We discuss those terms before you commit.
Does this change an existing contract?+
No. Your signed agreement continues to govern the engagement. Any changes must be agreed in writing.
How do we handle additional features?+
We agree the additional scope, price, and schedule in writing before starting that work.
$ your next step
Know what to build first.
A free 30-minute conversation about your scope, budget, and next step. A fixed-price proposal follows confirmed scope.