Revision Cap

What it does

• Revisions are the most common unbounded cost in project work.
• The cap sets two rounds, one consolidation pass and a priced third.
• Feedback is consolidated before the clock starts, or it does not count.

How to use it

1. Define a round as one consolidated set of comments, delivered once.
2. Scattered comments across three emails count as one round only if consolidated.
3. Price round three before the project starts, not after the second round.
4. Keep the clause short enough to paste into the agreement.

Safety notes

• An uncapped revision cycle is an open-ended contract.
• Do not treat preference changes as revisions if the brief already fixed the choice.