The outcome and scope
What is being addressed, which deliverables are included, what is explicitly outside scope, and how acceptance or review will work.
Face45 / Pricing
No verified prices, packages, billing terms, or service conditions were included in the supplied project. Rather than guess, this page explains what should be scoped and confirmed before work is agreed.
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Pricing / scope before estimate
A clear proposal should set out what is included, which inputs are needed, how reviews work, and which commercial terms still need to be confirmed.
How a proposal gets shaped
A useful proposal should make the work, assumptions, and commercial terms understandable before anyone commits.
What is being addressed, which deliverables are included, what is explicitly outside scope, and how acceptance or review will work.
Content, access, approvals, integrations, third-party services, and the people responsible for providing or reviewing them.
Confirm the currency, fee, billing basis and schedule, taxes or expenses, payment terms, and how any scope changes are handled.
Agree the schedule, milestones, client response times, handover, and whether support or continuing work is included or separate.
Before scoping
You do not need a finished specification. A clear view of the goal and what exists already is enough to start defining the work.
Confirm before approval
The supplied project does not establish a price list or standard terms. Before accepting any proposal, confirm the exact fee and currency, billing basis, payment schedule, included work, exclusions, taxes or expenses, schedule, responsibilities, and any continuing support or change terms.
No discount, “most popular” package, guaranteed outcome, or separate media-spend policy is presented because no such commercial details were verified.
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Review what Face45 offers, then define the goal and scope that a price should actually cover.