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If you’re doing any design, development, or any other creative work, then it’s also a good idea to include a set number of feedback rounds in your contract.

It’s important to call out any fees that the client is responsible for if they require additional feedback rounds that are outside of what’s listed in your standard contract. For instance, let’s say your contract includes two feedback rounds and your client asks for a third. Decide how much you want to charge for the additional round. You could charge a flat fee or an hourly rate based on the number of hours you anticipate the editing round will take.