Is revision limit normal in a copywriting & content agreement?
No. Unlimited revisions are not normal in a copywriting & content agreement and are a red flag. The standard is 2-3 defined rounds with extra rounds billed hourly, and a clear definition of what counts as one round.
What’s market-standard
Two to three rounds of revisions per deliverable included, with additional rounds billed at an hourly or per-round rate. A 'round' is defined as one consolidated set of feedback.
Warning signs
- 'Unlimited revisions'
- 'Revisions until Client approves'
- 'Client satisfaction' as the acceptance standard
- No definition of what counts as one round
- Revisions include new directions, not just refinements
Wording you can send
Each deliverable includes two (2) rounds of revisions. A revision round is a single, consolidated set of written feedback delivered within 5 business days. Additional rounds, or feedback that introduces a new creative direction, are billed at $[rate]/hour.
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How many rounds of changes are included before extra fees apply. 'Unlimited revisions' or 'revisions until the client is happy' means the project can never be finished profitably.
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