Scope
Unlimited or unbounded revisions
'Unlimited revisions' sounds generous but it hands the client an open-ended claim on your time for a fixed price. Capping revision rounds and charging for extra ones keeps the project bounded. It also focuses feedback, which usually gets the client a better result faster.
What to look for
Whether revisions are capped at a defined number of rounds, and whether 'revisions' are distinguished from new directions or fresh concepts. Watch for language promising changes 'until the Client is fully satisfied'.
How Clause rates it
RedContract promises unlimited revisions or changes 'until the Client is satisfied', with no cap and no distinction between tweaks and wholesale redesigns.
AmberA revision limit exists but is vague about what counts as one round, or is generous enough to invite scope creep without a clear paid-overage path.
GreenA defined number of revision rounds is included, with further rounds or new creative directions billed at an agreed rate.
Wording you can ask for
Suggested redline
The fee includes up to [2] rounds of revisions to the agreed deliverables. Additional revision rounds, or requests for a new creative direction, will be billed at £[rate] per hour or by separate change order.
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