Phase fees get negotiated verbally
Without a formal breakdown, the client doesn't understand why schematic design costs differently than construction documents, and every phase gets re-argued from scratch.
Split the fee across project phases, tie a payment milestone to each deliverable, and document the percentage or flat amount per phase before the project starts.
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Without a formal breakdown, the client doesn't understand why schematic design costs differently than construction documents, and every phase gets re-argued from scratch.
Fees get billed by construction progress or by date, but without linking payment to a concrete deliverable, clients delay transfers with no clear justification.
When the fee depends on an estimated construction cost, any later budget adjustment opens a fight over how much is actually owed.
Break out line items for schematic design, construction documents, and construction administration, each with its percentage or amount and the milestone that triggers billing.
Your client reviews the full proposal through a professional link, no download required, with the breakdown for every phase visible.
Once the client signs, the fee per phase and payment milestones are documented, ready to invoice each deliverable without renegotiating.
Real example
A firm quotes the full fee for a house as 8% of the estimated construction cost, split across schematic design, construction documents, and construction administration, each phase with its own payment milestone. The client opens the link, reviews the breakdown, and signs the proposal.
The schematic design, construction documents, and administration breakdown is visible right in the proposal, no repeated explanations by email.
Every payment milestone is attached to a specific phase, so the client knows exactly when and why an invoice goes out.
Duplicate a previous project's quote and adjust only the estimated construction cost and the per-phase amounts.
Yes. You can set the total fee as an estimated percentage and then split it into line items by phase, each with its own amount.
Each line item represents a project phase (schematic design, construction documents, construction administration); the payment milestone is described alongside that line item.
Yes. The client accesses the proposal through the public link and sees every phase with its amount before approving and signing.
Yes. You can generate a new version of the quote with the updated construction cost and resend it for signature.
Yes. Duplicate a previous quote from your catalog and adjust only the amounts and construction cost for the new project.
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