Unlimited Revisions Before Contract¶
Use this page when revision expectations are expanding before the work is even defined.
This is a precheck for projects where the boundary is already weakening before commitment exists.
What This Risk Usually Looks Like¶
Open-ended revision language¶
No distinction between concept work and delivery work¶
Expectation that iteration is unlimited before scope is fixed¶
Feedback loops expanding without a stable baseline¶
Why This Becomes Dangerous Before Commitment¶
Boundaries disappear before pricing is protected¶
Once unlimited revision logic enters the project early, it becomes harder to define where the work actually ends.
Revision loops become the real project¶
The cost is no longer in delivery alone. It moves into repeated interpretation and unmanaged change.
What Not to Do Next¶
- do not assume revisions will self-limit later
- do not ignore early language that removes boundaries
- do not pair open-ended revision logic with fixed price or unclear scope