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Satisfaction, defined.

How revisions and refunds work for scoped client work, and how prepared products, resources, and platform access are handled before release.

Last updated · June 2026 · Version 1.3

Our Promise

If the work doesn't match what we scoped, we fix it.
If we can't fix it, you don't pay.

That applies to scoped client work. Products, resources, wallet passes, and platform modules marked as building, prepared, coming soon, or notify me are not paid purchases unless a checkout or invoice has been completed.

The scope

Every paid task begins with a quote email from us that spells out exactly what we will deliver: format, components, deadline, price. Your confirmation of the quote is the scope we work against.

Satisfaction is measured against that scope — not against anything we didn't agree to.

What triggers a revision

If the deliverable doesn't match the scope — wrong tone, missing section, factual error, visual issue, misaligned brand — you tell us. We revise it same day, at no extra cost.

This applies as many times as needed until the deliverable matches what we scoped. No limits. No arguments.

What triggers a refund

If we've tried to make it right and we genuinely can't — if the deliverable fails to meet the agreed scope and no reasonable revision will get it there — you don't pay. Full refund for the scoped work.

We keep this simple because ambiguity creates friction exactly when clarity matters.

Timing

Bring up any issues within 7 days of delivery for the satisfaction policy to apply. After 7 days, we assume you're satisfied and the task is closed.

For urgent issues affecting a same-day use case (e.g. "I'm presenting this in 2 hours"), tell us immediately. We prioritize these.

Platform products

Resources, Library items, Products, Builder access, and wallet passes may be labeled as prepared, building, coming soon, or notify me. Those labels do not mean a paid product has been sold or an immediate download is available.

If a paid product or subscription is introduced later, the refund terms for that product will be shown before payment.

Scenarios

When we revise, refund, and when we don't.

Revise · no charge

"The deck tone doesn't match our brand."

We'll review your brand docs again, identify where we missed, rework the deck, and send an updated version — same day.

→ Unlimited revisions within scope
Revise · no charge

"Slide 08 has a factual error."

Clear and objective issue. We fix it immediately. If it affects adjacent slides, we check those too.

→ Fixed within hours
Revise · no charge

"The workflow isn't triggering correctly."

We'll debug, fix, test, and re-document. Automation tasks include post-delivery support for bugs within the scoped flow.

→ Fixed within 24h
Full refund

"We've tried three times and it's still wrong."

If we can't bring it to scope despite good-faith revisions, we refund in full. You keep nothing if we take nothing — the file isn't yours, no payment either.

→ Refunded within 7 days
Out of scope

"Can you also add five more slides?"

Five new slides weren't in the original scope. We'd love to build them — we'll send a short delta quote. Confirm, and we start on the addition.

→ Quoted separately
Out of scope

"We changed direction — can you redo it in a different style?"

A directional pivot mid-delivery isn't a revision, it's a new task. We'll quote the redirect separately and keep the original deliverable available to you either way.

→ New quote required
How to raise a concern

Three steps. No forms.

Step 01

Reply to the delivery email. Tell us what's off. Be specific — "slide 08's tone is too casual" beats "I don't like it". We'll understand either way, but specificity gets you a faster, sharper fix.

Step 02

We respond within 2 hours. During operating hours (EU business + overnight shift). Outside those, we respond by 08:00 the next working day.

Step 03

Revision delivered same day (or, if we genuinely can't meet scope, a refund is issued within 7 days of that determination).

Questions

Not sure if something is in scope?

Ask us before you agree. We'd rather clarify upfront than argue later.

Email ask@doneovernight.com