45-Day Delivery Commitment

Fixed-price, fixed-date promise — what go-live means and what happens if we slip

Version 1 · June 29, 2026 pricingdelivery

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# 45-Day Delivery Commitment

_Parent: Pricing & Engagement_

## The promise

> Kickoff to go-live: **45 days**. Fixed price, fixed date.

## Why we can keep that promise

- We scope one workflow at a time, not platforms
- We use proven infrastructure (the Foundation tier exists precisely so we're not reinventing wheels on each build)
- Addison delivers; no agency overhead, no PM tax

## What happens if we slip

If we miss the date because of us (not the client), we eat the cost of the overrun. No change orders, no scope-creep invoices.

If the client causes a slip (e.g. takes 2 weeks to send sample data), the date moves but the price holds.

## What "go-live" means

The workflow is running end-to-end on the client's real data, every step logged, error notifications wired, and the client team has tested it on a sample week's worth of work.

## What "go-live" does NOT mean

- A demo that worked once on staging data
- Documentation handed over with a wave goodbye
- Anything sitting in their inbox waiting for them to "set it up"

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_Last updated: 2026-05-24_

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