How to use the Milestone Payment Schedule Generator.
Payment milestones should correspond to objective deliverables or acceptance events. Avoid dates that assume the client has already approved unfinished work.
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Translate the agreed payment percentages into amounts and attach each to an objective event. Check that percentages total correctly and distinguish delivery, review and acceptance conditions before drafting the schedule.
- What you provide
- Agreed deliverables, project price and payment rules.
- What you get
- Payment milestones tied to objective acceptance events.
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Illustrative input and output · a teaching example, not a live WebAct run
Example input
A $3,000 project uses 30% kickoff, 40% draft delivery and 30% acceptance.
Completed example
Milestones: $900 kickoff, $1,200 agreed draft delivery and $900 acceptance, subject to the actual contract terms.
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Decisions and troubleshooting.
Should payment dates assume immediate customer acceptance?
Use the actual agreement. Keep acceptance-dependent payments tied to the defined event rather than silently assuming it occurs on delivery.
Why does the schedule total more than the project price?
Recheck percentages, deposits and whether a milestone includes an earlier payment. Show each amount and the final reconciliation.
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