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I'm sure to get everything in writing. Interesting you bring that up though. I had a client through a contracting company. After the project was done, they sai

I'm sure to get everything in writing. Interesting you bring that up though. I had a client through a contracting company. After the project was done, they said they actually asked for something more, which was never even discussed. I ended up partly unpaid even though I was clearly correct. The law works when the money is worth chasing.

user5994461 9y ago
Your story is a school case, unfortunately. The law is never in your favor as a single man or small shop. It's too expensive to go to court, then determining what should have been done or not done as per the contract is a lengthy and uncertain proceeding. Clients who wanna pay per project basically want to move the risk over to you. They should pay a premium. Write a solid contract and increase the fees/duration. Most should give up when you start increasing the quote just to establish the contract, it's easier to start a POC and see what could be achieved.