Fixed Price – Do you transition back to T&M at the end of the warranty period?

Updated by Tiago Araújo [SSW] 1 year ago. See history

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To:
Client
Cc:
SSW Team
Subject:
{{Client name}}: Transition back to T&M

Hi XXX

As per our conversation, XXX is the last day of the warranty period. You have not currently booked any of the developers for any ongoing work, so please be aware that they may be booked to another client moving forwards.

In the instance that you need more work done after they’ve already been booked out, we can still support you with other developers as needed, but be aware this may incur some ramp up time. If you want your original developers, you may have to wait until they finish whatever project they get allocated to next.

If you need to be able to guarantee quick turnaround times, maybe think about signing up for a Support Plan

✅ Figure: Good example email

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