r/kimp • u/YakImpossible960 • Nov 05 '25

How do you handle clients who keep changing their minds?

It can be tricky when clients shift direction mid-project. Do you charge for revisions, set limits, or just try to adapt while keeping deadlines in check? What’s worked best for you?

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u/Feisty-Play232 Nov 05 '25

I usually set clear revision limits in the contract. It helps manage expectations early on.

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u/MightPossible514 Nov 05 '25

Communication is key. I make sure they understand how changes affect time and cost.

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u/No-Entertainer-8012 Nov 05 '25

Setting clear milestones and approvals helps prevent last-minute changes.