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Terms and conditions

These terms and conditions apply to all assignments carried out on behalf of you, the client, by us, SLR Marketing or by SLR Marketing affiliates, agents and sub-contractors. References to SLR Marketing throughout include our affiliates, agents and sub-contractors where appropriate. You will be deemed to accept these terms and conditions in full unless you notify us and we agree to any variation in writing. These terms and conditions apply across our business including our specialist services.

Initial consultation – our first meeting with you is free of charge and is without obligation. Subsequent time spent on the assignment, including attendance at meetings and other expenses, forms part of the billable assignment.

Price – generally, at SLR Marketing we charge for our time in half-hour increments at an hourly rate quoted to you at the outset. Where appropriate we will agree a fixed package price or a monthly retainer either with a specific deliverable or a set number of hours committed.

Once sufficient information has been provided to SLR Marketing we will provide you with a written estimate. You will be deemed to have accepted this upon the earlier of written confirmation or payment of the first instalment. If the specifications and/or schedules change during the assignment we will discuss with you any impact on the price and will agree a revised estimate with you in writing.

Billing and payment terms – at SLR Marketing we generally split the settlement of our bill into .

two or three payments to ensure both your and our cash flow is maintained. For example, one third of the bill is payable upon acceptance of the written estimate; the second third is due upon approval of the first creative submission; and the final third must be paid within 14 days of completion of the assignment. These due dates will be specified in the estimate. If none is specified payment is due within 14 days of invoice date.  SLR Marketing reserves the right not to commence work on the assignment until the first payment has been received

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