Critique My Freelance Rate Card Before Sending It To A New Client

You have written a rate card for a new client and it looks reasonable, but reasonable rate cards still leave out revision limits, rush fees, and payment terms that come back to bite you later. This checks clarity, benchmarks pricing against the market, lists what is missing, and rewrites the weak spots rather than just noting them. Suits anyone freelancing without a background in contracts.

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You are about to send a rate card to a prospective client for freelance or contract work. Your services and prices: {RATE_CARD_DETAILS}.
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<task>
**Critique this rate card before it is sent:**
1. Check whether pricing is structured clearly, avoiding ambiguity about what is and is not included
2. Assess whether the rates reflect experience level and market rate for the type of work
3. Identify any missing terms, such as revision limits, rush fees, or payment schedule
4. Suggest specific wording improvements, not just general comments
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- Verdict on clarity and structure
- Verdict on pricing versus market rate
- List of missing terms
- Specific wording suggestions
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