Client approval delays shift milestone invoices
The design is done. The client is slow to approve. Your next milestone billing slips two weeks. When three projects slip at once, the cash impact is material.
Cash Flow for Web Design Agencies
Web design agencies collect a deposit to start, a milestone at design approval, and a final payment at launch. That billing structure works great — until a client delays an approval and two projects slip at once. The Sprint maps those milestone dates explicitly.
The design is done. The client is slow to approve. Your next milestone billing slips two weeks. When three projects slip at once, the cash impact is material.
You pay developers weekly. Client payments arrive in milestones. The gap between those two cash flows is where most web agencies run into problems.
Monthly maintenance contracts provide the baseline that keeps you stable between projects. The Sprint shows exactly how much maintenance revenue you need to cover your floor.
Web design agencies with 2–15 staff using QuickBooks Online or Xero, with project and maintenance revenue.
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Yes. Active projects are mapped individually with their expected milestone dates so the aggregate 13-week view reflects real project timing.
Project-specific subcontractor costs are mapped against the project's inflow schedule so you see the net cash timing per project.