We stand behind our work. Here is exactly what to expect regarding delivery, revisions, and refunds.
Start a ProjectWhat "delivered" means for each service type
Every project type has a specific definition of "delivered." Below is what you can expect to receive when we mark your project as complete. If any deliverable does not match these standards, you are entitled to request a revision or raise a concern.
A completed file in the original format, reviewed by a second linguist for accuracy. Formatting, layout, and terminology are preserved as specified in the project brief.
A formatted transcript with timestamps and speaker labels as agreed in the project scope. Delivered in your requested file format (Word, PDF, or plain text).
A subtitle file in the requested format (SRT, VTT, or other), synced to your video. Timing, line breaks, and character limits follow industry standards unless otherwise specified.
An interpreter present and prepared at the agreed time and location (in-person or remote). Pre-session briefing materials are reviewed in advance when provided.
Audio files in the requested format (WAV, MP3, or other), matching the approved script. Pronunciation, pacing, and tone align with the agreed direction and reference materials.
Every project includes at least one round of free revisions
Reply to your delivery email or contact us within 7 days of delivery. Describe the changes you need as clearly as possible (with references to specific pages, timestamps, or sections). We will confirm receipt and provide a timeline for the revised deliverable.
How we handle delays, and what you can expect from us
If we anticipate a delay, we notify you before the original deadline. You will never be left wondering where your project is. Proactive communication is our standard, not an exception.
We provide a new delivery date with a clear explanation of what caused the delay. You will know exactly when to expect the completed work and why the original timeline shifted.
For delays caused by us, we may offer a discount on the current project, expedited delivery at no extra cost, or a partial refund depending on the situation. We work with you to find a fair resolution.
Clear rules so you know where you stand
If we cannot deliver the project at all, or if quality is unacceptable after a revision attempt. You should not pay for work that does not meet the agreed standard.
If delivery is significantly delayed through our fault. The refund amount reflects the inconvenience caused and is determined on a case-by-case basis.
If the client changes scope after work has begun, or if the project is completed and approved. Once you confirm satisfaction, the project is considered closed.
In some cases, we offer credit toward future projects instead of a cash refund. This is discussed with you before any credit is applied, and you always have the option to request a refund instead.
Four steps to resolution
Send an email to the address in your delivery confirmation. Use the same thread if possible so we can reference your project details immediately.
Be as specific as possible: explain what was expected versus what was delivered. Reference page numbers, timestamps, or sections where applicable.
We respond within 24 hours with a proposed resolution. This may include a revision, a partial refund, or another form of compensation.
If the resolution is not satisfactory, escalate to our team lead. We take every concern seriously and will work with you until the matter is resolved fairly.
Reach out to our team. We are happy to discuss your concerns.
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