Branding Removal Fee Policy at Blue360 – 25 Percent Rule

Blue360 follows a clear branding removal fee policy to balance client preferences with our marketing needs. By default, all websites and certain digital deliverables include a small credit line such as “Designed by Blue360.” If a client requests removal of this credit, a fee applies. This article explains the twenty five percent rule in detail.

Why a Branding Removal Fee Exists

  • Branding credits act as ongoing marketing for Blue360 by showing our work to potential clients
  • Removing credits reduces the visibility and promotional value of our work
  • The fee compensates for the lost exposure when credits are removed

The Twenty Five Percent Rule

  • If a client requests credit removal, an additional fee equal to twenty five percent of the total project cost is applied
  • The rule applies to all website design, eCommerce, and similar digital projects
  • The fee must be paid in advance before removal of credits

How the Fee is Calculated

  • If a project costs one lakh, the branding removal fee will be twenty five thousand
  • If a project costs two lakh, the fee will be fifty thousand
  • The calculation is always twenty five percent of the project value before taxes

Client Responsibilities

  • Inform Blue360 at the start of the project if branding credits are not desired
  • Pay the required fee before project handover if credit removal is requested
  • Understand that unauthorized removal of credits may be treated as a breach of agreement

FAQs

Q: Can I remove the Blue360 credit from my website?
A: Yes, but only by paying the branding removal fee which equals twenty five percent of the project cost.

Q: When should I inform Blue360 about my decision?
A: Ideally at the start of the project so the agreement can be updated accordingly.

Q: Is the branding removal fee refundable?
A: No. Once paid, the fee is non refundable even if the credit was mistakenly left in place.

Q: What happens if I remove the credit without paying?
A: Unauthorized removal is considered a breach of agreement and may result in penalties or denial of support.

Q: Does the fee apply only to websites?
A: Primarily yes, but the same policy can apply to other digital deliverables where Blue360 branding is included.

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