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Pricing, Scope & Project Policies

Clear Work Beats Fine-Print Surprises

These public operating standards explain how OTA handles starting prices, scope, revisions, timelines, assets, outside costs, approvals, and outcome claims before the final agreement is written.

Starting At

The Floor Assumes The Inputs Are Ready

A starting price reflects the smallest standard scope using complete, usable client-supplied assets. Missing assets, new concepts, additional formats, rush timing, multiple decision-makers, or outside vendors change the real scope.

Scope

Every paid project identifies deliverables, responsibilities, timeline, revision limits, and completion conditions.

Revisions

One round means one consolidated set of feedback inside the approved direction. A new concept is not a revision.

Timeline

The working clock begins after required assets, access, approvals, and payments defined by the agreement are complete.

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The client supplies accurate, legally usable assets and safe access. Missing, replaced, low-quality, or late materials can change timing and price.

Advertising, printing, travel, feeds, subscriptions, chart services, physical servicing, stock, licensing, vendors, platform fees, and production expenses are separate unless itemized.

OTA needs one authorized decision-maker or a defined approval chain. Conflicting feedback pauses the schedule until the client consolidates direction.

OTA provides the agreed work. Airplay, streams, playlists, press, bookings, attendance, sales, follower growth, charts, funding, and partnership acceptance remain outside guaranteed control.

Before You Approve

Read The Actual Project Agreement

This page is an operating overview, not the final contract, refund policy, cancellation rule, or legal advice. The signed scope controls the project.

A Clean Scope Names

  • Exact deliverables
  • Client-supplied assets
  • OTA responsibilities
  • Client responsibilities
  • Schedule and approval points
  • Revision limits
  • Outside costs

A Clean Handoff Names

  • Final files and formats
  • Account/access changes
  • Live URLs
  • Open issues
  • Maintenance responsibility
  • Next recommended action
  • Project completion point
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Artist Ownership

Artists retain ownership of their masters, publishing, copyrights, and underlying rights. Standard service work does not transfer ownership to OTA Music Group.

Starting Prices

“Starting At” reflects the smallest standard scope using complete, usable client-supplied assets. Final scope and price are confirmed after intake.

No Fairy Tales

Airplay, streams, playlists, press, bookings, attendance, sales, follower growth, chart positions, and partnership acceptance are not guaranteed.

Know The Work Before The Work Starts

Use intake to establish the real scope, then approve the project agreement that matches it.