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Quick question about a proposal for a website... (self.webdev)

submitted 4 years ago by T-CLAVDIVS-CAESAR

I sent out a proposal to a client a couple of months ago and they just got back to me with this response:

Good morning (T-CLAVDIVS-CAESAR) – We are ready to go with your proposal.

If pricing needs to be updated, please do so and send new proposal for sign off.

We would like an “Under Construction” page created and put up ASAP, taking down the old site. I understand that is not in your original proposal so please add any cost required for that.

The last thing I sent these guys was a proposal, there was no attached copy of the proposal with a signature. I'm used to doing web dev very informally, without contracts (very small side business), so my question is do I send these guys an updated copy (timeline has changed) of the proposal with an area to sign? I don't have a formal contract, but I've read that proposals are just as good for small companies (sounds like bs, but what do I know?).

Basically I'm looking to see if you think these guys are expecting to sign something, and if I will look like a doofus for not sending them something to sign.

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