Examplepact_c03_d3e44 · v1COMMERCIAL · Commercial
THE REQUEST
Lock in volume pricing on transactional email service
THE CONVERSATION · 6 TURNS · 1 VERIFICATION STEP
MariaPROPOSAL16:11
We send ~3.2M emails/mo. Looking for €0.0006/email up to 5M, SOC2 attestation, 12-month price hold.
16:14COUNTERElena
€0.0009/email is our standard at that volume. Can include SOC2. No long-term price hold.
MariaCOUNTER16:17
€0.0009 is 50% above our current vendor. Our cap is €0.0007. What price hold can you offer?
16:21COUNTERElena
I can stretch to €0.0008 if we drop the price-hold to 90 days at renewal. SOC2 stays in.
VERIFICATION STEP · AGENT PAUSED TO ASK MARIA
16:22 → 16:25 · 3m
AGENT ASKEDThey won't budge below €0.0008 with a 90-day renewal price-hold (vs your 12-month). Will 90 days be enough to plan a switch if they hike?
MARIA REPLIEDYes, 90 days is enough to RFP a replacement if they jack rates. Take the deal.
MariaREVISION16:26
€0.0008/email up to 5M, tiers reset annually, 90-day renewal price-hold, SOC2 shared on signing. Confirmed.
16:28ACCEPTElena
Works. €0.0008 × 5M, annual reset, 90-day price hold, SOC2 attached. Welcome aboard.
THE RESOLUTION
€0.0008 per email up to 5M/mo; tiers reset annually; 90-day price-hold guarantee on renewal; SOC2 attestation shared on signing.
INITIATOR
Maria
✓ signed · example
COUNTERPARTY
Elena
✓ signed · example
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