Give every stage a value.
Set deliverables, amounts and approval conditions together. The budget is split into milestones both sides understand.
Milestone payments / reimagined
Progress
unlocks
payment.
A clear agreement. A reserved budget. Payment released as work gets approved. Meet a calmer way to move projects forward.
BUILT AROUND AGREEMENT. MOVED BY PROGRESS.
TWO SIDES. ONE AGREEMENT.P / 01
A shared framework for clients and creators.Agree. Reserve. Deliver. Approve.
01 / THE AGREEMENT COMES FIRST
Make the terms clear.
Let the work begin.
Every project deserves a shared definition of done. Pacty connects that agreement to the payment journey.
Put the budget in place.
The proposed escrow flow reserves agreed funds before work starts. The client sees the commitment; the creator sees the funded scope.
Approve progress. Pay.
Submit the work for review. Once the agreed approval is given, the corresponding milestone payment is released.
02 / THE DEAL ROOM
A project in motion.
A budget in balance.
Step into both sides of a simulated agreement. Reserve the budget, submit each milestone and approve its release.
AGREEMENT READY
TOTAL BUDGET1,200 USDC
RESERVED0 USDC
RELEASED0 USDC
Discovery & direction
Creative brief, sitemap & visual direction300 USDCAwaiting funding
Design & prototype
Page designs & interactive prototype500 USDCAwaiting funding
Build & handover
Responsive website & agreed source files400 USDCAwaiting funding
Start as the client: reserve the agreed budget to activate the first milestone.
Reserved budget
Creator balance
03 / CLARITY FOR BOTH SIDES
The same terms.
The same view.
A shared agreement makes the next step visible: what needs to be delivered, who approves it and how much is released. No guessing where the project stands.
Walk through the agreement ↗AGREEMENT / P–001CONCEPT
Settlement assetUSDC · illustrative
Deliverables3 agreed milestones
Release conditionClient approval
Scope changesMutual agreement required
Dispute termsDefined before funding
Completed stagesVisible payment history
04 / WORK THAT MOVES IN STAGES
Built for projects.
Not just payments.
From a first creative brief to the final delivery, turn a large commitment into a sequence of clear agreements.
From concept to launch.
Split a website or app into discovery, design and delivery. Each stage gets a defined scope and a corresponding payment.
Explore the website example ↗Give every deliverable its place.
Structure a brand package, content series or production project around agreed submissions, reviews and releases.
See milestone payments ↗05 / THE DETAILS MATTER
Before the first agreement.
Can I fund a real deal here?
This is a concept website with a browser-based simulation. It does not connect wallets, accept funds, deploy escrow contracts or execute payments.
Who decides a milestone is complete?
In this example, the creator submits a milestone and the client explicitly approves it. A production service would require agreed acceptance criteria, review windows and dispute handling before funding.
What if the client and creator disagree?
Escrow alone cannot judge work quality. A real implementation would need an agreed dispute process, such as a named arbiter, evidence review and clear refund or release rules. Those mechanisms are not implemented in this demo.
Can the agreement change midway?
A proposed production flow would require both sides to accept any change to deliverables, amounts or conditions. Completed payments would remain part of the agreement history.
Are payments guaranteed or reversible?
No guarantees are made by this concept. Production behavior would depend on the escrow design, security and agreement terms. Released blockchain payments generally cannot be reversed by the interface.
Which currencies and networks are available?
The demo uses USDC as an illustrative unit. It has no live token or blockchain integrations. Supported networks and fees would be defined and tested before a real service launches.
A BETTER FRAMEWORK FOR COLLABORATION
Agree on the work.
Move with the progress.
Progress unlocks payment.
Experience Pacty ↗