Terms
The terms I actually work under.
These terms describe how an engagement with Periodbenitoagency runs. A signed proposal or email confirmation sits on top of this page and wins if the two differ. I am not trying to trap anyone in the footnotes.
Who this is with
Periodbenitoagency is the practice of Benito Halim, independent marketing consultant, at 33 Tan Quee Lan Street, #05-04, Bugis, Singapore 188098. The practice opened in 2026. Email hello@periodbenitoagency.pro. Phone +65 6293 5714. When you hire the practice, you are hiring me. There is no separate company page of account managers, and there is no subcontracted “delivery team” unless a proposal names a specialist for a defined task such as development or production.
By sending the enquiry form, emailing that address, or confirming a proposal in writing, you agree that the work is supplied on the terms below, together with anything both parties sign.
Scope of engagement
The five pieces of work on the Services page are the menu. What I will do is the list in the proposal. If it is not written down, it is not in scope. Production, public relations, and app development are outside the practice. I may introduce specialists. Their contracts are theirs unless the proposal says I am wrapping them in.
I work in your accounts. Analytics, ads, the CMS, the inbox: access is yours to grant and to revoke. I will not build a parallel property that you cannot take with you. You remain responsible for the truth of the product, the pricing, the stock, the clinical claims, and anything a regulator would treat as yours. I draft marketing. I do not practise your profession for you.
Fees are indicative until they are a quote
The Singapore dollar ranges on Approach and Services are indicative. They move with access, the state of the accounts, the amount of writing, and whether a specialist has to be hired alongside me. A quote is a number in a proposal or a confirmation email, with a scope and a date. Media spend is billed by the platforms to you. It is not my fee and I do not mark it up. Hosting, software seats and stock photography that you approve are likewise yours unless the proposal says otherwise.
Invoices are due as stated on the invoice. Work may pause if an invoice is overdue.
Intellectual property, after payment
Copy I write for you, account structures I build in your properties, and plans I deliver as documents, pass to you on payment of the invoice that covers that work. Until payment, I keep the rights I need so that unpaid work cannot be taken as if it had been bought. Tools and methods I use across the practice stay mine.
You warrant that materials you hand me — logos, product claims, photographs, customer lists — are yours to use. If a third party complains, you will handle that complaint. I will remove or alter the live work promptly when you instruct me to.
Cancellation, coverage, and the cap
A diagnostic, once started and once access has been granted, is payable even if you decide not to proceed to a build, because the deliverable is the document. A three-month build can be stopped with fourteen days’ written notice; work already done is billed, and I will hand over what exists. A monthly retainer rolls until either party gives thirty days’ written notice, unless the proposal names another period. I give the same notice if I need to stop, which I will do if the fit has gone or if the cap would be broken by keeping a seat I can no longer serve well.
I cap the practice at twelve active engagements. Planned leave is notified. Two specialists can pause or cap paid media if I am away. If you need on-site headcount or 24-hour coverage, these terms are the wrong shape.
Worked examples, liability, and law
Worked examples on this website are anonymised composites, assembled from the kinds of accounts I take on. They are not records of a named client, and they are not a promise that your figures will move in the same way. Marketing outcomes depend on the offer, the floor, the sales team, the season and luck. I do the work carefully. I do not guarantee a number.
My liability for any claim arising from the work is limited to the fees you paid me for that engagement, except where Singapore law does not allow that limit. Nothing here excludes liability that cannot be excluded. These terms are governed by the law of Singapore, and the courts of Singapore have exclusive jurisdiction. Last reviewed: 2026.