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Start Project Rescue - $1,250

This page starts the $1,250 Project Rescue purchase. The Pay button opens Stripe-hosted checkout. No free sales call is required.

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You will complete payment on Stripe’s secure checkout, not on Acute PMC’s site. After Stripe confirms payment, complete intake and book the 90-minute session.

What happens after you start

1

Payment is confirmed

Pay the $1,250 fixed fee first on Stripe’s secure checkout. Acute PMC does not collect card details on this website.

2

Intake is completed

Complete the text intake for one project. Direct file upload remains disabled until an approved secure provider and deletion workflow are tested.

3

An appointment is booked

Book within 14 calendar days after payment, with at least 72 hours of lead time. Times are shown in Mountain Time unless the booking provider clearly converts them.

Fulfillment and information handling

Intake and requested materials are due at least 48 hours before the session. The applicable brief is delivered by email within two business days after the session. One consolidated clarification request may be submitted within five business days after delivery.

If approved transfer instructions are later provided: up to 6 files, 60 total pages, and 25 MB combined; PDF, DOCX, XLSX, or PPTX only. No archives, executables, macro-enabled or password-protected files, credentials, full card data, classified data, or PHI without a separate written arrangement.

Acute PMC is not a document-storage or records-management service. Clients are responsible for retaining their own source materials and delivered briefs. Acute PMC may retain submitted project files for up to 30 days after delivery of the applicable brief. After 30 days, those files may be permanently deleted and may not be recoverable. Clients should not expect Acute PMC to retain or reconstruct submitted project data after that period. Provider backups may persist according to provider capabilities and documented deletion cycles.