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For $500 they get what they get. Get it in writing that they are accepting your results unconditionally.
That's another thing I'm totally unfamiliar with. How do I even word something for them to sign? Are there any contract templates out there for this sort of thing?
If you're in the US I'm assuming you'd be considered an independent contractor, in which case they would provide an agreement and you can negotiate from there if needed. It should specify what happens if they're unhappy with the result, like requesting revisions. But as long as you fulfill the terms of the agreement in good faith, I don't think you need to stress about it.
Not even remotely a lawyer and only have a little experience writing IC agreements for a small nonprofit.