Set the boundaries once.
Upload your contract or project brief. Scopewise uses your agreed deliverables as the reference for each new request.
Scope protection for independent work
Small request.
Real work.
Get paid for it.
Stop absorbing the extras. Scopewise checks client requests against your contract and helps turn scope creep into a clear, polite change order.
3 free checks per month. Start with one client request.
Illustrative scope checkOut of scope
“Could we add two more landing pages?”
Agreed deliverable: one landing page.
Next step: draft a change order
Our promise, not a testimonial
Contract clauses, not guessworkGray areas stay visibleYou review before you send
The scope-to-paid workflow
Less awkward.
More explicit.
For designers, developers, writers, and agencies who want to protect the project without damaging the relationship.
Illustrative change-order wording
“Happy to add those pages. They sit outside our original deliverables, so I’ve outlined the additional work and price for your approval.”
A clear next step. Not a difficult conversation.
Check the ‘quick little extra.’
Paste the client's request. Get an in-scope, out-of-scope, or gray-area verdict, with the contract clause behind it.
Make the extra official.
Turn an out-of-scope request into a polite, priced change order. Review the wording and amount, then export a PDF for your client.
Keep the margin
Start free. Charge for extras.
One recovered add-on could cover your subscription. Your time deserves a line item.
Free $0
3 scope checks per month
Freelancer $19/month
Unlimited checks + branded change orders
Agency $49/month
Templates + tracking dashboard, alongside paid-plan tools
Free
For individuals getting started
$0/month
- 1 workspace
- Up to 3 team members
- Basic analytics
- Community support
Before you check your scope
Your next request is the starting point
Keep the client.
Lose the unpaid extras.
Bring your brief and that “one more thing” message. Give the extra work a clear boundary before you begin.
Check your scope freeAI-assisted contract analysis. Not legal advice. Always review before sending.