Scope creep
Extra work gets mixed into the original agreement.
CLIENT WORK, WITHOUT THE CHAOS
Define what you agreed to, keep revisions under control, turn extra requests into clear change requests, and get approval before the work continues.
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Website Redesign
SOUND FAMILIAR?
One more change.
One more page.
One more revision.
“Can you just…?”
Before you know it, the project has grown, but the price hasn't.
Extra work gets mixed into the original agreement.
You lose track of how many rounds have already been used.
“Looks good” in an email isn't the same as a clear record of what was approved.
ONE SIMPLE WORKFLOW
Keep the conversation professional and the project under control.
Set the scope, deliverables and included revisions before work begins.
Send work to your client and keep feedback attached to the right version.
When a request goes beyond the scope, turn it into a clear change request.
Get a recorded decision before extra work begins.
Set the original scope once and always have a clear reference for what's included, and what's not.
Know exactly how many revision rounds have been used and when a new request becomes extra work.
Turn “can you also…” into a professional request with a clear price, timeline and client decision.
Get a clear approval on the exact deliverable or change without forcing your client to create an account.
Know exactly which version the client approved. No more “which file did you mean?”
Keep a chronological record of requests, revisions, approvals and decisions.
Most project tools help you manage tasks.
This helps you manage the moments that can cost you money.
Was it included? Is another revision covered? Did the client approve this version? Did the scope change?
Get the answer before the project gets messy.
Define the scope, price, deliverables and included revisions.
Clients review work, request changes or approve it directly from their browser. No complicated client portal.
Every revision, change request and approval stays attached to the project.
If your clients can ask for “just one more thing”, this is for you.
Stop relying on scattered emails, messages and memory to manage the most important moments in a client project.