sScopeSlip

FOR INDEPENDENT DESIGNERS & DEVELOPERS

One quick change.
A clear agreement.

Create a scope change proposal for work outside the original brief. Set the fee and timeline, send a client approval link, and keep a record of the response.

Create a proposal Free to start · no card needed
SCOPE CHANGE
CLIENT REVIEW
SCOPESLIPDRAFT

PROPOSAL / 001

Product page polish

A few improvements to make the new page feel finished.

Copy and layout refinements$350
Additional timeline+2 days
Change total$350
Review and respond

When the brief changes, the agreement should change with it.

Say what changed

Turn a vague “quick thing” into a short, priced change proposal.

Share one simple link

Give your client one clear page to review instead of another long thread.

Keep a record of the decision

See who accepted, read client feedback, and prepare a revised proposal when needed.

PAY WHEN YOU NEED MORE

Small change. Simple price.

Free

$0

Prepare your next scope change.

  • Proposal editor and client message
  • Print or save as PDF in your browser
  • 3 client links with a confirmed account
  • Client responses and proposal history
Create a free proposal

Each published version uses one link. Links last 30 days. Taxes, if applicable, appear at checkout. Client project payments are handled through your usual invoicing process.

PUT IT INTO WORDS

Not sure how to ask for the extra fee?

Use a scope change example with a fee breakdown, timeline, and a message you can adapt for your client.

Read the free template

A FEW DETAILS

Questions before you send?

What is a scope change proposal?

A scope change proposal describes work outside the original project agreement, the additional fee, and any change to the timeline. Send it before starting the extra work so your client can review the change.

Is ScopeSlip free to use?

The editor, client message, and browser PDF printing are free. A confirmed account includes 3 shared client links. Plus costs $9 USD for 100 additional links, with no subscription. Taxes, if applicable, appear at checkout.

Does my client need an account?

No. Clients can open a shared link, review the proposal, and accept or decline with their name and a note. A decline requires a short reason. Anyone with the link can respond, and names are not independently verified.

Can I edit a proposal after sharing it?

A shared proposal is a fixed snapshot. Edit your draft and publish a new link to send a revision. You can disable an unanswered link from your workspace. Each new link uses one of your available links.

How long do shared links last?

Shared links remain accessible for 30 days unless you disable them first. Expired proposals remain in your workspace. Print a PDF if you need a separate copy.

Does ScopeSlip collect the client’s payment?

No. ScopeSlip records the proposed fee and the client’s response. Invoice and collect payment through your usual process. ScopeSlip does not provide certified electronic signatures or replace your original project agreement.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

Make the next “quick thing” a paid thing.

Open ScopeSlip