For designers, developers, and consultants on fixed-price work

Draw the wall before they lean on it.

A one-page card that rides with the proposal. What's included. What's not. How extras get billed. Send it before the extra ask.

Make a scope card $19 once

The card

Name what's in. Name what's out.

Tone

The moment

The extra was never named.

  1. “I thought that was included”

    The quote listed deliverables. It did not list the edges. So the client fills them in.

  2. You priced the job, not the wall

    Fixed-price work dies at the boundary. A one-pager that says what's out is cheaper than a fight in week four.

  3. Looking fussy

    A long contract feels like distrust. A card feels like a shop that already knows its edges.

How it works

Three lists. Then attach.

  1. 1

    Write in and out

    One item per line. What the fee covers. What it does not. Be boring and specific.

  2. 2

    Set rounds and the extra rate

    Default is two revision rounds. Extra rounds and new work get an hourly number.

  3. 3

    Paste it under the quote

    Copy the addendum. Attach the one-page PDF. Work on extras starts after written approval.

The license

$19 once

No subscription. No account. The tool lives in this browser. Watermark-free PDFs come with the license.

Get Scope Card ($19)

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After they ask for more, That's Extra writes the change request. When they hold feedback, Hold Card pauses the clock in writing. After delivery, Still Due writes the overdue invoice. When it is time to raise rates, Raise Note writes the update.