Good work deserves a clear agreement
Our mission is simple: make sure the people who design, build and write for a living get paid for everything they agree to do, and never have to argue about what that was.
The quiet cost of saying yes
Almost every independent professional has the same story. A project starts well. The brief is clear, the client is happy, and the first milestone lands on time. Then the small requests begin. One more page. A different colour. A quick extra round of changes, because the client's director had a thought.
None of these feel big enough to charge for, so they don't get charged. By the end, the project has quietly grown by a third and the fee hasn't moved. The freelancer is tired, the margin is gone, and nobody can quite say when it was agreed.
We built ScopeAgreed because that conversation shouldn't be awkward. When the scope is written down, signed, and every change is checked against it, the question of what's included stops being personal. It's just there, in the record, agreed by both sides.
That's the whole idea. Not more admin. Fewer arguments, and a fairer price for the work that actually gets done.
Four things we won't compromise on
Agreement comes before work
A signed baseline is the start of a project, not paperwork at the end. If it isn't written down, it isn't agreed.
Clients are part of it
Clients aren't the problem. Unclear expectations are. Approvals should take a client thirty seconds, from an email, with no account to make.
Record it, don't relitigate it
Every change, every approval and every goodwill gesture gets logged. When memories differ, the record settles it quietly.
Simple beats clever
You already have a job. ScopeAgreed should take ten minutes to set up and then stay out of the way until it's needed.
A small team that has been on both sides
We've freelanced, run studios and hired agencies. We've been the ones doing the unbilled extras and, honestly, the ones asking for them. ScopeAgreed is the tool we wished had existed on every one of those projects.
We keep the team deliberately small and the product deliberately simple: one clear record of what was agreed, kept by both sides. No feature sprawl, no enterprise theatre, just the paperwork problem solved properly.
“We'd rather you spent your evenings on the work than on working out what you're owed for it.”
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