Define your scope
Know exactly what was included when the project started — pages, revisions, deliverables, hours and price.
ScopeGuardScopeGuard helps freelance web designers and developers track project scope, revisions and client requests — so you know exactly when extra work should be charged.
No credit card required · Free plan for 2 projects
Website redesign
Original scope · €2,000 fixed fee
New client request · “Can you add a booking system?”
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Sound familiar?
“Can you just add one more page?”
“Could you make another version?”
“Can you also add this small feature?”
“Actually, can we change the whole section?”
Each request feels too small to argue about. Five of them turn a profitable project into a week of unpaid work.
What ScopeGuard does
Know exactly what was included when the project started — pages, revisions, deliverables, hours and price.
See how many revision rounds have been used, and the moment the client asks for one more.
Identify the requests that go beyond the original agreement, before you've already built them.
Track time against your estimate and see the hourly rate you're really earning on each project.
See it in action
This is what ScopeGuard shows you when a client asks for one more thing.
The scope is already defined
5 pages, 2 revisions, 30 hours, €2,000 — recorded the day you quoted.
The request gets logged in seconds
Type what the client asked for, add an hours estimate, mark it in or out of scope.
You get a number, not a feeling
Outside scope, +8 hours, +€640 at your rate — before you start building.
Website redesign
Original scope · €2,000 fixed fee
New client request · “Can you add a booking system?”
How it works
Define price, deliverables, revisions and estimated hours. About two minutes.
Record revisions and new requests as the project evolves.
See exactly when additional work should be charged — and what it's worth.
No credit card required
A real example
An example project to show how the numbers move once extra work is tracked and charged.
Project
Website for ABC Company
Agreed at the start
€2,000
Where it actually landed
Actual hourly rate
€72.05 / hour
With the extra work invoiced.
If you'd absorbed it
€58.82 / hour
The same project, €450 poorer and 4 hours longer.
Scope creep is the extra pages, features and revision rounds that appear after a project has been quoted. Each request is small enough to feel unreasonable to argue about, so it gets absorbed — and the project quietly stops paying what it should. A €2,000 site estimated at 25 hours is worth €80 an hour; ten unbilled hours later it pays €57.
The fix is not saying no more often. It is having the agreed scope written down in countable terms, logging every client request as it arrives, tracking revision rounds against the number you sold, and comparing hours spent to your estimate. Then extra work becomes a quote instead of a loss.
Who it's for
Typical scope creep: The fourth round of homepage edits, after two were agreed.
Typical scope creep: “A small integration” that turns into two days of API work.
Typical scope creep: Three projects running late because nobody tracked what was promised.
Pricing
One recovered out-of-scope request usually covers a year of Pro.
Track your first projects
€0 / month
Free forever
For working freelancers
€15 / month
€150 / year saves €30
No credit card required
For small studios
€39 / month
€390 / year saves €78
FAQ
Keep your projects under control and know when extra work should be charged.
No credit card required · Free for 2 active projects