Start with what you agreed.
Write down what you promised to do, the price, and how many rounds of changes were included.
Clearcut helps freelancers and agencies quote for work a client adds to a project. Write down the extra work, add a price, and ask the client to agree before you start.
In this example, the original job is $6,000 for 60 hours. Move the slider to estimate a price for the added work.
Write down what you promised to do, the price, and how many rounds of changes were included.
A client wants three more pages or another round of edits. Describe that work and set a separate price for it.
Send a link to the saved quote. Your client can say yes, no, or ask a question. Review their answer and save the decision.
From the first agreement to the next change, keep the work and its price in view.
Enter the actual agreement. This example does not replace the contract.
Keep original agreements, quotes for extra work and client answers together. Track your time and costs too. One person can manage up to 1,000 projects.
Create a Clearcut account ↗USD. Monthly renewal; cancel renewal in your account. Taxes may apply.You agreed to five pages. They now want three more. Make a quote for the extra work.
Show what was included and quote a price for another round of changes.
Compare the agreed price with your time and costs, including work still to finish.
Queue an account request. Once product email delivery is ready, your private link will let you verify your email, choose a password and save work online.
New verification and recovery emails are paused while product email addresses are being set up. Existing users can sign in. Free tools and downloads are available without an account.
It helps you quote for work added to an existing client project. For example, if you agreed to build five website pages and the client asks for three more, you can give those three pages a separate price and ask the client to agree.
No. Clearcut records the quote and the client’s answer. Use your usual invoicing and payment tools to bill the client.
It records the name and answer the person supplies. Their identity is not verified. Use your normal contract process when you need a formal signature.