Pre-launch · Starter Kit

The Scope-Creep Clause Library,
plus three included bonus templates.

Scope creep shows up on every project that goes past its second week. A short Slack thread becomes a "small" tweak, then a brand-new deliverable, then a schedule that no longer matches the fee. The work still ships; the margin quietly does not.

Headline asset in the kit

Copy-paste contract language that helps you get paid for scope changes.

The Clause Library is the part of the kit you reach for first. Three named bonuses — Proposal Template, Client Onboarding Checklist, Invoice Tracker — ship alongside it so the language is operational from day one, not the day after the contract lands.

Included with the Clause Library

  • Bonus 01Proposal Template
  • Bonus 02Client Onboarding Checklist
  • Bonus 03Invoice Tracker
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  • Yours forever, no subscription
  • Editable in Word & Sheets
Clause Library · ExcerptClause 1 of 5

Verbal Add-On Request

Draft language — replace bracketed fields and have counsel review.

Any request by Client to add, remove, or change a deliverable, feature, revision, or responsibility described in the Scope must be submitted in writing. A request made during a call, meeting, chat, or other conversation will be treated as a request for review only until the parties confirm in writing the requested change, any additional fee, and any schedule impact.

Five clauses live in the full kit.
Clause 1
§ 01The headline asset

Scope-Creep Clause Library

Numbered bundles of plain-text contract language you paste into a proposal, an MSA, or a one-page statement of work. The opening five clauses — written to read like real legal phrasing because honest, plain contracts close faster than café-grammar ones — cover the moments where most scope-creep conversations break down.

A note before you copy them

Draft only — for owner read-through. Not final legal language or legal advice. Replace bracketed fields and have counsel review before use.

Sample clause · Verbal Add-On RequestClause 1 of 5

Any request by Client to add, remove, or change a deliverable, feature, revision, or responsibility described in the Scope must be submitted in writing. A request made during a call, meeting, chat, or other conversation will be treated as a request for review only until the parties confirm in writing the requested change, any additional fee, and any schedule impact. Contractor may defer work on the requested change until that written confirmation is complete.

Drop the bracketed fields (project start date, hourly rate, response window) and paste the body into your own proposal or MSA.

§ 02Bonus 01 · Proposal Template

Proposal Template

An 8-page .docx, written in the same plain-clause voice as the library above. Section headers — Scope, Deliverables, Timeline, Payment terms, Revisions, Signatures — sit in the realistic order they tend to land on a real proposal.

  • Opens in Word, Pages, or Google Docs.
  • White-label, rename, and rewrite — yours to send under your own letterhead.
Proposal · Section headers8 pages · .docx
  1. 01Scope
  2. 02Deliverables
  3. 03Timeline
  4. 04Payment terms
  5. 05Revisions
  6. 06Signatures

Every header carries draft language. Replace bracketed fields and have counsel review.

§ 03Bonus 02 · Client Onboarding Checklist

Client Onboarding Checklist

The 47-item checklist you run a new client through before kickoff. Printable PDF, written so the clause language above is operational from day one — not the day after the contract lands.

Below is the first batch of items. The full checklist sits inside the kit.

  1. Confirm the project name and a one-sentence outcome in writing.
  2. Capture the client decision-maker name, title, and email in writing.
  3. Send the proposal + Statement of Work for signature before kickoff.
  4. Set up the dedicated project inbox or channel — and pin the response-window clause in the pinned message.
  5. Issue the first invoice on the agreed payment terms and date so the next 47 items start from a real paid baseline.
§ 04Bonus 03 · Invoice Tracker

Invoice Tracker

Sheets & Excel-ready. Issued, Paid, Overdue, Written-off — with a built-in late-payer follow-up email template. The thin-margin discipline your accountant wishes every freelancer used.

StatusExample row
Issued$2,400 · Net 14
Paid$1,800 · Net 7
Overdue$1,200 · 8 days late
Written-off$650 · Lost-cause flag

Built-in follow-up subject

Subject: Invoice [#1042] — friendly follow-up on Net-14 terms

The template comes with three follow-up templates — polite, firm, and final — keyed to the Overdue column.

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Scope-Creep Clause Library + 3 bonuses

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The Clause Library plus three included bonus templates. Numbered bundles of plain-text contract language you paste into a proposal, an MSA, or a one-page statement of work. Edit in Word, ship on Monday.

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What happens next

  1. 01.Complete secure Stripe checkout. Your one-time payment is confirmed on the return page before the order is treated as paid.
  2. 02.Download the .zip. Drop the folder into your drive — the Clause Library and the three bonus templates are yours regardless of what happens to the website six months from now.
  3. 03.Paste the first clause into your next proposal, replace the bracketed fields, and send it by end of week. The kit is engineered to make that the path of least resistance.

No subscription. The Clause Library plus three included bonus templates — Proposal Template, Client Onboarding Checklist, Invoice Tracker — is the full kit.