Extra requests.
Clearer agreements.
A small tool for fixed-fee projects: review the extra work, choose an additional fee and prepare a client draft.
Download the free pilot ↓ZIP download · one HTML tool inside · no installation or account6 extra hours · $40 internal hourly cost · $30 expenses
The suggestion uses your costs and target. It does not predict what a client will accept.
Review the impact
Keep original work and extra requests separate. Include your time and direct expenses in the project forecast.
Record the agreement
Track draft, proposed, approved, paid and declined changes. Unagreed fees stay out of agreed revenue.
Prepare the message
Download a client draft with scope and additional fee. Your internal costs and margin stay in the internal review.
Try one real request
Allow about 15 minutes. Use a current or recent fixed-fee editing job that you helped price. Replace client names with anonymous references.
- Download and extract the ZIP, then open Revision-Review.html in your desktop browser.
- Enter the original agreement and one extra request. Keep a proposed fee marked as proposed until the client agrees.
- Prepare a client draft. Click Save project, then download a JSON backup for yourself.
In your comment, tell us:
- Did you try a real paid, fixed-fee editing job, or just explore the example?
- How did you handle extra requests before?
- What did you finish on your own, and where did you get stuck?
Keep client names, financial details and backup files private. Feedback is asynchronous; you can leave it without waiting for the maker to be online.
Before you begin
This is an early, free pilot. It does not send messages, collect payments or verify agreements. Partial change payments and refunds are outside this version.
Use Save project to store your work manually in this browser on this device. Keep a private JSON backup, up to 2 MB; clearing browser data can remove saved projects. It has no analytics or external network calls.
Checked in Microsoft Edge on Windows. Other browsers and macOS have not yet been tested.