“Just one more small tweak” is costing you thousands
Stop working for free.Price every revisionbefore the client asks.
Build a quote that protects your margin, see what unbilled scope creep does to your real hourly rate, and send paid change orders without the awkward conversation.
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Recommended Client Quote
$2,880
24 billable hrs · 2 revision rounds included · $120.00/hr effective
The “Revision Trap” Simulator
What if the client asks for extra unbilled tweaks? (+0 to +25 extra hours)
Client Quote
24 hrs billed
$2,880
Quoted Rate
Target $100/hr
$120.00/hr
Real Effective Rate
120% of target
$120.00/hr
How it works
Quote with confidence in under a minute
- 01
Enter your rate & scope
Set your target hourly rate, core hours, and how many revision rounds you'll include. Add a contingency buffer for the unknowns.
- 02
Stress-test the Revision Trap
Drag the slider to see what “just a few more tweaks” does to your real hourly rate before you commit to a number.
- 03
Send it, and bill the extras
Export a branded PDF quote with a clear revision cap. When scope creeps, send a paid change order in one click.
Pricing
Free to calculate. $29 once to get paid for it.
One recovered revision round pays for Pro several times over. No subscription.
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Pro
$29 one-time
- Project & monthly retainer pricing
- Contingency buffer & rush fee calculator
- Revision Trap scope-creep simulator
- Real effective hourly rate & profit health bar
- Client-ready branded PDF quotes
- Paid change-order addendum PDFs
- Polite-but-firm client email scripts
- Saved business & client presets
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FAQ
Questions, answered
No. Every calculation, quote, and PDF is generated locally in your browser. Your settings and business details are saved only in this browser's local storage, and nothing is sent to our servers.
One consolidated set of written feedback that you address in a single pass. Your PDF quote spells this out and states that additional rounds are billed at your overage rate, so there's no ambiguity later.
15–25% suits most projects. Go higher for vague briefs, new clients, or unfamiliar tech, and lower for repeat work with a tight spec. The Revision Trap simulator shows how many extra hours your buffer absorbs before your rate starts eroding.
Use a retainer for ongoing work with a predictable monthly allocation of hours, such as maintenance, content, or support. The quote becomes a monthly fee, and the PDF adds a minimum-commitment term and a no-rollover clause.
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