Client feedback for freelance web designers
You're the designer, the developer and the account manager. When a client asks for “one more small thing”, you're also the one who decides whether to charge for it, and saying yes is easier.
Free for one project. No card needed. Your clients never log in.
The problem
Revisions that never end.
Round two becomes round five, one message at a time.
No paper trail.
Requests are spread across email, chat and calls, so there is nothing to point to when the bill is questioned.
Saying no feels personal.
With no team to hide behind, every “that's extra” is your own awkward conversation.
Example
Your client messages you at 9pm: “the spacing looks off”. With Scopepin they click the section instead. You get the comment pinned to that section, a snapshot of their screen and the screen size, and you fix it in the morning without asking which page they meant.
What you get
One place for every request.
Each comment sits on the page it's about, with the date and who asked.
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A record you can point to.
Rounds are counted and out-of-scope requests are flagged.
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An easier way to charge.
A priced change request your client approves by email.
The Free plan covers one active project, which suits one build at a time.
Questions
- I only run one project at a time. Is Free enough?
- Yes. Free covers one active project with unlimited clients and reviewers. Archive it when you finish and start the next.
- Does it work if I don't build in Webflow?
- Yes. It works on any site where you can add a script tag.
Give your next client a feedback button.
Free for one project, with unlimited clients and reviewers.