For freelancers, consultants, and small studios
When a client asks for more, CREEPLOCK protects the boundary of what you agreed to.
A project's original scope is a boundary, not a suggestion. CREEPLOCK is where you price a request that falls outside it, get the client to approve the price before you start, and keep an honest record of what happened to your rate — alongside the proposal, invoicing, or project-management tools you already use, not instead of them.
What CREEPLOCK actually does today
Price it
Turn a client's extra request into hours and a price, using the same rate math the app runs on.
Get it approved
Send your client a private link where they can approve, question, or decline — before any work starts.
See the real number
Track what got billed and paid, and what it actually did to your effective hourly rate on the project.
CREEPLOCK isn't a project-management suite, a time tracker, or an invoicing system — it's the layer that handles one specific moment: a request that falls outside what you already agreed to.
Start here
Guide
How to define project scope before the work starts
Guide
A client asks for extra work. Here's what to say and do.
Guide
The client keeps asking for revisions. Here's how to tell if it's still in scope.
Tool
Project Scope Readiness Check
Tool
Additional Work Pricing Calculator
Tool
Revision Scope Check
Template
Out-of-Scope Request: Response Templates
Template
Project Scope Confirmation Email Template