A copy-paste pack that locks your scope at the start and turns every extra request into a paid change order — before it quietly eats your week.
Five plain-English pieces that let you say yes to every request — and still get paid for it.
Four lines — deliverables, what's not included, your assumptions, and what "done" means — that remove the gray area a free favor hides in. Paste it straight into your proposal.
Cap the rounds and price the extras, plus the single clause that gives you the right to say "that's a change order" without it ever feeling like a surprise.
When the extra request lands, you don't argue — you send this. It reframes a favor into a normal, professional decision the client approves in writing.
Your default "yes, and here's the change order" reply, the answer to "but it's just a small thing," and a gentle reset for when the small things have quietly piled up.
$14, one time, yours to reuse on every project. The first change order you actually bill pays for it many times over.
Get the Scope Lock Pack — $14Scope Lock is the front of the project — it makes sure everything you do is actually owed and nothing goes unbilled. The Get-Paid Pack is the back: nine plain-English, copy-paste contract clauses and scripts (deposit language, a late-fee clause that sticks, kill-fee, and the exact invoice footer wording) that make sure you actually get paid — on time, without the awkward chase. Together they cover the whole money side of a project, start to finish.
$12 one-time · plain-English templates you own — not legal advice.
A one-page, copy-paste pack: a four-line Statement of Work block, a revision-limit clause, a change-control clause, a one-screen change-order form, and 3 scripts for the moment an extra request lands. Plain English you fill in and keep — delivered to your email automatically after checkout.
No. These are plain-English contract-language and process templates you can adapt yourself. They aren't legal advice and Penloom Studio isn't your lawyer. For large or high-risk contracts, or in states with specific freelancer-protection statutes, have a professional review your agreement.
The Get-Paid Pack is the back of the project — deposits, late fees, invoice lines, and chase scripts so you get paid what you're owed. The Scope Lock Pack is the front — it defines what's owed, caps revisions, and turns extra requests into paid change orders so nothing goes unbilled. They're a matched pair, and many people own both.
No — it's a one-time $14 purchase. The files are yours to keep and reuse on every project.
Email penloomstudio@gmail.com within 14 days. If it doesn't deliver or isn't as described, we'll make it right with a replacement or refund.
The Scope Lock Pack is a set of plain-English contract-language and process templates — it is not legal advice, and Penloom Studio is not your lawyer. How scope, change orders, and written approvals are treated can vary by contract type and by state or country (for example, California's Freelance Worker Protection Act, SB 988, effective January 1, 2025, requires contracts of $250 or more to be in writing and specify the services and rate). Confirm your local rules before relying on any template. Figures cited above are from third-party reports and stated as estimates.