Hey Product Hunt! 👋 Every freelancer knows it: "just one small change" turns into 3 hours of free work. StopScopeCreep fixes this. Create a change request in 30 sec, AI drafts it for you, client approves with one click, everything's documented. No more "I thought that was included." No awkward emails. No free work. Built by a freelancer tired of losing money to scope creep. Free to try. What's your worst scope creep story? 👇

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Hey everyone, Karim here, the person who built this. I made StopScopeCreep after a client asked for "one small change" that turned into 4 weeks of unpaid work. I didn't say anything because I didn't want to ruin the relationship. I just ate the cost and resented the whole project. That's when I realized the problem isn't bad clients, it's that freelancers have no system for handling this moment professionally. So I built one. A dead-simple change request workflow where your client gets a link, reads what's being requested, and approves or rejects it in one click. That's it. No awkward conversation. No "I thought that was included." Just a documented yes or no. If you're a freelancer, I'd love to know: How do you currently handle scope creep? Still doing it over email? Avoiding the conversation entirely? Or do you have a system that works? Genuinely curious, and every answer helps me make this better . 🙏.

Hey hunters,

I built StopScopeCreep after doing way too much free work as a freelancer.

You know the pattern, a client asks for "one small thing..." you say yes to keep the relationship, and two weeks later you've delivered double the project for the same price. No paper trail, no way to push back without feeling awkward.

Hey hunters,

I built StopScopeCreep after doing way too much free work as a freelancer.

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StopScopeCreep

Because 'just a small change' isn't free

Because 'just a small change' isn't free

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How do you handle scope creep without damaging client relationships?

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How do you handle scope creep without damaging client relationships?