Greenlit
Scope protection for freelancers: baseline your agreement, price every change request, and get it signed and paid before extra work begins.
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What is Greenlit?
Greenlit is a contract protection and change-order billing tool for independent service providers. Its core purpose is to stop unpaid scope creep. You log your original agreement once, including the budget, deadline, and every scope item the client signed off on. Greenlit then keeps that baseline locked down.
When a client asks for a revision, Greenlit routes the request through an interactive delta-pricing workflow. Each change request becomes a side-by-side comparison of cost and timeline against the original agreement, so the impact of the change is clear to both parties.
Clients can e-sign the resulting addendum and authorize payment before any extra work starts. The page describes this as making sure approved, signed and paid changes come first, so you do not touch the additional work until it is settled.
Greenlit is aimed at freelancers and other independent service providers who need a structured way to handle client revisions. The site also offers free resources, including a freelance contract template and a scope of work template, along with a FAQ and pricing information.
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