Spanish site + HubSpot
A website project expands into multilingual delivery and a new CRM integration after the scope was signed.
Your client asks for “one small extra thing.” ScopeNudge checks it against what was sold, estimates the commercial impact, and helps you charge for the work before it becomes free.
ScopeNudge is deliberately simple. Add what you sold, add what the client is now asking for, and get a recommendation before your team starts the extra work.
Paste the proposal, SOW, contract excerpt or project description that defines what was sold.
Paste the email, Slack, WhatsApp or project-management message that may have changed the scope.
In scope or not, evidence, workload estimate, recommended fee, timeline impact, reply and change-order draft.
“Could you just add a second language and connect the forms to HubSpot?”
Treat the new requirements as additional scope, price them separately and extend the timeline before committing the team.
Three typical client-service scenarios. The full reports are being refreshed in the new ScopeNudge visual identity.
A website project expands into multilingual delivery and a new CRM integration after the scope was signed.
A monthly content retainer doubles in output and adds platform-specific adaptations without changing price.
A “small integration” changes the technical architecture and creates a new multi-platform workflow.
Features, integrations and revisions that appear after sign-off.
Extra deliverables, formats, revisions and production requests.
New integrations, APIs and workflows that change implementation scope.
Turn informal extra asks into clearly priced additional work.
Send one real or anonymized example. We’ll compare it with your original scope and return a ScopeNudge-style analysis.
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