Brief audit · report within 2 hours (during business hours)Pricing a bad brief costs more than turning it down. ScopeCheck shows you what you're getting into.
Send us the client brief, pay €49 one-time, and within 2 working hours you'll get an audit of the risks, blind spots, and the exact questions you need to ask the client before you send a quote. We don't price the project for you — you get the groundwork to price it better yourself.
€49 one-time · No sign-up · Money-back guarantee
- Audit
- SC-2026-0042
- Score
- 38 / 100
- Verdict
- Caution — clarify before quoting
Top risk
Unrealistic deadline for the stated scope
Most rebuilt projects didn't start with bad code. They started with a bad brief.
A vague brief sounds reasonable
“A simple integration” is really three systems with no documentation. You don't see it on the first read — at a fixed price you will.
Hidden scope creep
The client expects features that aren't written in the brief but “logically belong there”. You cover them out of your own pocket.
Unrealistic deadline and budget
You sign up to a date and a price that were unrealistic from the start. The project drags you into the red all quarter.
A second pair of eyes on the brief before you commit to a price
ScopeCheck is an audit of the client brief. A person goes through it looking for exactly what costs you money later: ambiguities, missing scope, unrealistic expectations, and the places where extra work hides. The output is concrete — you know what to resolve, what to ask, and whether to take the project at all.
A clear verdict
Go / Caution / No-go with a 0–100 score. No “maybe” — you know where you stand.
Concrete risks
The brief's weak spots listed out, with an explanation of why they're a problem at a fixed price.
Questions for the client
The exact questions to ask before quoting, so you price reality, not an assumption.
What you get in the PDF audit
Verdict and score
Go / Caution / No-go and a 0–100 score — an instant signal of whether the project is worth taking at a fixed price.
Risk map
The brief's risks named and ranked by impact, explaining where and why extra costs arise.
Blind spots
What's missing from the brief that the client assumes “is in there” — before it shows up as a complaint.
Questions for the client
A ready list of questions to clarify scope, timeline, and budget before you send the quote.
Pricing recommendation
What to keep in mind on price and terms — not a quote for you, but the groundwork to price more accurately.
Who ScopeCheck is for
Freelancers
You work at a fixed price, and one badly priced project eats the margin from three good ones.
Digital agencies
You price several leads a week and need a fast, independent view before quoting.
IT consultants
Client briefs arrive vague, and the take-it-or-leave-it call has a real cost.
How it works
Upload the brief
PDF or DOCX. No sign-up, no account to create.
Pay €49
One-time. No subscription, no hidden fees.
Audit within 2 hours
A person reviews the brief by hand during working hours.
Get the report
A PDF with the verdict, score, risks, and questions for the client.
The 2 working hours apply during business hours. We delete files 24 hours after the report is delivered.
One price. No subscription.
for one complete brief audit
- PDF audit with a Go / Caution / No-go verdict and a 0–100 score
- A map of the brief's risks and blind spots
- A list of questions for the client before quoting
- Delivery within 2 working hours
- No sign-up · Files deleted after 24 hours
- Money-back guarantee — if the audit doesn't help, we refund you
No commitment, no account
No sign-up
You upload the brief and pay. You don't create an account or enter anything extra.
Your materials are safe
Uploaded files are deleted automatically 24 hours after the report is delivered.
A human does the audit
A person reviews the brief, not a machine — the context and nuances of a brief can't be clicked through.
Have your next brief checked before you price it.
One badly priced project costs more than an audit. Send the brief and within 2 working hours you'll know what you're getting into.