Free scope check: is this request inside what you agreed?

Paste the part of your scope of work that covers deliverables, revisions and exclusions, then paste what your client just asked for. You get a verdict — out of scope, unclear, or no signal found — and one clause quoted straight out of your own wording. No account needed, no payment, and nothing you paste is stored.

How it works

  1. Paste the scope you agreed. An excerpt is enough — the clauses covering deliverables, revisions, exclusions and extras are the ones that decide this. Up to 8,000 characters.
  2. Paste what your client asked for. Their message as they sent it; the phrasing is usually the whole argument. Up to 4,000 characters.
  3. Read the verdict and the clause behind it. Out of scope, unclear, or no signal found — and where the answer is out of scope, the exact wording from your own text that says so.

How it is different from a risk score

  • Every out-of-scope verdict carries a quotation the server located character-for-character in the text you pasted. A quote it cannot find is discarded, and it tells you how many it dropped
  • No score, grade or confidence percentage. There is no number in the output for a model to invent, because a figure nobody can audit is worse than none
  • It never calls a scope clean, safe or watertight. An excerpt cannot prove a limit is absent from the rest of an agreement, so a result with nothing found reads as "no out-of-scope signal detected in this excerpt"
  • The whole verdict is free. Nothing is held back except the count of further clauses that also matched

What is and is not kept

The scope text, the client request, the quotation and the reasoning are not stored. One row per check is kept for 30 days to prevent abuse, holding the time, a one-way hash of the caller's IP address, how many characters were pasted, the verdict, and how many clauses matched. This is not legal advice, and a pasted excerpt is not a full baseline.

What a workspace adds

Checks run against the scope your client actually signed rather than an excerpt, out-of-scope work is priced against your rate card, and the finding becomes a change order your client signs and you invoice.

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