Kitchen remodel add-on
Document a tile upgrade, revised labor, and the exact approval time before the crew orders material.
Built for small remodelers and subcontractors
Approve change orders before the work starts.
Turn a scope change into a clean approval link in minutes. ScopeSign keeps the price, notes, and approval trail in one place so small crews can keep moving without disputes.
- Clear scope, price, and timestamp in one shareable page
- Customer approval captured with name, email, and acceptance time
- Reminder email for pending changes so crews can stop chasing texts
3 minutes
From change note to customer-ready approval link.
1 clean record
Scope, price, approval, and reminder history in one place.
0 PDFs
No printing, scanning, or chasing signature apps for simple adds.
Built for the exact change-order moment
ScopeSign is intentionally narrow. It exists for the moment a job changes and you need a fast yes before anyone orders material or keeps swinging hammers.
Electrical scope shift
Turn a field note into a clean approval page when hidden wiring adds cost mid-project.
Subcontractor extra work
Share one approval link with the GC or homeowner instead of arguing over screenshots later.
How the first slice works
- 1. Create a change request with customer name, project, scope summary, and price.
- 2. Share the approval page with one secure link.
- 3. When the customer approves, ScopeSign records the acceptance and timestamp on the dashboard.
What crews get
“We added under-cabinet lighting. Customer approved $1,250 before trim work continued.”
“Reminder sent automatically when approval was still pending the next day.”
“Approval history stays attached to the exact scope summary for later reference.”
Simple pricing for small crews
Start free with 3 approved change orders per month. Upgrade when ScopeSign becomes part of your weekly job flow.
Paid plan
$29/month
- Unlimited change requests
- Pending reminder emails
- Approval audit trail for every job
Stop losing approvals in text threads.
Set up ScopeSign, send your first approval page, and show customers exactly what changed before work continues.