For freelance video editors

Scope Treaty.

Think through quote options before saying yes to a client request.

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THE QUESTION

More edits, sooner?

THE NEXT STEP

An answer to review before sending

The idea

Why this template exists.

A client asks for an extra cut and a quicker delivery date. Before replying, an editor has to decide what can change and what cannot. Scope Treaty is a Notion template in development for preparing conditional offer drafts, checking them against limits the editor enters and writing down what still needs to be asked. The editor reviews the wording before sending it through their usual channel.

Intended outcome
One or two offer drafts to review, private working limits and the questions still open. Pausing or declining can also be the right outcome.

Conceptual workflow illustration. This is not a screenshot of the Notion template.

How it is designed to work

The workflow we're building.

01

Bring the actual request

Start with what the client wants and your own estimates and boundaries.

02

Work through options

Consider what changes in the work, timing, revisions and price.

03

Review the reply

Keep conditions and unanswered questions clear before anything is sent.

Who it's for

Does this sound like your work?

  • You edit video independently and are preparing a fixed-scope quote.
  • A client request changes the work, deadline, revision count or price.
  • You want to review possible terms before making a commitment.

Worth knowing

Limits and current status.

  • A planning aid for the editor; the client does not need to use Notion.
  • It is not a contract, legal safeguard, market-rate guide or profit guarantee.
  • The complete buyer workflow has not passed release checks.

Common questions

Questions before release.

Is Scope Treaty available to buy?

Not yet. It is a development build, and the complete workflow is still being tested.

Will it tell me what to charge?

No. You provide your own estimates and decide which terms you can stand behind.

Does it send a quote or create a contract?

No. The planned output is wording for you to review and send using your usual tools.

Still taking shape

Want to ask about Scope Treaty?

We're still building it. Tell us which decision you're trying to make.

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