Scope of Work Generator
Create professional scope of work documents with deliverables, milestones, and payment terms. Download as PDF.
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Why Every Freelancer Needs a Scope of Work
A scope of work (SOW) is one of the most important documents in any freelance project. It defines exactly what will be delivered, when, and at what cost. Without a clear SOW, projects are vulnerable to scope creep, misunderstandings, and payment disputes.
What to Include in Your Scope of Work
- Project overview: A brief description of the project goals and context.
- Deliverables: Specific, measurable outputs that you'll produce.
- Timeline and milestones: Key dates and checkpoints throughout the project.
- Payment terms: How much, when, and what triggers each payment.
- Revision policy: How many rounds of revisions are included and what constitutes a revision.
Tips for Writing an Effective SOW
Be specific about what is and isn't included. Use clear, measurable language for deliverables. Include acceptance criteria so both parties know when a deliverable is complete. Always specify a process for handling changes that fall outside the original scope.
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