The project changed.
Did your price?
A client asks for one more integration. Then a little support. Try the choices below and see what happens to the time and money left in the project.
$197.70
Keep the original scope
- Scenario price
- $400.00
- Payment fee
- −$12.30
- Known labor (6.00 h)
- −$180.00
- Tools, acquisition, overhead
- −$10.00
Before tax, refunds, and costs not entered. One combined payment assumed. Fees and time values are illustrative, not provider rates or earnings forecasts.
02 / Adjust the assumptions
Zero acquisition and overhead are explicit starting estimates. Enter them if they apply. Time is rounded to the nearest minute.
03 / What would keep the original estimate?
These minimum extra prices cover the added time and percentage fee under your assumptions. They preserve the original contribution even if it is negative; they are not suggested quotes.
- Integration only
- $92.78
- Integration + entered support allowance
- $216.49
Same tools and overhead; one combined payment. Unlimited support remains unknown. Unavailable means the fee or the tool’s amount limit prevents a modeled solution.
04 / Compare the decisions
| What you agree to | Estimated contribution |
|---|---|
| Keep the original scope | $197.70 |
| Add the integration for free | $107.70 |
| Add integration and support for free | -$12.30 |
| Agree a paid change | $253.20 |
| Promise unlimited support | Unknown |
A useful build starts with a clear boundary.
Choose the workflow, define a test for a successful delivery, and agree what support includes.
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