Navy on the mark
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The problem
Scope creep is quiet until the invoice.
You quoted ten rounds. They send a twelfth after you’ve already shipped. The last three land as “quick tweaks.” RevisionLock makes the cap a door, not another conversation you have to win.
How it works
Three moves. Then the door holds.
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Revision cap
01
Set a cap
Ten revisions. Five. Whatever the contract says. Open and approved requests count until you close them.
casey@
Sending the invite
02
Invite the client
They get a link scoped to this project — nothing else. They open it and submit. No account.
Cap full
03
Mark it done
Closing a request frees a slot. When the cap is full, their form stops. You decide when it opens again.
Packaging system
lee@atelier.co
Open
Brand site refresh
casey@north.studio
Open
Launch deck
sam@field.co
Open
Freelancers
You own the cap.
Create a project, set the number, send the invite. Watch open requests against the cap. Mark one done and a slot comes back.
Clients
You see the count.
Open the invite, write the change, submit. When the project is full, the form says so. No chasing, no mystery about what’s in play.
FAQ
Before you send the link.
Put a lock on the next project.
Join the waitlist. We'll open the door in a small first wave.