Would you pay $39/mo for a tool that recovers $2000/mo in unbilled work?
Summary: Muhammad Jibran proposes a hypothetical tool that tracks client requests for extra work, automates the approval process, and integrates these into invoices. This tool is intended to address the issue of scope creep, which is costing around $2000 per month. Muhammad Jibran is curious whether potential users would be willing to pay $39 per month for this solution, or if the issue could be resolved through stricter personal discipline. The author seeks feedback on whether this concept is worth developing.
Hypothetical:
There's a tool that:
- Tracks when clients ask for "extras"
- Sends them a professional approval email automatically
- They approve with one click
- Gets added to your invoice
You're currently losing ~$2000/month on unbilled scope creep.
Would you pay $39/month for this? Or is this a "I should
just be more disciplined" problem?
Genuinely curious if this is worth building or if I'm
solving a problem people don't actually want solved.
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