For contractors, remodelers and trades · iOS + Android

Get a signed change order before the work starts.

Every “while you're here, can you also…” handled on a handshake is money you might eat at the final invoice. ScopeSign texts your customer an itemized change order they sign from their phone in under 60 seconds. No app for them. No he-said-she-said for you.

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  • Under 60 seconds, ask to signed
  • Nothing for the homeowner to install
  • Timestamp + location on every signature

Change order #003 — Quartz countertop — island

Signed
Original contract
$18,000
Already signed · 2 changes
+$1,460
This change
+$2,400
Revised total
$21,860

Sarah Kessler

Wed 7:12 AM · Documented on site

No signature, no work.

Ask any contractor forum what to do about unpaid extras and that is the answer, every time. The reason almost nobody actually does it: writing up a change order takes 20 minutes and the customer is standing right there. So you say “yeah, no problem” — and at the final invoice they “don't recall that.”

ScopeSign makes the paperwork faster than the handshake.

Kitchen remodel, $18,000.

“While you're here, could you also do the quartz countertop on the island?” You say $2,400. Before anyone picks up a tool, their phone buzzes with the itemized change and the new project total.

Under a minute later you have a signature, a timestamp and a location — and they have their own copy.

  1. While you're here, could you also do the quartz countertop on the island?
  2. Sure — that's $2,400 more. Sending it over now.
  3. Got the text. Looks right
  4. Change order approved and signed

    Quartz countertop — island, $2,400 — signed by Sarah Kessler, 7:12 AM

Faster than saying “yeah, no problem.”

  1. 1

    Snap it, price it

    Tap the change, add a photo and a price. Line items if you want them, one line if you don't.

  2. 2

    Text it

    The homeowner gets an itemized text with a link. No app, no account, no login — they review and sign on their phone.

  3. 3

    Signed and on record

    Signature, timestamp and location captured. Both of you get the PDF instantly. Then you start the work.

Built for the job site, not the office.

  • One summary PDF per job

    Every signed change with photos, prices and totals in a single document you attach to the final invoice.

  • Revised project total

    Every change order shows the new total, not just the add-on. Kills the “I thought that was included” argument.

  • English and Spanish

    Your crew works in either language, and the homeowner sees a clean change order in theirs.

  • Photo documentation

    Attach a photo of the wall, the pipe, the subfloor — whatever the change is. It rides along with the signature.

  • Automatic reminders

    Hasn't signed? ScopeSign follows up so you don't have to chase.

  • Full audit trail

    Drafted, sent, viewed, signed. Every step time-stamped and kept with the document.

Original contract $18,000Already signed · 2 changes $1,460This change $2,400Revised total $21,860

Shown to the homeowner before they sign. No surprises at the final invoice — for either of you.

Questions contractors ask

What is a change order?

A change order is a written record of work added to or removed from the original contract, with the price and the new project total. It protects both sides by replacing a verbal “yeah, no problem” with something you can both point to later.

Do change orders need to be signed?

Yes — an unsigned change order is just a note to yourself. In many states written, signed authorization is what makes an extra collectible, and even where it isn't required, a signature is what ends the argument at the final invoice.

Is a text-message approval legally binding?

Electronic signatures are recognized under the federal ESIGN Act and UETA in nearly every US state; ScopeSign records a drawn signature plus timestamp, location and a full audit trail. We're not a law firm — check your contracts with an attorney.

Does my customer need to install anything?

No. They get a text with a link, review the itemized change in their phone browser and sign with their finger. No app, no account, no password.

What does it cost?

Your first three signed change orders are free — three that a customer actually signed, not three sent. After that it's $19.99 a month, $89.99 for six months, or $129.99 a year. That covers everything: unlimited change orders, both signatures, photos, reminders, the full audit trail, PDFs and exports. Change orders you have already had signed stay yours whether you subscribe or not.

Still have a question? Visit ScopeSign Support.

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