Change Order Writer for Extra Work Requests
Turns a client's extra request into a clear, polite change order that states what was originally agreed, what is new, what it costs, how it affects the deadline, and what the client must approve before work starts.
Before and after
CHANGE ORDER
Elkhurst Creative Studio
Prepared for: Gavin Horne, Fallowhurst Outfitters, 7959 Crowhurst St, Ivyfield
Project: Spring website refresh
Contact at Elkhurst: Georgia Jordan, 267-555-0164
Original scope
Website refresh with two rounds of design revisions. Original price: $6,400. Original deadline: May 16.
Requested changes
- Third round of homepage revisions. The agreement includes two revision rounds, and both are complete, so a third round is extra work. 4 hours at $95 per hour = $380.
- New page for the trail gear line, design and build. This page was not in the original scope. 6 hours at $95 per hour = $570.
- Product copy for 12 trail gear products. Product copy was not in the original scope. 12 products at $35 each = $420.
- Three extra banner images for the Facebook page. Banner images were not in the original scope. 3 banners at $120 each = $360.
Cost summary
- Change order subtotal: $380 + $570 + $420 + $360 = $1,730
- Original price: $6,400
- New project total: $8,130
Schedule impact
With these additions, the new deadline is May 23 (originally May 16).
Payment
The change order amount of $1,730 will be billed separately and is due when this change order is signed.
Approval
Work on the items above begins after we receive your written approval of this change order. Everything else in the original agreement stays the same. If you decide not to include any of the items above, please note which ones next to your signature and we will record that as your decision and update the total.
Client name: ______________________
Signature: ______________________
Date: ______________________
Elkhurst Creative Studio, Georgia Jordan, 267-555-0164
Questions for the owner
- What size or sizes should the three Facebook banners be? Gavin has not said, and we should confirm before starting.
What it does
Turns a client's extra request into a clear, polite change order that states what was originally agreed, what is new, what it costs, how it affects the deadline, and what the client must approve before work starts.
Use it when: Use when a marketing agency needs to write a change order for extra work a client has asked for outside the signed scope, such as "write a change order," "client wants more revisions," "this is out of scope," or "price this extra request."