How to use a client brief checker
A client brief describes the work a customer wants you to deliver. It may be a message, a list of features, a design request or a description of a business problem. If important details are missing, the project can become harder to estimate and manage.
Paste the brief into the checker and select the closest project type. Review the missing details and questions, then discuss them with your client. Before sending a quotation, specify what is included, what is excluded, how many revision rounds are covered, what the client must provide, and when payments are due.
What should a freelance project quotation include?
- Deliverables: the pages, features, files or services you will provide.
- Exclusions: work not included in the agreed price, such as paid third-party subscriptions.
- Timeline: estimated milestones and dependencies, including when the client supplies content or feedback.
- Revisions: the number of included review rounds and how extra changes will be handled.
- Payment terms: deposit, milestone payments and final payment conditions.
- Support: the agreed handover, bug-fix period and any ongoing maintenance fee.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Client Brief Checker free?
Yes. The checker on this page uses browser-based JavaScript rules and does not require an account or paid API.
Does the tool upload my client brief?
The analysis code runs in your browser and does not send the brief to a server. Avoid pasting secrets or sensitive personal information into any online tool.
Can it guarantee a project price or deadline?
No. It helps identify questions and draft terms, but only you can estimate effort, costs, dependencies and delivery time for your specific project.
What is scope creep?
Scope creep is when extra tasks or requirements are added beyond the original agreement without a clear adjustment to price, timeline or deliverables.