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Negotiation scenario

Client asks for additional features after agreement

A post-agreement request where small additions can quietly become unpaid scope expansion.

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Situation overview

Additional feature requests often arrive after a client feels excited and starts imagining more possibilities.

These requests are not always unreasonable, but they do change the original agreement.

A strong response stays positive while making the scope impact visible.

Why this situation is difficult

  • Clients may present extra features as natural extensions.
  • The request can sound small while carrying meaningful implementation cost.
  • It is easy to say yes before evaluating downstream effects.

Common mistakes freelancers make

  • !Treating new features as if they were already included
  • !Giving a quick yes before reviewing the impact
  • !Avoiding a scope or pricing adjustment discussion
  • !Letting enthusiasm erase boundaries

These replies encourage expansion before the work has been properly re-scoped.

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