Ask Why do some clients act like paying for a project gives them unlimited changes at no extra cost?

[Edward22]

This is one of those things that comes up in almost every freelancer's career at some point. A client pays for one thing, and somewhere along the way they start treating it like an open contract with no end. They add new requests, change direction completely, and expect all of it to be covered by the original price. Without a clear agreement in place from the start, it becomes hard to push back without things getting uncomfortable. How do you handle clients who keep adding to the scope without offering to pay more?

 

[SuperAffiliateX]

This can only happen if you don't let them know that the maximum review they can receive from you is three for every order. Any other thing after that three reviews will attract additional pay because those times you are using on review can be channel to some other projects that will fetch you money that is why they need to pay.