The professional publishes a price and keeps all of it.
Scope's fee is 15%, billed to the firm on its own line.
No subscription, no seats, you pay only when work completes, and you see every dollar.
- Scope's fee is 15 percent of the professional's price, shown as its own line on your invoice and waived during the founding period.
- On your invoice it reads "Service coordination and compliance record". You can see it, question it, and hold it to the work it covers.
- The fee applies to the professional's work only, never to mileage, filing fees, or anything Scope passes through at cost.
- No subscription. No setup. No per-seat license. Billed at completion, never before.
- You keep every dollar of your published price.
- Scope's fee is charged to the firm as a separate line. It never comes out of your rate.
- Every professional publishes a standing rate card, so the price is on the record before the firm orders.
Standing rate cards, not bid windows.
A professional sets up their rate card once. It is not a single flat price; it is a small formula. The formula has a base rate plus modifiers that fire conditionally based on the job's attributes. Scope evaluates the formula against each job as it comes in and returns a real price.
Marbrook Process Service, Harris County
Reyes v. Mercer, Harris County, served by Wednesday, defendant's address unconfirmed.
Three example rate cards, three real computed prices - this is how the formula works. No averaging, no normalization. Professional names shown are illustrative.
One Stripe rail. Two lines on the invoice.
When a dispatch is awarded and the work is done, the firm is billed at completion through Scope's Stripe Connect rail. Two lines, always: the professional's price, and Scope's fee. Never one blended number.Nothing is deducted from the professional; they receive their published price whole, on Stripe's normal payout schedule.
The fee applies to the professional's work only, never to mileage, filing fees, or anything Scope passes through at cost.
Compliance posture lives on the trust page.