How much of your bill
pays for the work?
A deposition needs a reporter. A case needs outside records. A witness needs an interpreter. Every engagement raises the same question: how much are you paying for the professional, and how much for everything in between? Scope puts both prices in view, with your firm in control of the engagement.
The professional sets the price.
You see the whole bill.
Scope's fee is 15 percent of the professional's price, shown as its own line on your invoice.
The professional keeps this amount.
Service coordination and compliance record
The fee applies to the professional's work only, never to mileage, filing fees, or anything Scope passes through at cost.
Your firm reviews the engagement. Scope connects the approval, progress, deliverables, and billing to the matter.
A process serve
See how the bill changes when the professional publishes a price and Scope adds its visible fee. These examples illustrate the model, not typical savings.
This split is a modeling assumption, not an established margin for this service.
Two visible invoice lines. Additional charges and pass-throughs are excluded from these examples.
Illustrated difference, not a savings guaranteeCompare your own job
Founder-supplied serve benchmark and professional price. Not a completed-job report. Other categories use invented prices and the same assumed proportions to explain the model. Actual prices, compensation, requirements, and coverage vary.
Different work.
The same questions.
What did the professional charge? What was added? Who approved it? Where is the work?
Apply those questions to reporting, records, interpreting, and the other professional work your firm arranges. Compare an equivalent job and available coverage. The numbers will change. The need for clear prices and a connected record does not.
See how Scope prices the workYour team has
better work to do.
Request outside work and ask for progress from the AI conversation you already use. Scope coordinates the engagement and keeps the details on the matter.
Spend less time relaying instructions and hunting for updates. Keep your attention on the decisions that need your judgment.
Outside work
uses inside resources.
Coordination takes staff time. Reconciling an invoice takes staff time. Rebuilding a matter's history takes staff time. Those hours belong in the cost of the job.
Scope connects the work, its progress, and its billing. Use that record to review outside spend and support client cost reporting.
No subscription, no seats, you pay only when work completes, and you see every dollar.
Who approved it?
What happened?
What did it cost?
Keep the approval, work updates, deliverables, and billing on the matter. Scope records the professional and amount covered by the approval, so the decision can be reviewed alongside the work.
Approver, professional, amount, and timestamp
Activity history and delivered files
Itemized charges and exportable records
A clearer record for internal review, client questions, and cost reporting.
How the engagement stays connectedUse AI to move the work.
Keep authority with the firm.
Scope combines firm-scoped access and encrypted data with an approval workflow for professional engagements. Your firm reviews the proposed professional and price before release.
Security deserves evidence. Review Scope's data handling, access controls, and security documentation. SOC 2 Type I is in preparation.
One job can tell you
more than a sales pitch.
Compare the complete price. Track the time your team spends. Review the record at the end. Decide whether Scope earns the next job.