SHEET_ENDPOINT at the bottom of index.html. Until then signups are not saved.Clients click anywhere on your site to comment. You get every note with a screenshot, rounds counted, and extras turned into paid quotes.
Your contract says 2 revision rounds. Your client doesn't remember. Asking for money feels awkward, so you do it for free. Again.
…what if a tool kept count, and asked for the money for you? See how ↓
Watch the 1-minute walkthrough, or be the client and try it yourself. Your client never installs anything or makes an account.
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Order nowCan the headline be shorter? It wraps on my phone.
Sarah · 2m agoMake this button green?
Sarah · 2m agoSarah wrote"Can the headline be shorter? It wraps on my phone."
"Can we add our Instagram feed somewhere?"
Can we also add a blog page? Should be quick
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Fixed · round 1Sarah wrote · Round 2"Can we also add a blog page? Should be quick"
You're the client now. Your comment lands on the right with a screenshot, just like it reaches you in Tacknote.
Small-batch bread and pastries from our neighbourhood oven. Order by 9pm, pick up by 8am.
Order now"Can we also add a blog page? Should be quick." Tacknote spots that it wasn't in your proposal, writes a polite quote, and your client approves and pays right on the comment.
We asked ourselves what we'd worry about as freelancers. Here's how Tacknote handles each one.
Tacknote shows what it found in your proposal: pages, rounds, your rate. Fix anything in one click. Nothing gets flagged until you confirm, and every flag is a suggestion. You decide.
Your client never sees "out of scope" warnings. They get a friendly note from you, in your words. Pick a tone, edit it, or tap "Do it for free" to keep the goodwill.
Connect your own Razorpay, UPI, Stripe or PayPal. Your client pays you directly. Tacknote never holds your money and takes no cut.
Other tools collect comments. Tacknote also knows what you agreed to, and helps you get paid for the rest.
Paste your proposal once. Every comment is checked against it, and you decide what to quote.
Rounds after the included ones become paid.
Friendly or formal, written for you, always editable.
Happy to add a blog page! It wasn't in our 5 pages, so it would be $120 extra. Approve and I'll start today.
Adding a blog page is outside the agreed scope. The cost is $120. Please approve below to proceed.
Straight to your Razorpay, Stripe or UPI. 0% cut.
No more "we never approved that version".
Be honest. Move the sliders and see what "just one small change" really cost you.
Just a calculator: nothing you enter here is saved or sent anywhere.
Feedback tools collect comments but don't know your scope. Scope apps track extras, but by hand. Tacknote does both, right on the page.
| Tacknote | Feedback tools | Scope apps | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comments right on the site | — | ||
| Flags requests not in your proposal | Built in | — | If you upload a contract |
| Counts revision rounds | Built in | — | You log them by hand |
| Feedback from WhatsApp | Forward it in | — | — |
| Quote + payment on the comment | — | In a separate app | |
| Made for | Freelancers & small studios | Teams and agencies | Any freelancer |
Feedback tools: BugHerd, Markup.io, Ruttl, Pastel, Nootiz and similar. Scope-creep apps: ScopeGuard, ScopePilot and similar. Based on their public pages, November 2026. Tools change, so check before you choose.
One paid extra request covers a whole year. Free for your first 10 client comments, no card needed. The first 100 sign-ups get 50% off for as long as they stay.
Just you. Everything included.
Early-bird price, billed monthly
For teams of 2 to 4 building client sites together.
Early-bird price, billed monthly
Normal price after the first 100: Freelancer $12/month, Small studio $24/month, or save 25% yearly. First 100 sign-ups on either plan get 50% off. In India you'll be able to pay in ₹ with UPI or card.
I'm a freelance full-stack developer in India. My proposals say two revision rounds. Then the WhatsApp messages start, usually after 11 PM. By round six I'm working for free and saying nothing, because asking for money feels like losing the client.
Nobody opens a contract in a WhatsApp chat at midnight.
So I'm building Tacknote. It keeps count, spots what wasn't in the proposal, and asks for the money politely, so you don't have to.
We're two people: I build it, and our community lead talks to every freelancer who joins. What you tell us decides what we build first. hello.chimehaus@gmail.com
What freelancers ask us before they join. Something else on your mind?
Write to ushello.chimehaus@gmail.comYou decide. Usually it's one batch of feedback from your client. When everything is fixed and your client approves, the next comments start a new round. You set how many rounds are included.
It only shows what you both agreed, like "Round 2 of 2". Most clients like knowing where things stand. You can also turn it off for a client.
You paste your proposal or list what's included. When a comment asks for something that isn't on that list, Tacknote marks it "not in your proposal". It's a reminder, not a judge: you decide whether to quote it or do it free.
Add your own payment link (Stripe, Razorpay, PayPal or UPI). Your client approves the quote and pays you directly. Tacknote never holds your money. You can also skip the link and invoice the way you already do.
Yes. Send them the link for comments on the page. If they still message you, forward the texts or voice notes to Tacknote's WhatsApp number. They're saved in the right project and round, and voice notes are typed out. This is one of the first things we're building after launch.
Yes. The Small studio plan is for up to 4 people: shared projects, one client inbox, comments you can assign to a teammate, and one bill. It's $24/month, or $12/month for the first 100 sign-ups. Bigger than 4? Pick "Agency" when you join and we'll talk.
No. They open the link you send, click on the page and type. Approving and paying works the same way.
Yes, including staging sites. Usually you just paste the link. A few sites block being opened inside other tools; for those you add one line of code, like Google Analytics.
Joining the waitlist is free. Early access opens in January 2027, in sign-up order. You only pay if you decide to use Tacknote after that.
Yes. Every project has its own private link, so a client only sees their own project. We never sell or share your data. Details are on the privacy page.
Rounds counted, extras quoted, clients happy. Join free and lock in 50% off for as long as you stay.