Mood boards don't pay the bills. Getting signed does.

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The problem

Sound familiar?

Hours spent on mood boards for prospects who vanish

You create a mood board during the 'discovery phase.' The prospect loves your taste. Then they take your ideas to a cheaper designer -- or worse, try to DIY it with Havenly and Pinterest.

Clients who treat design fees as optional

They'll pay $8,000 for a sofa without blinking. But your design fee? 'Can't you make it up on the furniture markup?' Your expertise is the most valuable part, and they treat it as a line item to negotiate away.

Scope shifts from 'one room' to 'the whole house'

You scoped the living room. Now they're asking about the kitchen, the primary bedroom, and 'while you're at it, the powder room.' Each room is a project. They see it as one conversation.

The solution

How SendScope helps

1

Design packages from consultation to full service

Offer a Design Consultation, Single Room Refresh, and Full Home Design as tiers. Each lists deliverables -- concept boards, floor plans, 3D renders, procurement, and installation oversight.

2

Design fee collected upfront

Clients pay the design fee through Stripe when they approve. You start sourcing and designing knowing your time and expertise are compensated. No more free mood boards.

3

Room-by-room scope control

Each tier specifies which rooms are included. When the client asks about 'the powder room too,' you offer an add-on deal page for the additional space with clear pricing.

4

Professional presentation matches your aesthetic

Your deal page is clean and polished. Clients see a designer who runs a serious business, which reinforces the value of your fees.

How it works

Three steps to getting paid

1

Create your deal page

Set up your design services as tiers. Define the scope per room or per project -- deliverables, procurement, installation, and any exclusions.

2

Share after the in-home consultation

Send one link after you've walked the space. Your client reviews the options with their partner and picks a tier that fits their budget and goals.

3

Collect payment and start designing

Your client approves and pays. You start the concept phase with the design fee in your account and a clear scope to work within.

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