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Free scope of work generator

The document that stops scope creep: deliverables, milestones, explicit exclusions, a revisions policy and acceptance criteria, drafted in seconds.

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The project

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What is included

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Boundaries

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Free, no signup. Your brief is sent to our AI only to draft the document; the document itself stays in your browser.

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Your scope of work appears here as a real document: deliverables, milestones, explicit exclusions, a revisions policy and acceptance criteria. Describe the project and generate.

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What the generator gives you

Describe the project and get a complete scope of work in seconds: overview, deliverables, milestones, explicit exclusions (what is NOT included), a revisions policy and acceptance criteria. Edit anything in place, then download or print a designed PDF. Free, and no account is needed; we ask for your email when you download.

A scope of work earns its keep during delivery. KAZI's project management software turns deliverables into tracked tasks and milestones so scope creep shows up immediately. The free generator stays free; see KAZI pricing for the full platform.

Scope of work generator: common questions

Is this scope of work generator really free?
Yes. No signup, no trial clock, and nothing over your content: the full scope stays editable on screen. We ask for your email when you download, print or copy the finished document; one email unlocks exports on every KAZI free tool. The PDF carries one small "Created free with KAZI" footer line, and a free KAZI account removes it. A free KAZI account can then turn the scope into a real project with tasks and time tracking, but the generator itself is free.
What should a scope of work include?
A good scope of work covers six things: an overview of the project, the deliverables, milestones with dates, what is explicitly NOT included (exclusions), how many revision rounds are included, and acceptance criteria that define when work is done. This generator produces all six as an editable document.
Why do exclusions matter so much?
Most scope creep is not bad faith, it is ambiguity. Writing down what is NOT included ("anything not listed above", "new requests are quoted as change orders") gives you a polite, professional line to point to when the project grows. The generator drafts project-specific exclusions you can edit.
What is an acceptance criterion on a scope of work?
It is the agreed test for "done": how each deliverable is submitted, how long the client has to review, and what counts as approval. Clear acceptance criteria prevent the endless "one more tweak" phase and give you a defensible point to invoice from.
Does the tool work if the AI is busy or at capacity?
Yes. The free AI runs on a daily budget; if it is exhausted, the tool builds a solid scope-of-work template from your form details instead, with standard exclusions, a revisions policy and acceptance criteria you can edit. The tool always works.
Is my project information uploaded or stored anywhere?
Your form details are sent once to generate the document, and the scope itself lives in your browser (it autosaves locally so a reload does not lose your work). When you unlock a download, or opt in to tips, we save your email and the project details you entered (project type, deliverable count, timeline and revision rounds) to personalise your KAZI setup. We never save your client’s name.