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Inspect the public proof first
Start with the public demo so you can see the vendor workspace, launch queue, handoff package, and client-facing review surface before opening a session.
HandoffLabVendor-first workspaceHandoff-ready direction
Run projects, approvals, and payment confirmations from one vendor workspace.
HandoffLab is evolving from a change-order tool into a vendor-first collaboration and payment-confirmation platform. The strongest current slice is a lightweight workspace with project templates, milestones, payment requests, published client handoffs, response inboxes, and a built-in scope-change workflow.
Need the honest launch path first? See how HandoffLab works today. Paid plans can continue to the self-serve checkout flow after the session gate.
Adds vendor-first project templates, workstreams, milestones, and payment-request tracking.
Preserves the built-in scope-change builder as one workflow inside the broader workspace.
If hosted checkout is not live yet, paid buyers can still request manual Pro setup through support instead of hitting a dead-end CTA.
Core workflow
Scope-change workbench
Scope changes are still a core workflow, but now they sit inside a broader vendor workspace model instead of pretending to be the whole product.
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Open setup and load the sample workspace
Use the current email sign-in boundary, then load the sample workspace or create a project from a template so you are not evaluating a blank dashboard.
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Run one handoff cycle end to end
Publish a handoff, review the shared page, log a reply, and export the proof artifacts so you can judge the actual operator workflow instead of static marketing copy.
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Upgrade only if the current slice fits
Use Pro when the vendor-first handoff path already solves enough pain today. Paddle sandbox checkout and webhook proof are working, but secure client auth, durable collaboration history, and live-provider approval still need more work.
Public proof
See the workflow before you trust the platform
HandoffLab now includes a public demo route that shows a realistic vendor portfolio, launch queue, acceptance history, and client handoff surface without asking for a session first.
Why it helps
Buyers can inspect the actual workflow shape before opening a workspace.
The demo keeps launch credibility high without pretending secure auth or live billing proof exist.
It makes the multi-project vendor use case visible, not just described in copy.
The next CTA becomes easier to trust because the proof step is public and honest.
What happens after you start
A clearer launch path for cautious buyers
This is the buyer path today: inspect the proof, load the sample workspace, run one handoff cycle, then decide whether the current product slice already earns a paid seat.
01
Inspect the public proof first
Start with the public demo so you can see the vendor workspace, launch queue, handoff package, and client-facing review surface before opening a session.
02
Open setup and load the sample workspace
Use the current email sign-in boundary, then load the sample workspace or create a project from a template so you are not evaluating a blank dashboard.
03
Run one handoff cycle end to end
Publish a handoff, review the shared page, log a reply, and export the proof artifacts so you can judge the actual operator workflow instead of static marketing copy.
04
Upgrade only if the current slice fits
Use Pro when the vendor-first handoff path already solves enough pain today. Paddle sandbox checkout and webhook proof are working, but secure client auth, durable collaboration history, and live-provider approval still need more work.
From the blog
Practical writing for project operators
The blog now covers the same workflow territory as the product: client handoffs, approvals, scope control, and payment follow-through for small service teams.
Client Handoff•March 17, 2026•6 min read
Client Handoff Checklist for Freelancers
Use one repeatable handoff routine so delivery, approval, follow-up, and payment checkpoints stay visible instead of scattering across chat threads and invoices.
Scope Control•March 16, 2026•7 min read
How to Run Project Change Requests Without Losing Margin
Scope creep usually starts as a reasonable request. The fix is not more paperwork. The fix is a lightweight change workflow that makes commercial impact explicit before work resumes.
Objection handling
Why not just use ChatGPT?
Generic AI can draft words, but it does not give you project structure, milestone states, acceptance tracking, payment-request visibility, and linked scope changes in one workspace.
Why email sign-in first?
HandoffLab now protects the vendor workspace with one-time sign-in links or server-backed sessions while keeping onboarding lighter than a full password-and-role system.
Is this legal paperwork?
No. The launch version is commercial workflow software for vendors, not legal advice or escrow infrastructure. It helps vendors organize approval and payment-confirmation work before heavier automation exists.
Pricing
Keep the money path boring and direct once the workflow already feels credible. Free is for evaluation. Pro is for vendors who want the current handoff workflow and hosted checkout path in the same product.
Launch wedge
Free
$0Validate the workflow before spending on software
Use the vendor workspace, project templates, and scope-change builder before paying for collaboration or confirmation features.
- • Vendor-first project workspace
- • Template-based milestones and payment requests
- • Local scope-change history
Self-serve
Pro Monthly
$9/moThe simplest path to paid validation
Best for freelancers who want the vendor workspace now plus published client handoffs and reply capture before secure collaboration lands.
- • Vendor workspace plus client-ready project structure
- • Milestone acceptance and payment confirmation tracking
- • Published client handoff with access-code placeholder
- • Local client response inbox and handoff history
- • Hosted checkout handoff
- • Workspace-ready upgrade path for real client access
Best value
Pro Yearly
$79/yrDiscounted annual offer for repeat freelancers
Annual pricing supports repeat vendors who plan to manage multiple client workstreams in one place.
- • Everything in Pro Monthly
- • Multiple ongoing client workstreams
- • Lower effective monthly price
- • Cleaner launch offer for serious vendors