Northline StudioBrand photography · Spring campaign
3 questionsPrepared for Atlas Goods
Sample project · Northline Studio × Atlas Goods
From brief to paid.
Atlas Goods hired Northline Studio for a $4,800 brand photoshoot. Two rounds were in the scope; they asked for a third.
Walk the four pages your client opens — the brief, the scope, the extra round and the invoice — then watch the payment land on your side. Nothing is sent and nothing is charged.
- Quoted fee
- $4,800
- Round 3
- $2,400
- Client account
- Not needed
- Paid into
- Your own Stripe
paloworks.com/intake/…What Atlas Goods sees
This is the shape of one job, brief to paid. Start free and send a real one. .
What you just walked
Brief to paid. One job, on paper.
The brief
Your intake questions, answered in any browser. No client account, no chasing attachments.
Intake question typesThe scope
Price, rounds and delivery on one page your client approves by name before the work starts.
Scope of work templateThe change order
Log a round past the allowance and a change order is drafted, priced from your scope. You send it; your client types their name to approve.
How change orders workThe invoice
Your client pays from a link by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay (or bank debit, like ACH on US-dollar invoices), with no account. On every plan, Free included.
Take card paymentsGetting paid
The invoice marks itself paid, your client gets a receipt, and the money lands in your own Stripe account. Reminders go on their own until then.
Automatic reminders
Your next job
Round three isn’t a favour. It gets paid.
Send the brief, lock the scope, let every extra round arrive as a change order your client approves, and get paid from a link into your own Stripe account.
No credit card needed · 1 client, 3 live projects on Free