The contract said two rounds.
This is round five.

Roundcount is the client-visible revision ledger. Every batch of feedback becomes a numbered round against what your contract includes — and when the next round costs money, your client sees the price before they ask for it. No awkward email. No eating it.

Meridian brand film — 2 rounds included

Round 1Music swap, tighten introincluded

Round 2Colour pass, titlesincluded

Round 3Re-order ceremony section+ £150

Your review tool collects the comments. Your invoicing app bills what you tell it. Nobody counts the rounds — so scope creep becomes unpaid work, and the only alternative is a money conversation nobody enjoys having at round four.

Roundcount sits in the gap: the ledger is the conversation.

Set the allowance

Per project: rounds included, price per extra round. Straight from your contract.

Log each batch of feedback

One click when the notes land — from any review tool, email, or a voice memo. The ledger updates on a link your client can always see.

Overage bills itself

Extra rounds export as invoice lines for whatever you bill with. You get paid for round three instead of resenting it.

What you get at launch

A ledger link per project — your client sees rounds used, rounds included, and the price of the next one. Always current, no login for them.
One-tap round logging — feedback arrives by email, review tool, or voice note; you log the batch in seconds and the ledger updates.
Automatic overage totals — extra rounds priced from your contract terms, exported as invoice-ready lines (CSV or copy-paste) for whatever you bill with.
A dated record when it gets awkward — every round, time-stamped. The dispute conversation becomes a link, not a memory contest.
Unlimited projects and clients — one price, no per-seat or per-client fees.

Get paid for round three.

Early list gets founding pricing — £12/month, locked. Solo editors, no per-client fees.

You're on the list — we'll email you at launch, and nothing else.