SaaSFreelanceClient Management

QuotaKeeper

Track client hours, assets, and revision quotas for service teams

Problem
A developer built a client far more than a website—accounts, workflows, AI bits, booking, payments—and the client does not know what to do with it; many small teams with fixed-quota services also rely on memory to judge whether a client has exceeded revision or asset limits.
Solution
A lightweight client quota dashboard that records used revisions, hours, and asset usage per client, accepts manual or CSV imports, calculates remaining quota, alerts when nearing limits, and generates a one-page client handoff sheet explaining what the system does and how to use it.
Users
Freelance designers, developers, agencies, and small teams offering quota-based services.
MVP
Create quota projects per client; manual or CSV usage entry; remaining quota and overage alerts; auto-generate a one-page handoff template; export to PDF.
Revenue
Free tier with 3 clients; paid tier at $12/month for unlimited clients plus automated reminders and branded templates.
Why now
More people deliver full automated systems instead of simple websites, making client-side clarity and fixed-quota boundary management common pain points; one developer can build a vertical tool with a simple data model.

Source discussions · 3

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] Co-founder wants 50/50 equity after building nothing and focusing on unpaid family work. Is 90/10 fair? Need advice.
  2. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Business commission
  3. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Built a client way more than a website and now I'm not sure they know what to do with it
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