bettro for copywriters
Briefs in, signed-off copy out, invoices paid.
Copywriting projects stall in the gaps: the vague brief, the third round of amends, the invoice that waits on sign-off. bettro keeps the brief, the drafts, the decisions and the money in one thread so the words stay the focus.
The problems copywriters actually have
- Briefs arrive half-formed and scope creeps with every revision round
- Feedback contradicts itself across stakeholders
- Invoices wait on final sign-off that never quite arrives
- Admin eats the writing time
How bettro helps
Briefs that hold
Capture the brief, audience and deliverables up front so scope has something to point back to.
Revision rounds with boundaries
Each round is a visible milestone with decisions recorded — amends stop being infinite.
Approvals in writing
Sign-off is captured against the draft, so there's no debate later about what was agreed.
Invoices tied to milestones
Bill per draft, per round or per project, with the paper trail already attached.
“Revision rounds used to sprawl for weeks. Now the brief, the drafts and the sign-off live together and clients respect the boundaries.”
Questions from copywriters
- How does bettro handle multiple stakeholders?
- Decisions and feedback are recorded against the project with names attached, so conflicting amends surface early instead of in round four.
- Can I limit revision rounds?
- Yes. Structure the project with milestones per round, so additional amends are a visible, billable decision rather than a quiet favour.
- Is bettro overkill for small copy projects?
- Small projects benefit most from the structure — a clear brief, tidy feedback and a prompt invoice, without any extra admin weight.
Run your copywriter practice on bettro
Early access is open. Set up a real project, invite a client and see how the working relationship feels in one place.