Will my proposals look like everyone else's template?

No, the content comes from your client's situation and your services, and ten visual themes plus your brand colors keep the look yours. Two freelancers won't send the same page.

I don't record my calls. Is that a problem?

No. Notes, a price list or the client's website are enough to start. The more context you give, the stronger the draft, and the system tells you what it's missing.

What does it cost after the trial?

The Solo plan is built for one person, 8 proposals a month, with revisions and sends unlimited. Check current pricing on the homepage; every plan starts with 14 days free, no card.

What happens to sent proposals if I pause my subscription?

Links you've already sent keep working and keep tracking. We never take your client's deal hostage.

For freelancers

Look like the safest choice, from the very first proposal

Freelancers compete with agencies for the same client. A proposal page levels the impression of professionalism, with no team and no designer.

You're up against agencies and cheaper freelancers at the same time. Proposals gives your offer the structure and polish of a big studio, in the one evening you actually have.

Create your first proposal

14 days free · full features · no card required

In short

Your proposal is compared against an agency's — the format gap costs more than the price gap.
The draft comes from notes or a transcript, so evening proposal-assembly stops eating billable hours.
The proposal carries your brand, on your link, with no vendor logo in the footer.
You can see whether the client opened it at all before you write a reminder.
You pay per new proposal, not per seat on a team you do not have.

17%

of the purchase journey is spent with suppliers — your proposal is working during the hours you are not thereSource: Gartner, Digital B2B Buyer Survey

The freelancer's proposal trap

Proposals eat your paid hours

Every proposal is an unpaid evening: assembling scope, fighting the layout, second-guessing the wording. The better your pipeline, the worse it gets.

Compared on rate, not on outcome

Without a visible diagnosis and value, the client sees two numbers: yours and somebody's cheaper one.

One thread, then silence

You send the PDF, add “happy to answer any questions”, and learn nothing until the deal is already lost.

01 · Draft

Notes in, proposal out

A call transcript, a few notes or just the client's website is enough. Proposals drafts a complete offer, diagnosis, scope, timeline, investment, and you polish it instead of building it.

Works from notes when there's no transcript
Client research from a single URL
A readiness check tells you what's missing

02 · Position

Your price, with its reason on the page

The proposal shows what the client's current situation costs and what changes, before the number appears. Options with a recommended variant let the client pick a scope instead of negotiating your rate.

Value story before the price
Options with a recommended variant
No invented case studies, only work you actually did

03 · Close

Know when to nudge

You see when the client opens the proposal and what they re-read. Follow-up drafts come with a real reason, and you approve each one, polite persistence without the anxiety.

Open and reading notifications
Follow-up drafts you approve
Sent links stay live even after your trial ends

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