Free tool · Proposal Grader
Score my proposal
Paste your proposal below. You'll get a blunt 0–100 score across the 10 things buyers actually react to, and the three fixes that would move the needle most. No signup, no email gate.
Your text stays yours
It's processed in memory to build your result and then discarded, nothing is written to a database and nothing is kept once the response leaves our server. We don't train models on it, and there's no account for it to be attached to.
Don't paste documents you aren't free to share, someone else's RFP, or anything under an NDA.
How the grader works
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Paste your proposal
The text your client would read, from a doc, PDF or email. Minimum 200 characters. Nothing you paste is stored.
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Get graded on 10 criteria
The same things buyers react to: whether it opens from their situation, whether value shows up before price, whether there's one clear next step, each scored with evidence quoted from your text.
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Apply the three fixes
You don't get 40 nitpicks. You get the three changes that would most move your score, with a concrete rewrite for each.
Proposal grader FAQ
What does the grader actually check?
Ten criteria that decide deals: opening from the client's situation, naming their problem, showing value before price, scope framed as a path, price options with a recommendation, a reason next to the number, objections handled, one clear next step, specificity, and readability. Each gets a 0–10 score with a quote from your text as evidence.
Is my proposal stored or used for training?
No. The text is processed to produce your score and discarded. We don't store it, we don't train on it, and there's no account to attach it to.
How accurate is the score?
It's a calibrated AI review, not a guarantee, but it checks the same criteria a good sales coach would, and it quotes your own text as evidence, so you can judge every verdict yourself.
What's a good score?
Above 85 is genuinely strong. 55–70 is where most first drafts land, usually losing points on value-before-price and specificity. Below 40 means the proposal is a scope list with a number at the end.
Why is this free?
The grader reviews proposals after they're written. Proposals, the product behind this tool, builds them right from the start, from your sales call. If the grader convinces you we know what a strong proposal looks like, that's the pitch.