Put the agreed work into a clear proposal.
Give your next customer a proposal that makes the scope, price and next step easy to understand. We organize your approved project details into a consistent document you can review and send.
$129 one-time package · Clear scope before payment
One commercial proposal up to six pages for one opportunity, with up to three owner-approved options
Your source material → a defined, reviewable delivery
A specific job.
A useful result.
A promising conversation still needs a useful written proposal. Scattered scope notes, inconsistent prices and missing assumptions make it harder for the buyer to understand what is included.
Built for contractors, consultants and agencies preparing a proposal. Put the agreed work into a clear proposal.
Understand the process →Made for the work on your list.
Prepare a consistent handoff from the source material you already have.
Order a defined package when the next project is ready.
See the shape of the work.
Illustrative scenario, not a customer result or testimonial.
Explore the sample →Illustrative scenario: A fictional facilities firm proposes quarterly service to a three-site customer.
Example delivery
Illustrative output: The six-page proposal separates scope by site, compares two approved options and lists exclusions, timing and acceptance steps. An unresolved access-hours question stays visible.
Supply the context.
Review the work.
Share the opportunity and approved commercial facts.
Scope, options, schedule and assumptions are structured into a consistent proposal.
Receive editable and PDF versions with outstanding questions for your final approval.
One commercial proposal up to six pages for one opportunity, with up to three owner-approved options
- Editable Word proposal
- Matching PDF
- Open-question checklist
- Two consolidated revision rounds within fourteen days of delivery
One payment. No automatic renewal.
Prepare my brief →USD. One new package per product per calendar month. Each purchase has its own payment and two revision rounds. Saving a brief does not charge you.