Draft a proposal a client will actually read. Give it their problem, your scope and your pricing, and get a clear document with exclusions and next steps.
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Copy phrases from your notes into the problem field. Clients trust a proposal that sounds like the conversation they had with you.
List deliverables and quantities, such as 'three landing pages and one round of edits'. Vague scope leads to vague exclusions.
The pricing table is built only from what you enter. If you leave it blank, the draft marks the gap instead of guessing.
Payment terms and liability belong in a contract. Have a lawyer check those before you sign anything.
A business proposal is the document you send a named client to win specific work. It restates their problem, sets out what you'll do, and says what it costs and how to say yes.
This tool drafts all of that from your inputs, including a section on what's not included. It only uses the facts you provide, so it won't add clients or results you don't have.
Clients often compare proposals side by side with people who weren't on the call. A proposal that restates their problem in their own words can make that case without you in the room.
The exclusions section protects your margin. Most scope creep starts with something nobody wrote down. Agree on what's out before the work starts, and you can price extra requests later rather than absorb them.
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