Proposals that close
the $500–$2,000 client
You're good at the work. The proposal is where the money leaks. Describe your service and the client — get the scope one-pager, the 3-tier pricing ladder, payment terms, the send-today email, follow-ups and objection scripts.
The generator
One proposal per day free. Describe it like you'd tell a friend — that's exactly the right level of detail.
Honesty note: prices in the ladder are suggestions framed as a worked structure — not promises of what your market will pay. Test, adjust, keep the confidence.
Scope one-pager
The pricing ladder
Payment terms (copy-paste)
The send-today email
Follow-up sequence (Pro)
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Objection scripts (Pro)
Why a ladder beats a single price
One price = one decision
A single number invites one question: yes or no? Three tiers change the conversation to "which one" — the psychology every serious agency uses.
The middle is pre-sold
Most buyers pick the middle option when it's framed right. Your gut price becomes the anchor the ladder is built around.
The top does the lifting
A premium tier you never expect to sell makes the middle look reasonable. Sometimes someone buys it anyway. That's a good day.
Pricing
Free builds one proposal a day. Pro is for people sending them weekly.
- 1 proposal kit per day
- Scope one-pager + 3-tier ladder
- Payment terms included
- Send-today email included
- Copy as text, print as PDF
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited proposals
- 3-email follow-up sequence per deal
- Objection scripts — the four classics, answered
- Clean printouts — no footer
- Works on every device with your code
One-time crypto payment. No subscription. 14-day refund.
FAQ
Will clients know a proposal tool wrote this?
No templates-speak, no "[Client Name]" placeholders left in — that's the design bar. But read it before sending and add one sentence only you would know. That's what makes it yours.
What if my market pays less than the ladder suggests?
Adjust the numbers — the structure is the value, not the figures. The ladder math scales down to $200 deals and up to $10,000 ones.
Are the payment terms legally binding?
They're plain-English starting points, not legal advice. For serious contracts, have a local professional review. The crypto-friendly wording shows how to offer wallet payments professionally.
Why is there no contract generator?
Honest answer: auto-generated contracts are a liability we don't want. Terms and scope yes; binding legal documents should involve a human lawyer.
Do you guarantee I close deals?
No. We guarantee the proposal won't be the reason you lose them. The rest is your work, your market, your follow-through.