Proposal builder

Make the next yes feel obvious.

Price clearly, describe the outcome, and send a proposal your client can approve without a back-and-forth.

Start from a proven offer:

The people and the outcome

Specific wins sell better than a list of tasks.

Scope & pricing

Use outcome-shaped line items. Your client sees the investment, not your internal math.

Tip: give each line a clear deliverable.
Deposit due to begin: $0
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Prepared for your next client

Your project, clearly scoped.

Use ScopePilot to shape an offer around a meaningful result, then send it while the conversation is still warm.

What’s includedInvestment
Project subtotal$0
Goodwill discount$0
Total investment$0
50% to reserve the project

The remaining balance is due at launch. Work begins after the deposit is received.

Timeline: to be confirmed
Ready when you are · Reply to approve

Your pipeline

Saved proposals

Keep a simple record of offers sent and the revenue they represent.

Proposals saved0Offers ready to send
Potential revenue$0Across saved proposals
Average offer$0A healthy floor is a good filter

Business profile

Make every proposal yours.

These details appear in the client-facing proposal.

The conversion layer

How to turn this into paid work.

The app gives you the asset. These three moves help it do its job.

01 / SEND FAST

Send within 24 hours

Get the offer in their inbox while the problem you discussed is still vivid. Use the follow-up draft and personalize its first sentence.

02 / PRICE THE RESULT

Lead with the change

Make the headline about the business outcome. Deliverables prove the plan; they should not be the whole pitch.

03 / MAKE “YES” EASY

One approval action

End with a simple reply-to-approve instruction and a deposit amount. Clear next steps prevent “I’ll think about it” drift.