AI-Powered Proposal Generator

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proposals that persuade.

Fill in the brief. ProposalForge writes a full, professional proposal — ready to edit, brand, and send in minutes.

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Why It Matters

Deals are often lost at the proposal, not the pitch

A strong sales call can still lose the client to a slow, generic, or poorly structured proposal. For most SMBs, writing one from scratch — scoping the work, structuring pricing, setting clear terms — eats an evening you don't have, so the same tired template gets reused for every client regardless of fit.

ProposalForge turns a short brief into a complete, client-ready proposal in minutes, so you can send something sharp while the conversation is still warm.

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Fill in the brief

The client, the scope of work, your rough budget or pricing approach, and the timeline.

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AI drafts the full proposal

Scope, deliverables, timeline, pricing and terms — structured like a professional agency document.

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Edit, brand and send

Adjust the wording, drop in your logo and details, and it's ready to go out that day.

Common Questions

Before you start

What information do I need to provide?▼
The client's name, a description of the work, your rough pricing or budget range, and a timeline. The more specific your brief, the more usable the first draft will be.
Is the output ready to send as-is?▼
Treat it as a strong first draft. Review the pricing, terms, and any client-specific details before sending — it's built to save you the blank-page problem, not to replace your judgement.
Does it include pricing and payment terms?▼
Yes, if you provide a budget range or pricing structure in the brief. If you leave it out, it drafts placeholder terms you can fill in yourself.
Is my client's information stored?▼
No. The brief you enter is sent to our AI provider to generate the document, then discarded — nothing is kept on our servers. See the note below for the full legal basis.
Is the proposal legally binding?▼
No — it's a sales document, not a contract. Once the client agrees, put the actual commercial terms into a signed agreement, ideally reviewed with ContractGuard or a lawyer for anything high-value.
Can I reuse a draft as a template?▼
Yes — save the structure and wording you like, then swap in new client details for future proposals rather than generating from zero every time.