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Every proposal costs you three hours. And you start from a blank doc every time.

An AI assistant configured for your quotes and proposals: it keeps your offers, rates and wording on hand, turns the client’s brief into a complete first draft — and you adjust instead of writing.

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Sound familiar?

The recycled proposal

You open the one you wrote for another client, swap the name, adjust the prices. Then you proofread it three times, dreading the old client’s name left behind on page 4.

The scattered brief

The client’s needs are spread across two emails, one call and three voice messages. Before writing a single line, you first have to piece together what they actually want.

The Sunday-night quote

“Can you send it over for Monday?” There goes your evening: a blank doc, rates to dig up, and a layout that breaks with every copy-paste.

Why you always start from scratch — and why an agent never does

The problem isn’t your writing speed. It’s that everything that makes a good proposal — your offers, your rates, your structure, the wording that has already convinced your clients — sits scattered across your old documents. Every new request, you redo the same assembly work by hand.

An AI agent configured for your proposals keeps all of it in working memory: your services, your standard outline, your past proposals. You hand it the brief, even a messy one — it asks the missing questions, then assembles a complete first draft, in your structure and your words. Your time goes into pricing and strategy, not formatting.

Honestly: it doesn’t know your craft better than you do, and it won’t set your prices. A first draft is still a first draft. But reviewing a document that’s 80% right is a different life from staring at a blank page on a Sunday night.

What will be inside

Build your base: offers, rates, standard outline (once — then the agent uses it)
Turn a messy brief (emails, call notes) into a structured proposal outline
Draft a detailed quote from your services and your rates
Adapt an existing proposal to a new client — without leaving anything behind in it
Write the cover email and the follow-ups that don’t apologise for existing
Have the agent review your proposal from the client’s side: what’s missing, what raises doubts

FAQ

Who is this for?

Freelancers, agencies and service providers: anything sold through quotes or proposals. If your work is custom, priced per project or per day, this is exactly the case it’s built for.

Do I need to know how to code?

No. You download a folder, open it with Claude Cowork or Codex, and talk to your agent in plain language.

Will it write like me or like a robot?

The agent starts from your past proposals: your structure, your wording, the way you present prices. Your material is the base, not a generic template. And you review everything before sending — you’re the one signing.

When does it ship?

The kit is being built. Sign up and you’ll be the first to know when it’s out.