Propcraft

Flat-priced proposal software for agencies. $19/workspace, unlimited users. Branded link, signature, Stripe payment on one screen. Free for 3 proposals.

[Propcraft @propcraftio]

PandaDoc charges per user. So does Qwilr. So does Better Proposals.

PropCraft is $19 per workspace, flat. The whole team.

Branded proposal link with built-in tracking, signature, and Stripe payment.

Free for 3 proposals: https://t.co/QBSm0665bY

[Propcraft @propcraftio]

@rileybrown Every new model gets about a week of being better than Claude, until people try it on their own messy work.

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@PopCrave 1.8 million signups for 5,000 seats means the bots had better odds than her fans did.

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@robertgatx I once watched a client find another company's name in a proposal footer. The whole next call was about whether we'd mix up their data too.

[Propcraft @propcraftio]

@csloane Number 2 got us for years. We started logging every small extra in the same thread it was asked in, and at month end about half turned into change orders nobody argued with.

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@MasonRaySanders Agreed on the relationship part. Once the pause was in the signed proposal our slowest payer started paying within a day, and I never had to be the bad guy about it.

[Propcraft @propcraftio]

Hours tell the client what it costs you. Deliverables tell them what they get.

"Brand strategy, 60 hours" vs "a 40 page guideline your team can use."

List the things, then show the price.

https://t.co/9rEdp7knZK

[Propcraft @propcraftio]

Before a client sees any of your work, they see your proposal.

Price hidden on page nine? They assume other things are hidden too. Sent a week after the call? They assume the project runs late.

Write it the way you want the project to go.

https://t.co/9rEdp7knZK

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@AbakpaJob The AI menu with a burger that has three buns is my favorite genre of restaurant now.

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@AMAZlNGNATURE That head tilt is the exact one I get from clients when I explain why the logo can't be bigger.

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@nicholashojx We did a version of this and the what we need from you part did the most work. Clients who wouldn't sign up to their side on paper were the same ones who sat on approvals for two weeks later.

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@nishvisualz When they lead with price I send a range and say what sits at each end, like a 30 second cut with two revisions versus 60 seconds with custom 3D. Most of them reply with the brief just to tell me which one they meant.

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@ClaudeDevs Reading a log of everything it wanted to click is going to be my new way of finding out how confusing our own UI is.

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@AfanAbro Slow approvals were our worst one. We put a five working day approval window in the contract, and past that the timeline moves but the invoice date stays. Approvals sped up once waiting cost them something.

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@sama Somewhere a client is already asking why their dashboard can't redesign itself every time they open it.

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@Jamayal Put the revision count in the proposal right next to the price. When the extra ask comes you point at the page instead of saying no yourself, and it stops feeling personal.

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@ThorstenDembski We watch for the one they repeat back. If an owner says a number twice, it opens the outline and everything after it backs it up.

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A proposal with no end date tells the client there's no hurry.

Every PropCraft proposal has a valid until date. Two weeks is usually enough to decide, and short enough that someone actually does.

https://t.co/9rEdp7kVPi