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Proposal & Contract Generator

Stop rebuilding the same proposal from last time's Word doc

A proposal and contract generator that assembles the right language, pricing blocks, and signature flow from how you already sell.

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Does this sound like your close?

  • Every proposal starts from a copy-paste

    You dig up the last similar deal, rewrite half of it, and hope you did not leave their name in the footer.

  • Legal language drifts

    Someone edits a clause once. Now three versions of "your" contract are floating around.

  • E-sign is a separate chore

    You generate a PDF, upload it somewhere else, then chase status in email.

  • Sales stalls waiting on docs

    The buyer is ready. Your proposal process is not.

From document archaeology to a clean send

  • Templates that match how you sell

    Packages, optional lines, and clause sets assembled from your real offerings.

  • Send and signature in one path

    Generate, send, and track signatures without bouncing between three tools.

  • A source of truth for approved language

    Update the master once. Stop wondering which Word doc is current.

  • Proposal flow without a full CPQ suite

    Skip enterprise sales-cloud theater when you need reliable docs for a focused service business.

vs. Word and generic e-sign

Documents that assemble the way you sell

Word plus DocuSign can close deals. They do not stop version drift or force every proposal through your approved structure. A generator encodes that structure.

Approved language, reusable

Faster path to signature

Less "wrong version" risk

// Built from your close process, not a blank page

How this typically works

We map how proposals get written today, which blocks change per deal, and the smallest generator that makes sending the next one boring in a good way.

  1. Align

    We map how you work today and what a first win looks like. No package to pick on this call.

  2. Prototype

    When the path isn't obvious, we prove the direction with a focused click-through before a full build.

  3. Launch

    We scope the build, set a clear timeline, and ship something your team can run on day one.

  4. Orbit

    If it's working, we stay on week to week: ship what's next, fix what breaks, keep improving.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why not just use PandaDoc, HelloSign, or Proposify?

Those tools are strong when their template model matches your sales motion. Custom work helps when your proposal structure, calculations, or approval rules do not fit cleanly, or when the document needs to pull from your CRM and pricing logic.

Sometimes the right answer is configuring a hosted tool. Sometimes you need a generator shaped around your deals.

Can proposals pull from our CRM or quote tool?

Yes. Common patterns include starting from a contact or deal, inserting line items from a quote calculator, and writing status back when a document is signed.

We map that handoff on the first call.

How long does a proposal generator usually take?

A focused first version with your core templates and a clean send path often lands in a few weeks once the document structure is clear.

On the first call we'll sketch a realistic range before you commit.

Ready to stoprewriting proposals?

We'll map your packages, clauses, and signature path, then sketch the first generator version.

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Need a clearer pathbefore you build?

Talk through the document mess. Get direction. Leave knowing what to do next.

John Rake