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Business proposal writer

A proposal wins when the client sees their problem understood and the decision made easy. Give DocuForge the request (or the RFP) and your offer, and it maps every requirement to a section, so nothing the client asked for is missed.

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About 3 credits · free accounts get 5 credits a day

Who it's for

Agencies, consultants and freelancers
Contractors answering a request for proposal
Small firms bidding for projects

What you get

Every client requirement tracked to a page
Scope, timeline, pricing and terms sections
Your accent colour and logo
PDF to send and Word to adjust

How it works

Upload the client's request or RFP and describe your offer.
Set reader, length and look.
Check the free outline: each must-cover requirement and its page.
Build and send.

Example request

“Proposal to redesign a school's website. Their RFP is attached (12 requirements). Our price $3,800, 8 weeks, team of 3.”

What comes back

Understanding of the school's needs
Solution mapped to all 12 requirements
Timeline over 8 weeks
Team and experience
Pricing table and terms

Tips for a better result

Always upload the RFP; DocuForge turns it into a checklist.
Give one clear price or options.
Add past work as short case studies.
Send the PDF and follow up within three working days.

Questions

Does it check I answered every requirement?

Its outline lists the must-cover requirements it found and plans a page for each; review that list before building.

Can I add my logo?

Upload it as a source and choose your accent colour.

Can I make a short version?

Yes, set the page count low.

Cost?

About 3 credits.

Should a proposal include terms and conditions?

Include the key terms (payment schedule, what is out of scope, timeline assumptions). Long legal terms can go in an appendix or a separate contract.

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