Proposal checklist
- Client objective
- Recommended solution
- Scope and exclusions
- Deliverables
- Timeline and dependencies
- Price and payment schedule
- Acceptance process
Turn your project notes into a clear client-facing proposal that explains the problem, solution, deliverables, timeline, and investment.
A proposal is not only a price document. It should show that you understand the client’s objective and have a practical plan for achieving it.
Describe the problem or opportunity in the client’s language before presenting your service.
Separate the work you will perform from the tangible outputs the client will receive.
Include dependencies such as content, approvals, access, and client feedback.
Present the investment clearly and explain important payment and revision conditions.
Replace broad promises with concrete outputs, responsibilities, and milestones. Specific wording makes comparison and approval easier.
Add the client, project tasks, kickoff meeting, quotation, and invoice to Moloin Workspace. The long-term product direction connects the complete flow from first contact to final payment.
A proposal should explain the client’s need, your solution, scope, deliverables, timeline, investment, and commercial terms.
No. The generator creates a business proposal, not legal advice or a replacement for a contract reviewed for your situation.
Yes. Use Print / Save PDF to create a clean printable document.
Yes. Choose Copy text to place the generated proposal in your clipboard.
State clearly whether tax is included or added separately, according to your local requirements.