Call notes to a proposal that's easy to say yes to.
Drop in your rough notes from a discovery call and get back a structured proposal - their problem in their words, a clear scope, and three priced options - ready to tidy and send.
The call went well. Then the proposal sits half-written for a week, because turning scrappy notes into something client-ready is the part nobody enjoys. So it goes out late, or generic, or priced as a single number that gives the client cold feet - and a good conversation quietly dies.
Sells the outcome, not the hours.
Paste your notes and it drafts the whole proposal: a situation section that proves you listened, outcomes in the client's terms, a scoped approach, and three genuine priced options with the middle one set as the recommended fit one flat price→three options. It flags anything it can't answer from your notes instead of making it up.
Buy it once. Use it in the Claude you already have.
Buy once, download the skill file.
One payment, instant download. No subscription, no login to another tool.
Drop it into your Claude.
Upload it to claude.ai or Claude Code as a skill. It sits alongside how you already work.
Paste your call notes and ask for a proposal.
It drafts the structure, builds the three options, and lists what to confirm before you send.
Yours to keep. No subscription, no login to another tool.
One skill file. Every proposal, easy to say yes to.
Installed in the workspace you already use - not one more tool to log into.
- The proposal-drafter skill, installed in the workspace you already use.
- A full proposal draft from rough notes, built on how strong proposals are written: sell the outcome, scope it clearly, and give the client options rather than an ultimatum.
- Three-option pricing done properly - named by outcome, not Bronze/Silver/Gold, with an honest entry tier and a real anchor, so most clients land on the middle.
- A gap guard that leaves clear placeholders instead of inventing numbers, names or results.
Rough notes in. A proposal out.
The same discovery call, drafted. It builds the shape and leaves placeholders where your numbers go - nothing invented.
The contrast is the product. What nobody enjoys writing, drafted in seconds - ready to tidy and send.
A single price is a yes-or-no. Three is a choice.
Three options change the client's question from 'should I hire them' to 'which of these fits me' - a far easier decision. The skill builds them so the middle tier is the one you'd be glad to deliver, and the others make it look like the sensible choice.
It also includes the bits that stop deals drifting: a payment structure, and a date the price holds until.
Better with the rest of the writing kit.
Voice-match, to put the proposal in your voice. De-slop, to clean it before it goes out.
Call notes to a proposal.
Drop in your rough notes from a discovery call and get back a structured proposal - their problem in their words, a clear scope, and three priced options - ready to tidy and send.
Personal licence for your own use, or a Team licence for up to 5 people in one organisation. Not for resale or redistribution.