Write a Freelance Proposal That Gets a Yes
A proposal that gets a yes without you racing to the bottom on price.
Stop guessing your quotes. Scope the work and price it so you don't lose money.
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Help me scope and price a freelance project before I quote. What the client wants: [DESCRIBE] My skill/service: [WHAT YOU DO] My rate or target: [hourly/day rate or project target] Walk me through: breaking the work into clear deliverables and phases, estimating realistic time for each (with buffer for revisions and the stuff clients always add), where scope is likely to creep, and a price that reflects value, not just hours. Recommend whether to quote fixed-price or hourly for this one and why. Flag anything I should clarify with the client before quoting. End with the number I should actually send and why.
Replace these placeholders with your own values: