Stop starting every proposal from zero.
Describe the job in a couple of sentences. Draftly writes a structured, on-brand proposal — with your own terms already in it — ready to send as a tracked link instead of an attachment.
No card required.
Your brief
“Redesign our coffee brand's site. Six weeks, $4,200, plus $150/mo upkeep.”
Website Redesign Proposal
- Scope
- Timeline
- Pricing
- Terms
Why Draftly
The old way costs you an evening. This costs three sentences.
Without Draftly
- Start from a blank document
- Copy your rates and terms in by hand, again
- Attach a PDF and email it into silence
- Find out they read it only if they happen to reply
With Draftly
- Describe the job in two or three sentences
- Your saved terms are added automatically
- Send one link instead of an attachment
- See the moment it's opened, on your dashboard
Features
A document,not a chat reply.
Voice
It sounds like you, not like a robot.
Press one. That's the same summary, written three ways.
Summary
You need a site that converts, not one that merely looks current. This proposal covers the rebuild, the migration, and the eight weeks it takes to get there.
Who it's for
Built for people who send proposals, not procurement teams who review them.
Design & branding
Scope a redesign, a rebrand, or a new build, with pricing and a timeline laid out before you start.
Development & technical work
Quote an integration, an audit, or a feature build with the same structure every time.
Consulting & strategy
Turn a scoping call into a document your client can actually review and sign off on.
Ongoing & retainer work
Write the terms once, then reuse that proposal as the starting point for the next client.
Pricing
Simple pricing, free to start.
Free
$0
Enough to see whether this works for you.
- 3 proposals sent, total
- Unlimited writing, editing and AI rewrites
- Email alerts on opens, comments and replies
Starter
$9 /month
For freelancers sending proposals most weeks.
- 15 proposals a month
- Everything in Free
- Priority support
Pro
$29 /month
For freelancers and studios sending proposals every week.
- Unlimited proposals
- Everything in Starter
- No Draftly mark on proposals you send
Do I need an account to try it?
Yes, but it takes seconds and never asks for a card. Signing in ties every proposal you write to your account from the start, so your history is there the next time you sign in from any device.
Is my client's information stored?
Only when you choose. Generating a proposal writes nothing to a database — the brief goes to the model and the result comes back. Your edits are saved in your own browser. A proposal is stored on our side only when you create a share link for it, and you can delete that at any time, which kills the link.
Can I edit the proposal before sending it?
Yes — every line is editable in place. Click any sentence and rewrite it, add or remove items from any list, or ask for a single section again with an instruction like "shorter, and mention the launch date". Your edits save as you type.
Which AI model writes it?
Anthropic's Claude, with Google's Gemini supported as a drop-in alternative. The output schema is identical either way.
How do I know my client read it?
Send a tracked link instead of an attachment. Your dashboard shows whether it has been opened and how many times, and your own previews are never counted. Delete the proposal and the link stops working immediately.
Can I revise a proposal after I've sent it?
Yes — edit any section, or ask for a full rewrite from one instruction, and your client sees the update at the same link. There's no new link to send and nothing to resend.
Can my client leave feedback?
Yes. They can comment directly on the proposal without an account, and you can reply right there instead of starting an email thread.
Can I reuse a proposal for a similar job?
Open any past proposal and start a new one from it — the structure and your terms carry over, so you're only editing what's actually different this time.
Your next proposal doesn't have to wait for tomorrow.
Free to start. No card, no meeting to book first.
Start writing, free