I've been talking to freelancers and agency owners for the past few months and "writing proposals" comes up constantly as the part of running a business they hate most. Curious what specifically kills you:
Staring at a blank page
Personalizing each one for the client
Pricing figuring out what to charge
Formatting and making it look professional
Following up after sending
Drop your number in a comment. Bonus points if you share how long your average proposal takes you.
(Asking because I'm launching Proposly on PH tomorrow an AI proposal writer I built after losing way too many weekends to this. Curious if I'm solving the right problem.)
Proposly turns a short project brief into a complete, personalized client proposal — Executive Summary, Approach, Deliverables, Timeline, Investment, and Terms. Pick a tone, generate in seconds, export to PDF or DOCX. Built for freelancers and agencies.
