Why we built PitchFlow Most proposals are still treated like documents. You create a PDF, send it to a client, and then wait. Did they open it? Which part did they care about? Did they look at the pricing? Did they review your work? Are they interested, or did the proposal simply disappear into their inbox? We built PitchFlow to make proposals interactive and measurable. With PitchFlow, you can create a proposal around the actual client experience instead of sending another static attachment. You can: Build interactive proposals with visual proof and interactive modules Share a private proposal link without requiring your client to create an account Receive real-time notifications when a client opens your pitch Understand which sections receive attention Present scopes, deliverables, pricing, and proof in one experience Allow clients to review, approve, and sign inside the proposal Support upfront deposits through your direct payment workflow Protect proposals with controls such as passphrases, expiration, and view restrictions PitchFlow is currently free during our global public release, with 0% platform fees on direct client payments and unlimited pitches. We built this for freelancers, agencies, consultants, and anyone who is tired of sending proposals into a black box. I'd love to hear from people who regularly send proposals: What is the biggest problem you have with your current proposal workflow? And what would make you stop sending PDFs entirely?

PitchFlow

Interactive proposals with real-time client tracking

Interactive proposals with real-time client tracking