Commercial proposal
Cover, context, itemised scope with quantities and prices, totals, timeline, validity period and acceptance terms.
The contract itself will be written in this language.
The country or region whose law applies to the agreement.
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Technology and software
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Consulting and professional services
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Marketing and advertising
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Design and creative
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Construction and trades
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Retail and supply
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Health and wellbeing
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Education and training
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Logistics and transport
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Real estate
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Finance and accounting
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Legal and law practice
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Something else
Used to pick sensible default clauses. You can change every clause later.
Proposal identification
Shown at the top. Example: Proposal for brand redesign.
The parties
Names, tax IDs, scope, price, dates. The clause library adapts to what you enter.
Provider / Seller
The party delivering the work or goods.
VAT number, company number, national ID — whatever identifies the party where you are.
Client / Buyer
The party paying for them.
VAT number, company number, national ID — whatever identifies the party where you are.
Commercial terms
Names, tax IDs, scope, price, dates. The clause library adapts to what you enter.
One sentence. For example: development and maintenance of an e-commerce platform.
What exactly is delivered, in what form, and what is explicitly excluded.
The result the client wants. One or two sentences.
What we take as given. One per line — this is where most disputes start.
What is expressly outside the scope. One item per line — this heads off almost every future dispute.
Line items
INVESTMENT
DescriptionQty
Unit priceTotal
Clauses
Core clauses are always included. Switch the optional ones on or off, and add your own at the end.
For example: 6 weeks from signature, in two phases.
How the client formalises acceptance.
Your own clauses
Review
The complete document opens on screen, free of charge. Edit and re-read as often as you want.