You priced the job standing in their garden. Deal Desk writes the proposal before you are back in the truck.
Free to draft, for good. $9 when you send a deal. No card to start.
The part that takes the time is re-typing what you already decided.
No template to choose and no form to complete first. Half-sentences, crossed-out numbers and "roughly 18k for phase one" are exactly what it expects.
Priced, on your letterhead, with both signature blocks in place. Everything is editable and nothing is locked. Required fields are checked before you can export.
In the room on your phone, or by a single-use link to theirs. Either way you get a sealed PDF with an audit record behind it.
A real document, properly executed. Not a link that expires.
Every sealed proposal carries a Certificate of Completion on its own page, and the file itself is signed with an Ed25519 key. Anyone holding a copy can check it against the published public key and confirm it is byte-for-byte the original. Change one character and verification fails.
We also say plainly what it is not. A signature witnessed on your own phone proves possession of your session, and the certificate records exactly that rather than implying something stronger. For an agreement likely to be contested, send a DocuSign envelope instead.
Byte-for-byte the sealed document
Charged when a deal goes out, never when it is drafted. Once per deal, however many times you fix it.
| Plan | Monthly | Per deal sent | Users |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pay per dealNo subscription. Start here. | $0 | $9 | 1 |
| Pro10 deals included each month | $49 | $5after 10 | 5 |
| Team50 deals included each month | $149 | $3after 50 | Unlimited |
Prices in USD, taxes may apply. Full pricing and what counts as a send
Set up your letterhead once. Every proposal after that is a conversation away.