Win the Job

Draft proposals and agreements

Sound familiar?
“I say yes to a job on a quick quote and a text, and then we argue about what was included.”
By Toby Egbuna
Co-founder, Chezie

What you'll need

  • Your business profile. Don't have one? Start here →
  • The deal you just agreed (your approved quote, or the emails and texts)
  • Your current proposal or contract template, if you have one
  • Your payment and cancellation terms
  • One past job that went wrong over scope

What you'll get

  • A ready-to-review proposal, scope of work or agreement in your template and your voice, with exclusions and a payment schedule filled in
  • A plain-language summary of what you're promising
  • A short change note for mid-job extras
  • A list of documents waiting for signature

How it works

Run it whenever a customer says yes. It reads the deal, drafts the scope as countable items with a named exclusions list, applies your payment schedule and change process, and highlights every legal term for your attorney instead of writing it. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

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