Proposal templates with real pricing, built to be accepted

Each template is a working proposal: scope, optional items your client can toggle, terms, and a signature block. Open one to see it the way a client would, then use it as your own.

Any service business

Service proposal

Scope, team, timeline, pricing with add-ons, and real terms, for any kind of service work.

7 line items · 3 optional

Painting

Exterior painting

Prep, body coats, trim, and optional door and shutter work.

5 line items · 2 optional

Cleaning

Recurring house cleaning

Weekly or biweekly plan with a first deep clean and add-ons.

4 line items · 2 optional

Landscaping

Lawn care season contract

Mowing schedule with spring and fall cleanups as optional lines.

5 line items · 3 optional

Roofing

Roof replacement

Tear-off, materials, warranty, and a gutter guard upsell.

5 line items · 2 optional

Junk removal

Junk removal

Load-size pricing with a same-day option.

5 line items · 4 optional

Pressure washing

Pressure washing

House wash, driveway, and optional deck and roof soft wash.

5 line items · 3 optional

Web design

Website design

Scope, timeline, 50% deposit, and an optional care plan.

5 line items · 2 optional

Consulting

Monthly consulting retainer

Hours block, deliverables, and auto-renew terms.

4 line items · 2 optional

Pool service

Weekly pool service

Weekly chemistry and cleaning with openings and closings.

5 line items · 2 optional

Mobile detailing

Mobile detailing

Interior and exterior packages with coating add-ons.

5 line items · 3 optional

Holiday lighting

Holiday lighting

Roofline install, takedown, and storage, with tree wrapping as an add-on.

6 line items · 3 optional

Snow removal

Snow removal

Seasonal driveway plowing with salting and walkways as add-ons.

6 line items · 4 optional

Epoxy flooring

Epoxy flooring

Grind, base coat, flake, and topcoat by the square foot, with add-ons as lines.

7 line items · 3 optional

How the templates work

Open any template and you see it the way a client would: the introduction, what is included, the pricing table with its optional items, the terms, and the signature block, all filled with real numbers for that trade. Nothing is a placeholder. If it reads right, use it: it copies into your account as a proposal with your business name on it, and the block editor lets you change the wording, the prices, and the optional lines, add photos or a team section, or remove anything that does not fit. Save the result as your own template and the next proposal in that trade takes a few minutes.

The optional items are the part clients notice. They toggle each one on their own page, the total and the deposit update as they do, and what they chose is frozen into the signed record. It is the difference between a quote they read and a quote they build.

To feel the whole thing from the client side first, open the live demo: toggle an option, sign it, and see the certificate arrive.