Free AI proposal generator
Paste call notes, a transcript excerpt, or a project brief and get a structured proposal draft.
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Generate a proposal, score a draft, find scope creep risks, convert discovery notes into a SOW, or extract commercial terms from call notes. No account required for the first result.
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Free proposal tools help service businesses convert messy sales context into proposal material: scope, deliverables, pricing, timelines, buyer responsibilities, exclusions, and next-step language. InkDraft uses that same source material for the full proposal-to-contract workflow.
Paste call notes, a transcript excerpt, or a project brief and get a structured proposal draft.
Generate a proposalScore a proposal for outcome, scope, pricing, timeline, buyer responsibilities, and boundaries.
Score a proposalFind vague scope, missing exclusions, approval dependencies, rushed timelines, and pricing ambiguity.
Find scope risksTurn discovery call notes into a statement-of-work draft with objective, scope, fees, responsibilities, and exclusions.
Convert notes to SOWExtract budget, fees, usage limits, timelines, buyer constraints, and evidence quotes from call notes.
Extract termsMost proposal friction starts before the proposal is written. The call notes do not state the exact deliverables, the price is described as approximate, the timeline depends on client assets, and exclusions are missing.
InkDraft turns those weak spots into visible drafting checks. The public tools expose the problem. The full product carries the verified terms into client review, contract handoff, signature, and payment.
Yes. The public tools are free and do not require an account for the first result. InkDraft accounts are used for editing, saving, client review, contract handoff, signature, and payment.
Start with the free AI proposal generator when you have call notes or a brief. Use the score checker when you already have a draft. Use the scope creep detector when the deal has vague deliverables, support, revisions, timeline, or pricing.
They are built for service businesses: agencies, consultants, freelancers, studios, implementation partners, and sales-led teams that scope work in calls before sending a proposal.
The checklist explains the recurring proposal problems these tools detect and how they map to delayed decisions, scope creep, and handoff friction.
Read the checklist