AI proposal score checker
Paste a proposal, call notes, or a client brief. InkDraft gives you an AI diagnostic with evidence, missing terms, exact fixes, and stronger proposal language.
Direct answer
A strong service proposal needs source-backed outcome, deliverables, pricing, timeline, client responsibilities, and scope boundaries. InkDraft's free proposal score checker reviews those six elements, returns evidence for each gap, and suggests exact replacement language before the proposal reaches the client.
Best for
- Consultants reviewing a proposal draft before sending
- Agency teams checking proposal completeness from call notes
- Freelancers who want to catch missing terms before client review
Instant preflight
Local scan: 100/100. The full result below uses InkDraft's AI diagnostic when available.
FAQ
What does the proposal score checker measure?
It reviews whether the proposal or source notes include six closing-critical elements: business outcome, concrete scope, pricing, timeline, buyer responsibilities, and boundaries. The AI diagnostic returns evidence, missing terms, and exact fixes.
Can I use call notes instead of a finished proposal?
Yes. Call notes often reveal whether the proposal has enough substance before you write it. If the notes do not include pricing, timeline, dependencies, or exclusions, the proposal probably will not either.
Does this replace legal review?
No. The checker is a drafting diagnostic. It helps identify commercial gaps before the proposal becomes a client-facing document.
What does a good proposal score look like?
A strong proposal covers all six elements with specific language: a named business outcome, itemized deliverables, explicit pricing with assumptions, a dated timeline, buyer responsibilities with deadlines, and written exclusions. The checker flags any element that is missing or vaguely worded.
Does the score checker work for RFP responses?
Yes. RFP responses benefit from the same six-element check. The diagnostic flags missing pricing assumptions, vague scope language, and undefined buyer responsibilities regardless of the document format.
How is this different from Grammarly or a spell checker?
Grammarly checks grammar and style. The proposal score checker reviews commercial completeness: whether the proposal includes the terms that prevent scope creep, pricing disputes, and client misalignment. It flags missing business content, not missing commas.
What sections should a complete proposal include?
A complete proposal typically includes a business outcome or objective, scope of work with deliverables, pricing with line items and assumptions, timeline with milestones, buyer responsibilities and dependencies, and exclusions or boundaries. The checker reviews all six.
Can I use the score checker for contracts?
The checker is designed for proposals and pre-contract drafts. It flags commercial gaps, not legal clause issues. For contracts, the scope creep detector is a better fit for catching open-ended commitments before signature.
Does InkDraft's full product use the same scoring?
The full InkDraft product extracts commercial terms from call transcripts with source evidence and calculates pricing with deterministic integer arithmetic. The free score checker previews the diagnostic layer. The full workflow adds term traceability, contract handoff, e-signature, and payment.
What happens to the text I paste?
The text is processed and discarded. It is not stored, logged, or used for training. Only coarse metadata (request status, input length bucket, and duration) is recorded.