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Guide · Updated 27 August 2026

Proposal software for people who sell services.

Consultants, freelancers and agencies sell to named people, not to procurement portals. The proposal is not a document to file; it is the argument that wins the work. Salesclick treats it that way: one personal, tracked page per prospect, a one-tap agreement, and a deposit paid the moment they say yes.

What that looks like in practice

  • One page per prospect, with their name and their problem on it, drafted by AI from your services and your words
  • The moment they open it, an email; what they read, section by section; an alert when it is forwarded
  • An agreement they accept with one tap, and an optional deposit collected by card the same moment
  • A payment button on any page when the deal is simple enough to close on the spot
  • A small fast website on your own domain, built by talking to the assistant
  • Deals, contacts, companies and timelines beside it all, without a CRM project
Honesty first

When Salesclick is not the right tool

If your proposals must be uploaded to procurement portals, follow RFP document formats, or route through legal approval chains, you need an enterprise proposal suite, and Salesclick is not one. It does not produce PDFs and has no seats, workflows or approval steps. It is for the seller whose proposal is a page one person reads, and whose real problem is the silence after sending it.

Questions

Fair questions, straight answers

What is the best proposal software for consultants?
It depends on how you sell. If your deals run through formal RFPs and procurement portals, you need a document suite that produces the required files. If you sell to named prospects on relationships, where the proposal is the conversation, you are better served by a personal tracked page per client than by a document template. Salesclick is built for the second kind of selling.
Do I need a full proposal suite as a freelancer or small agency?
Usually not. Suites are priced and shaped for sales teams: seats, workflows, approval chains, content libraries. A freelancer or a small agency needs the proposal made quickly, sent as something the client actually reads, and a clear signal about what happened next. That is the whole of what Salesclick does, at one flat price with everything included.
How much does it cost?
14 days free with no card, then $7 a week, $19 a month, or $99 a year. Every plan is the entire product, unlimited pages included. Payments you collect through it go to your own Stripe account and Salesclick takes no cut of them.
Does it write the proposal for me?
It drafts the page. You give it one or two lines about who it is for and what you noticed about them, and the AI builds a personal page from your own services and wording. You edit anything before it goes anywhere; nothing is ever sent by the AI on its own.
What happens when the client says yes?
They accept an agreement with one tap on a second link, the deal marks itself won, and you get an email. If you asked for a deposit, the accepted page collects it by card there and then, straight to your Stripe account.
Can my clients tell I am using a tool?
The page can live on your own domain, for example go.yourfirm.com, so the address is yours. What the client sees is a considered personal page, not a template with a vendor's badge on it.

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