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A little structure. More possibility.
Good projects start here.
Choose the work. Set the pace. Leave with a clear brief.
Your project, thoughtfully planned
Explore the plan
Room for possibilities
See how it could unfold.
Explore the schedule, try a change or keep two versions. You’re in control of what makes the final brief.
01 / The journey
From first idea to final files.
An indicative phase plan. Feedback is grouped for clarity; public holidays and delayed feedback may extend the schedule.
02 / A different direction
What if we…
Preview the price and timing before changing your project.
A small change. The full picture.
03 / Keep your options
Two versions. Yours to name.
Save a snapshot, explore another direction, then switch between them. Saved versions stay in this browser.
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Save again to update a snapshot. Loading one keeps your previous draft available to restore. Versions are independent in the desktop and mobile prototypes.
04 / Ready for the conversation
Make the proposal yours.
An optional discussion point in your proposal. No payment is taken.
What are we making?
Pick a project type, then choose what’s included.
A starter scope is selected. Add or remove anything; your estimate updates as you go.
Fine-tune your project
A little room to explore
A good fit. On your terms.
Protect the essentials, set a budget and explore a lighter scope. Your choices stay unchanged until you accept.
Includes your revision rounds and chosen pace.Enter a whole-number budget from 1 to 10,000,000.
Two ways forward.
A suggestion based on sample effort. Review the trade-offs before choosing.
Make this scope your own.
The details make the difference.
Set the pace and make the numbers work for you.
A name and a little context
Choose your pace
Timing scales with your scope. A flexible schedule adds five working days; priority shortens the standard estimate by about 30%.
Revision rounds
One included. Each extra round adds 10% of the scope price.
Leave blank to keep timing relative to kickoff.
Your rate, your estimate
Enter a whole-number rate from 1 to 10,000.
Prices use sample effort estimates and your hourly rate. Changing currency keeps the same rate amount; it doesn’t convert it.
Your project, beautifully defined.
A considered proposal, ready for a conversation.
Download the designed proposal as a standalone HTML file, save it as PDF through Print, or keep the original text brief.