Proposals that turn into contracts by themselves
They tick what they want. Slate does the rest.
Every planThe gap between "we're interested" and "we're booked" is where most work is lost. A proposal that the client can accept and sign in one sitting closes that gap, and leaves you with the contract and the job already created.
Who it is for: Anyone quoting bespoke work — commercial production, weddings, event coverage, retainers.
Set up your packages once
Define what you sell and what it costs: coverage hours, deliverables, add-ons, discounted bundles. These are the things clients pick from, and they carry their own description so you are not re-explaining what is included each time.
Build the proposal
Choose the packages for this client, set quantities, apply a discount if you are giving one, and lay out the payment schedule. The proposal shows the total and what is due when.
They accept and sign in the same sitting
The client opens a link, reads the proposal, picks their options where you have given them a choice, and accepts. They sign at the same moment — one visit, not two.
The contract and the job appear
Acceptance writes the contract from your master template with every detail filled in, and creates the project on the calendar for the date they booked. The payment schedule they agreed to becomes the invoice schedule. Nothing is retyped.
Free templates for this
Not ready for the app? These do a piece of it by hand, free and with no signup.
Also included
- Multi-day events create one project spanning the days, not a row per day
- A co-signer on the proposal carries through to the contract already signed
- Changing the services on the resulting contract updates the document, the summary and the invoice together
- Proposal templates, so a quote is a few clicks rather than a blank page
The proposal is the last point where a client is deciding. Everything after acceptance should be automatic, and here it is.
14-day trial on paid plans. No credit card.