Proposals

Send the proposal while they still remember calling you

Type in the work and what it costs and you have a proposal. Or upload the plan and let it measure the openings, walls, and roof first. Either way the wording is already written, and the client signs a link without printing anything.

No signup to try it · Included with Pro and up

STEP 1

Put in the work

Type the line items straight in, or upload a PDF plan set or a photo of a printed sheet and let it measure openings, wall and floor areas, and perimeters for you.

STEP 2

Check the numbers

If it measured for you, every detection lands on a canvas over your drawing where you can move, resize, or add anything. Prices come off your own price book. Nothing goes out that you haven't looked at.

STEP 3

Send a link they can sign

The client opens it on a phone, picks any options you offered, types or draws a signature, and you get the accepted total back with a timestamp.

What's on it

  • Your letterhead, logo, license number, and brand colour
  • Cover letter, scope of work, and clarifications, pre-written and editable
  • Pricing grouped by trade, or a single lump sum
  • Good / better / best packages and optional add-ons the client chooses
  • Payment schedule, exclusions, and terms covering change orders, concealed conditions, allowances, and warranty
  • Photo gallery for site conditions or product selections
  • Signature block with a full audit record

Questions

Can I try it without paying?
Yes, and without an account. Build the complete proposal, check the math, see how it reads. It stays watermarked until you subscribe. Downloading and sending is what a plan pays for.
Does the client need an account to sign?
No. They open a link, review the proposal, and sign in the browser. Nothing to install and no login.
Are the prices yours or ours?
Yours. The price book is editable per item, and quantities come off the takeoff. CloerCon never invents a rate.
What if the AI reads the plan wrong?
You correct it on the canvas before pricing. The takeoff is a starting point, not an answer you have to accept, and you can calibrate the scale off a known dimension.

One plan read produces all of it

The takeoff measured the job once. Every document below comes off those same numbers.

Try it on a real plan before you pay

Read a drawing, correct the takeoff, price all 38 trades, and produce the full document set. It stays watermarked until you subscribe.

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