Clients do not always understand why design costs what it does. Your proposal has to do that work before the conversation happens. A generic document in a generic tool does not help.
When clients question your price, the proposal is what they’re reading.
Graphic designers are undercharged more often than not, and the proposal is one reason why. A plain list of services in a plain document does not explain what goes into a logo exploration or a brand refresh. Prosperus lets you structure your services as packages with clear deliverables per tier: concepts, revision rounds, file formats, and usage terms. When the scope is laid out that clearly, the price makes sense before anyone asks about it. The conversation moves from justifying your rate to choosing the right scope.
FAQs
Prosperus lets you structure your services as packages with clear deliverables per tier: number of concepts, revision rounds, file formats, and usage rights. When clients can see exactly what goes into the work, the price makes more sense. The proposal does the explaining before the call happens.
Yes. Add case studies to your Prosperus library and include the relevant projects in any proposal. Images, video, and live project links are all supported.
Yes. Up to three packages per proposal, each with its own deliverables, pricing, and payment terms. Clients choose their scope rather than negotiating every line item separately.
Yes. Add each service type to your library once and reuse across proposals. A logo-only proposal looks different from a full brand identity proposal. Prosperus handles both from the same service library.
Custom font upload is available on the Pro plan. The Standard plan gives access to 50+ Google Fonts. Your brand typography applies automatically to every proposal you send.