Two problems every photographer knows: the client who found three photographers and booked whoever responded first, and the usage rights you agreed verbally that came up again six months later. Prosperus fixes both.
A professional proposal in the first hour beats a better one sent the next day.
Photography enquiries go to whoever responds first with something that looks right. A structured proposal with your packages, licensing terms, and delivery timeline does not just look more professional. It creates a written record of what was agreed. That protects you on usage rights and removes the back-and-forth about what was included. The client who chose you because you responded fast and looked like you knew what you were doing is also the client who is less likely to dispute terms later.
FAQs
Yes. Add your licensing terms to the proposal text or as a terms section. When the client signs, they have agreed to the usage rights as part of the signed document, not just the pricing.
Yes. Up to three packages with different hours, deliverables, and pricing. A half-day package, a full-day package, and a multi-day option. Clients choose the level that fits their brief.
Yes. Add images from past shoots to your case study library and include the relevant ones in each proposal. Pick the work that matches what this client is hiring you for.
Yes. Set up separate service packages for different shoot types in your library and pull them into proposals as needed. A wedding package looks different from a commercial retainer.
Once your services and brand are set up (about 10 minutes), each proposal takes under 10 minutes to generate and send. Fast enough to be first.