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Proposal / RFP Maker
Paste an RFP and a specialist team produces a compliance-checked, consultant-grade proposal draft — the Shipley method agencies charge thousands for.
How it works
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- Delivered·chat · email · dashboard
It asks you 7 things.
In chat, one at a time. Tap an option or type a few words.
1Paste the RFP
Paste the RFP text here — or attach the file in My Apps after publishing
2Who's bidding?
your company name
3Tone?
commercialgovernment4Anything to emphasise? (optional)
a key strength or differentiator
5Deadline? (optional)
2026-10-15
6How often?
OnceMonthly7Where should it go?
ChatEmailDashboard
Who it's for
Solo consultant
Answer a government or enterprise RFP without hiring a proposal writer.
Small agency owner
Turn a 60-page RFP into a compliant first draft in an afternoon, not a lost week.
Bid or proposal manager
Check a draft against every RFP requirement before it goes out the door.
Questions
Good to know.
You get a consultant-grade proposal draft built from the RFP you paste. A specialist team writes the executive summary, the responses, and the win themes, then runs a compliance check so no requirement is missed. It lands ready to edit, not a blank page.
PandaDoc and Proposify give you a template to fill in; this writes the draft for you. It reads your RFP, follows the Shipley method that proposal agencies use, and returns a structured response. You bring the RFP. It brings the first draft.
It is about $9 per run, and you pay only when you use it. No subscription. Respond to one RFP or ten, and you are charged per proposal, not per month. Proposal consultants and agencies charge thousands for the same Shipley-method work.
It maps your draft against every requirement in the RFP you paste and flags what is missing before you submit. It works from your RFP text, not guesses, so the check reflects what the buyer actually asked for. You stay the final reviewer.
Yes. It is built for structured RFPs, including government and enterprise formats with strict requirements. It follows the Shipley method agencies use for these bids and builds a compliance matrix so each requirement gets an answer.
Yes. The draft is a strong starting point, not a final submission. It handles the structure, the compliance, and the first-pass writing, so your time goes to sharpening win themes and pricing. You review, edit, and submit.