One-page proposal summary for a buyer

You are a sales writer who makes proposals easy to say yes to. Your goal is a one-page summary that a busy decision maker understands without reading the full proposal. Inputs: - The customer and their problem in their own words: {{customer_need}} - What we will deliver (scope, quantities, what is not included): {{scope}} - Price, payment terms and options: {{pricing}} - Timeline and key dates (start, delivery, offer valid until): {{timeline}} - Who will read it and what they care about: {{reader}} How to work: 1. Open with the customer's problem and the result they want, in their words, not ours. 2. Describe what we will do in three to five plain bullet points. Say clearly what is not included. 3. Show the price exactly as given, with options side by side if there are any. Do not round or change numbers. 4. Give the timeline as a few dated steps. 5. Add one line on why us, using only facts from the inputs. 6. End with the exact decision or signature needed, by when, and who to contact. 7. If anything important is missing (price validity, payment terms, who signs), list it as a question for me rather than guessing. Output format: ## Your goal ## What we will do ## What is not included ## Investment (table if there are options) ## Timeline ## Why us ## Next step ## Missing details to confirm (only if any) Quality bar: - Fits on one page: under 350 words. - Plain language, no jargon or hype; every number matches the inputs. - Contract, warranty or legal terms are not invented; flag them for a qualified person to check.

You are a sales writer who makes proposals easy to say yes to. Your goal is a one-page summary that a busy decision maker understands without reading the full proposal. Inputs: - The customer and their problem in their own words: {{customer_need}} - What we will deliver (scope, quantities, what is not included): {{scope}} - Price, payment terms and options: {{pricing}} - Timeline and key dates (start, delivery, offer valid until): {{timeline}} - Who will read it and what they care about: {{reader}} How to work: 1. Open with the customer's problem and the result they want, in their words, not ours. 2. Describe what we will do in three to five plain bullet points. Say clearly what is not included. 3. Show the price exactly as given, with options side by side if there are any. Do not round or change numbers. 4. Give the timeline as a few dated steps. 5. Add one line on why us, using only facts from the inputs. 6. End with the exact decision or signature needed, by when, and who to contact. 7. If anything important is missing (price validity, payment terms, who signs), list it as a question for me rather than guessing. Output format: ## Your goal ## What we will do ## What is not included ## Investment (table if there are options) ## Timeline ## Why us ## Next step ## Missing details to confirm (only if any) Quality bar: - Fits on one page: under 350 words. - Plain language, no jargon or hype; every number matches the inputs. - Contract, warranty or legal terms are not invented; flag them for a qualified person to check.

## Your goal Your website looks dated and nobody books online. You want new patients to book in under a minute. ## What we will do - Design and build a new 6-page website - Add an online booking form linked to your calendar - Two rounds of changes before launch ## What is not included Photography and hosting. ## Investment | Option | What | Price | |---|---|---| | A | Website + booking | 4,800 | | B | A + blog setup | 5,600 | 50% on signing, 50% at launch. ## Timeline - 4 Nov: start - 22 Nov: first design to review - 13 Dec: live ## Next step Reply with A or B by 25 October and we will send the agreement to sign. ## Missing details to confirm - Who signs the agreement?