For trades & contractors
Upload a quote from Xero, Simpro, ServiceM8 or a PDF. Proposr wraps it in your brand as a polished proposal, with a client link, tracking and one-tap acceptance. No double-entry, no new system to learn.
14 Marine Pde, Bilgola · Commercial fit-out
| Main switchboard upgrade | $8,450 |
| Sub-circuits & rewire | $12,900 |
| LED lighting & controls | $6,720 |
| Testing & certification | $1,980 |
| Total ex GST | $30,050 |
Same price, better impression
Your quote is right. The PDF lets it down.
A system-generated quote does the maths, but it lands like everyone else's: no brand, and no way to know if they even opened it. Same numbers, wrapped to match the quality of your work.
Before: the export from your quoting tool
| Main switchboard upgrade | 8450.00 |
| Sub-circuits and rewire | 12900.00 |
| LED lighting and controls | 6720.00 |
| Testing and certification | 1980.00 |
| TOTAL (ex GST) | 30050.00 |
After: a branded Proposr proposal
14 Marine Pde, Bilgola · Commercial fit-out
| Main switchboard upgrade | $8,450 |
| Sub-circuits & rewire | $12,900 |
| LED lighting & controls | $6,720 |
| Total ex GST | $30,050 |
Quote beautifier
Proposr reads your existing quote and wraps it in a branded proposal: cover, scope, price summary, inclusions, exclusions and acceptance. The original stays attached for your records and the accountant.
Tracking & acceptance
Once you send the link, you're no longer in the dark. See when it's opened, whether they reached the price, and how many times they came back, then capture the accept right in the page.
No extra admin
Proposr isn't another quoting system to migrate to. Keep doing the quick jobs the way you always have, and reach for Proposr on the ones worth winning properly.
For the quick jobs
A like-for-like repair or a small callout? Fire off the quote from your usual tool, same as always. No change to your day.
For the jobs that matter
The big fit-out, the job with three competitors, the client you really want: send a branded proposal they can read and accept online.
Keep quoting where you do now. Upload the job worth winning, and send a proposal that looks like you mean it.