Proposals
The proposal is the demo. And it tells you what happened after you sent it.
Every proposal we send is a page on our own domain, built on the same Groundwork as our website and our agent. It loads in under a second on a phone, answers questions in our voice, and reports back which sections got read, which got skipped, and when the prospect came back. We build the same thing for you.
Book a Working SessionEach proposal is a private page on your domain, written from your Groundwork, sharing one analytics layer with your site, with a Revenue Agent brief when the prospect comes back.
A PDF leaves your hands and goes quiet.
You send the proposal Tuesday. Then nothing. Did they open it? Read the pricing? Forward it to a partner? You find out when they call, or you don't. Proposal software solved the open-tracking half of this ten years ago and left the rest: someone else's tool, on someone else's domain, ending at a dashboard you have to remember to check.
Yours lives on your domain and sounds like you.
A page, not an attachment
A proposal at yourfirm.co inherits your brand, your speed, and your analytics. Your brand, your speed, your analytics, and nothing between your prospect and the page.
Written from Groundwork
Your positioning, your proof, your voice, pulled from the same record your website and your agent use. The proposal says what your site says because they read the same files.
An AI that answers about the proposal
A prospect asks "what does month two look like" at eleven at night and gets your answer, from the proposal, in your voice. It never invents pricing or terms.
One analytics layer with your site
A prospect who read your case study on Tuesday and reopened the pricing section Thursday is one story, not two data sources. Sessions, section views, scheduling clicks, return visits, all in one place.
The Revenue Agent watches it so you don't.
The proposal system generates the signal. The Revenue Agent carries it to you. It knows which deals have live proposals, watches the engagement stream, checks the CRM for what's changed, and briefs you with a recommended move. "Opened four times, stalled at pricing, no reply in six days" arrives as a sentence on your phone, not a chart you have to go find.
It never contacts your prospect. You read the brief, you decide, you send.
What you're buying.
The thinking and the writing stay yours; that's what your client is buying. The system is built on your domain and connected to your CRM, which costs more up front than a per-seat subscription and pays back in ownership. And a monitored pipeline tells you sooner when a deal is a bad fit.
We've been sending these instead of PDFs all year.
Every proposal MKTNG has sent this year is a live page on our own domain, with a speed comparison against the prospect's current site and an AI that answers questions about the proposal in our voice.
It starts with a Working Session.
One conversation with your team about where you want AI to take the company, and what you're working with today. It's step one of six, and the start of Discovery and Roadmap.
Book a Working SessionTell us about your work, and the people it's for.
Questions we get
What is the difference between AI proposal software and what you build?
Most AI proposal tools write proposals faster. Ours is built for what happens after you send: the proposal lives on your domain, reports which sections got read, and the Revenue Agent briefs you on what to do next. Writing was never the bottleneck. Silence after sending was.
Does the AI contact my prospects?
No. It briefs you. You decide, and you send.
Do I need to replace my CRM?
No. The Revenue Agent reads the one you have. HubSpot, Follow Up Boss, Pipedrive, Zoho, or whatever holds your deals today.
Can proposals really live on my own website?
Yes. Each proposal is a page on your domain at a private address only the prospect has, built from the same Groundwork as your site, so it loads as fast and sounds the same.
What is Groundwork?
The structured record of your company that your website, your proposals, and your agents all read from. Written in the Open Knowledge Format, owned by you.