Free
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One past proposal rebuilt as a live page in 48 hours.
- A proposal you've already sent, redesigned in your brand
- Live on its own link, with a PDF version
- A reading report for the link
- Nothing to install or sign
Pricing
No seats. One monthly fee for your proposal designer, set by how many kinds of deals you run and how many proposals you send.
Where most teams start
Pilot
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One template on your live deals, quoted after one call.
- We design your proposals for one deal type
- Every proposal built on that client's numbers
- Your team comments and approves each version
- Named readers, sections read, and forwards
- Email verification and a PDF for procurement
Program
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Every deal type, wired into your CRM, priced on your volume.
- A template for each deal type you run
- Requests from a deal stage, link written back
- Opens, readers and clicks sent to your systems
- Your domain and your brand on reader emails
- Template releases reviewed on samples first
With proposal software, your team still does the work.
Here's who does what under each, for one high-stakes proposal.
| Question | Proposal software | Sell Unfairly |
|---|---|---|
| Time your team spends | A rep builds each proposal in the editor, often for hours | Your team reviews a draft and approves it |
| Who designs it | Your reps, starting from a template library | Our designers, once per deal type, then for every proposal |
| Who checks the numbers | Whoever typed them in | They come from the deal and your pricing rules, and your team checks each version |
| Approval | A workflow you set up, and reps can often send around it | Required. The client's link stays dark until a version is approved |
| Tracking after a forward | Views on the link, with forwarded readers often unnamed | Each reader, the sections they read, and new readers from the same company |
| How it's priced | Per seat, per month | One monthly fee for your templates and volume |
What buyers ask about cost and terms.
Something else? Email bob@unfairly.ai.
What does it cost?
A fixed monthly fee. It depends on how many templates you run and roughly how many proposals you send, so we quote it after one call about your deals. There are no seats to count, and the free rebuild costs nothing.
How long is the contract?
Month to month, with the fee quoted after one call. You can start with a pilot on one template before you add more.
What counts as a template?
One kind of deal you sell, like a group renewal, a new-logo business case, or a quarterly review. Each proposal built from it is different, because it's written on that client's numbers. A new deal type is a new template.
What if we send more proposals than we planned?
Volume sets the fee, so a busy season doesn't cost you per proposal. If your volume changes for good, we'll look at the fee together.
What happens to our clients' data?
We work from counts, like enrolled lives by state, never a row per person, and requests carrying identifying data are refused. Every proposal is its own page, and readers can be asked to verify their email with a one-time code.
Can we cancel?
Yes. It's monthly, so you stop at the end of a month. Every version of every proposal prints to a clean PDF you can keep.
We have enterprise requirements. Can you meet them?
Tell us what your security and procurement teams need on the first call. Proposals can live on your own domain with your brand on reader emails, and requests and reading data can run through your CRM and our API. If there's something we don't do yet, we'll say so plainly.
Send us one proposal and judge the result before we talk price.
We'll rebuild it as a live page in 48 hours. If it's better than what you send today, book a call and we'll quote a pilot.