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Proposify
Score 9.9 out of 10
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Proposify is an online proposal software designed to give users control and visibility into the most important stage of a sales process: the close. From deal design to sign-off, the vendor states users get the confidence and flexibility to dominate deals, and further states users will: Create impressive sales documents that stay consistent and error-free. Receive the insights to scale a process, make timely engagements, and accurately…
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$49
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$149
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$249
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$499
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It was highly recommended by an associate and we have been on the receiving end of Proposify proposals and impressed by it. I don't recall if we looked at others but if we did they paled in comparison. There was no question as to using Proposify. It met all the needs, was easy …
Proposify stacks up well against its competitors. We tested all of these platforms. We found Proposify to be amongst the leaders in the look and feel of the software as well as the quality of the documents.
Where Proposify lacked in comparison to Conga and PandaDoc was in …
Previously, our team had used Word documents to generate our proposals, which was not only clunky, but didn't offer any sort of tracking. It was cumbersome to have to keep track of multiple copies when there were updates, and there wasn't a streamlined way in order to request …
We looked for a solution after we spent countless hours and years maintaining a MS Word Template system. Proposify takes many features and streamlines them, mak[ing] them interactive and clean. It's nice to digitally deliver a proposal that a customer can view online- it ads a …
I think that Proposify wins when proposals are cut and dry and their is simply need for selection of items and signature. I also believe that it is better than acrobat because you can get out of email and file sharing.
Where it struggles is with reviewing, commenting and …
We prefer the user interface and design more compared to Bidsketch. Probably the best advantage of Proposify is the detailed reporting and notifications of the actions by the recipients - we have a detailed breakdown of who has viewed our proposals, how many time it has been …
Better Proposals and Nusii have also been used by us. Both have pros and cons, but ultimately Proposify had the best balance of features and cost for our business.
Qwilr was interesting, but wasn't my favorite. It was cool in the fact that the proposals looked beautiful and interactive. But it was a bit much for my clients to figure out how to use. Kind of overwhelming for them. I really didn't like Pandadoc's functionality and UX when I …
Proposify allows me to save templates and template sections, which for me is the biggest difference. Although Adobe pdf is nice it lacked in many features that I didn't even realize were out there and that now save me so much time. Another thing I love with Proposify compared …
It really was the only software that worked with what we were looking for. We wanted a document that could be updated and edit in real time and there were not any other document softwares out there that could do that for us. It just needs to fix some of its glitches.
We use proposals for client contracts. They are several pages long with a lot of legalese. We also use them for NDA contracts with clients. Mainly we use Proposify for client project proposals. The proposals include description, main project points, price, timing, scope, process, cost, and everything the client can expect. I like that we were able to design a custom cover for our proposals. Proposify does one thing very well and that is proposals. I like that it doesn't try to be everything
Proposal process. PI makes it easy to create and send proposals to new and existing clients, collect their payment info, and get signature on the engagement letter.
Easily identify engagements that will be expiring, so we can begin to assemble a renewal.
Communication to and from the client during the proposal process, which keeps everything associated with the proposal together in one place.
So our favorite feature is the huge time savings. If anybody's ever done proposals on Word or Excel; it’s a head wreck. Proposify is great because there are beautiful templates there ready to go, it saves you a ton of time, and they are visually appealing. We get lots of feedback from our clients when we send them out proposals that our proposals look amazing.
There are great, sneaky metrics that we absolutely love. You get notifications on your phone via the app when somebody opens the proposal and when they've signed off on it. But you can also go into the app and see how much time people are actually spending looking at your proposal.
Because you send out the proposals and you can have automated reminder emails, there’s communication back and forth within the proposal that you can have-- the clients can actually write notes back and forth. It just makes the whole thing super smooth and it integrates with most of your CRMs out there.
I would love to see it really support other industries better, like Marketing. There are workarounds for invoicing and set up, but it could be easier.
I would love the option to be able to send the client a single proposal with different options and allow them to select which one they want to move forward with. Right now we have to send a proposal for each option.
I would love for there to be user permissions where certain users can log in to see the proposals they are associated with without seeing everything.
The text editor is slow, buggy, and the Achilles heel of the Proposify platform. It got worse with the launch of their new UI.
The new interface was launched way before it was ready for prime-time. As a result, there are still quite a few bugs Proposify has yet to fix. Once you upgrade to the new interface, you can't go back.
It's not uncommon to have sections of a proposal disappear entirely from the PDF version.
Depending on the browser, formatting can be far different that the creator intended.
Overall it's great. There's definitely a learning curve, and I wish that some things were easier to use. For example, changing images isn't the easiest thing to do in it, but I'd love to be able to quickly add and change header images in my proposals. So far I've figured it out, but each time I do it I forget how it's done since it's not intuitive.
I've actually never used Proposify support, so I'm unable to speak about it. I suppose that's a good thing. If I did need to use it, I would hope that they'd be responsive and intelligent, but, again, since everything has worked smoothly I don't really know how the support functions or how good it is.
We looked for a solution after we spent countless hours and years maintaining a MS Word Template system. Proposify takes many features and streamlines them, mak[ing] them interactive and clean. It's nice to digitally deliver a proposal that a customer can view online- it ads a "creative expectation" for a design agency to fulfill this approach facing a client. It's expected rather than a MS Word doc sent via email or printed and hand delivered. The export to PDF is a nice feature if you need to print.
It has made our workflow 100% faster. We can send out a proposal within hours of receiving the lead. This is all because of the saved service libraries.
We don't really have to worry about collections from clients. We can set proposals for auto payment and require payment on signature.
The use of templates within Proposify has empowered our sales team to reduce the amount of time it took to send out a proposal by almost 50%!
The ability to add user-selectable "add-ons" to a proposal saw a 10% increase in overall sale price.
Developing the templates within the somewhat limited parameters that Proposify's design interface offers did require some significant time from our design team.