Turn a client's ask into something clear enough to approve.
Paymarka helps businesses create focused proposals that explain the outcome, scope, deliverables, timeline, investment, and next steps before work begins.
Start with the deal basics, answer a guided proposal brief, review the draft, and send a shareable proposal link without making your client create an account.
- What does the client want to achieve?
- More enquiries from homeowners in Lekki
- What is in scope?
- Five responsive pages, launch and handover
- What is not?
- Blog and ongoing content
- When is it needed?
- Six weeks from approval
Seven questions
before anyone starts.
A proposal is a decision document. Each section answers something the client would otherwise ask in a chat.
- 01Outcome
What the client gets out of it, in their terms.
- 02Scope
What the work covers, item by item.
- 03Deliverables
What is handed over, and in what form.
- 04Timeline
When each part lands, from approval.
- 05Investment
The price and how it is paid.
- 06Exclusions
What is not included, written down before anyone asks.
- 07Approval
How the client says yes, and what happens next.
From deal basics
to a client's yes.
- step 01
Create a deal with the client, value, payment structure, scope, and timeline.
- step 02
Complete the context-aware Proposal Brief with the details the draft still needs.
- step 03
Review the decision-focused proposal before sending it to the client.
- step 04
Let the client read, request changes, or approve from a secure link.
- Capture the commercial skeleton once and reuse it across the proposal, contract, and invoice.
- Use guided questions to add context without forcing clients or teams through a blank document.
- Keep scope, deliverables, timeline, payment terms, and acceptance steps visible in one place.
- Keep proposal acceptance and verification evidence connected to the deal record.
A few things,
cleared up.
What should a business proposal include?
A useful proposal should explain the client outcome, scope, deliverables, timeline, investment, exclusions, approval process, and next steps. Paymarka organizes these details around the deal record.
Does the client need a Paymarka account?
No. Clients can open the proposal from the secure link, review it, request changes, or approve it without creating a Paymarka workspace account.
Can a proposal become a contract?
Yes. Once the proposal is approved, the commercial details can continue into the contract workflow so the team does not have to re-enter the same information.
Send a proposal they can say yes to.
Draft it from the deal, then share one link.
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