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Quote and proposal builder
Build the quote, check your margin, then download a client-ready proposal.
Customer company
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Team size
Start here. The size sets the weekly hours, and your other entries stay as you left them.
Booking assumptions
Customer's revenue target
Optional. Enter their goal and the team size is set to match it.
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What the client needs from you
Turn off anything they already have.
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Sales leader, Bench
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Commission on a closed deal
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- AE receives
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- Your cost over the term
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If the client hired these roles full time shown on proposal
In-house roles are almost always full-time hires, so every role is costed as one full-time person.
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- Incentive pay at target
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- Payroll taxes and benefits
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- Sales tools and data
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- Hiring and training, spread over 12 months
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- Management time
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- Estimated in-house cost per month
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- Your fee
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Proposal
The proposal shows the team, the price and why companies outsource. Any quote that costs less than hiring in-house also shows the comparison. Your costs and margin are always left out.
Planning only: if several clients buy this same quote
This doesn't change the quote or the proposal. It shows what you'd earn if more than one client bought it.
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- Project managers needed
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- Your monthly profit after all pay
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- Your margin on those teams
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