AI Freelance Proposal Generator

Lead with the client's problem, not your résumé. The first two lines decide whether the rest is read, and a client scanning 30 applications is looking for evidence that you read theirs — so name a specific detail from the post. Then give a short plan with concrete steps, one relevant proof point, your price, and a single question that invites a reply. Anything that could be pasted into another proposal unchanged is filler; cut it.

Short. Around 150-250 words for most jobs, because only the first two lines show in the client's list view and long applications rarely get opened. Detail belongs in a follow-up once they reply. Longer proposals make sense for high-value fixed-bid work where the client explicitly asks for an approach, a timeline or a portfolio — pick the Detailed length for those.

No — that is a rule in the prompt. It writes only from the background you paste in, and when a proposal would be stronger with a proof point you have not given, it inserts a [bracketed placeholder] telling you what to add rather than making something up. Fabricated metrics and clients are the fastest way to lose a contract at the interview stage, so always read the draft before sending it.

They can tell when it is generic, which is a different problem. Openings like "I hope this message finds you well" and "I am excited to apply for this opportunity" are the tells, and this generator is instructed to avoid them. Feed it real specifics, then edit the draft in your own voice — the goal is a proposal only you could have sent, not one nobody could have.

Usually yes. Naming a number filters out clients who were never going to pay it and saves you the discovery call, and on fixed-bid work it signals you have actually scoped the job. Work the number out first — the freelance rate calculator gives you the hourly floor and the project pricing calculator turns a scope into a defensible fixed price. Leave the field blank only when the brief is too vague to price, and the proposal will ask a scoping question instead.

Yes, and there is no signup. A fair-use rate limit keeps it available for everyone. Nothing you paste is stored — the job post and your background are sent to the model to generate the proposal and are not saved on our side.