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Lower-friction paid entry

Need a sharp read on your proposal flow before a full build?

The Proposal Teardown Sprint is the fastest paid way to turn a rough quote, PDF, or send flow into a clear decision about what should change first and whether Proposal OS should go deeper.

This is built for buyers who are interested, but not ready to jump straight into a multi-week buildout without seeing the problem mapped cleanly first.

Sprint details

Price

$750

flat diagnostic fee

Turnaround

72h

founder-led turnaround

Credit

Yes

can roll into the upgrade

Why this exists

It gives colder buyers a smaller paid step while still keeping the July revenue path pointed at the higher-ticket Proposal OS buildouts.

Reserve the sprint and we will reply with the exact submission handoff the same day, so the 72-hour clock can start on a real proposal instead of another vague intro thread.

What you get

Annotated teardown of one current quote, proposal, or send flow

A founder-led walkthrough of where trust, comparison, and next-step motion are breaking down

A recommended package, CTA, and send-flow revision plan for the first fix

A clear read on whether the right next move is nothing, a conversion upgrade, or a larger system

Who this is for

Strong fit

Service businesses already sending quotes but closing from weak PDFs or email chains
Agencies or consultants that know the offer is strong, but the delivery feels underbuilt
Founders who want a sharper diagnosis before committing to a bigger Proposal OS buildout

Not for

Teams without a live proposal process yet
Buyers looking for free consulting with no intent to improve a real sales motion
Commodity checkout flows where the real problem is not proposal design

Process

A small, fast engagement with a real decision at the end.

01

Send the current proposal

Submit the current quote, proposal link, PDF, or a short description of the flow through the Proposal OS inquiry form.

02

Get the teardown

Within 72 hours, you get a direct read on the biggest conversion leaks, what to fix first, and what is not worth touching yet.

03

Decide the next move

Use the teardown as a standalone fix map, or roll it into a Proposal Conversion Upgrade if the opportunity is clear enough.

Best use

Use the sprint when the buyer is interested, but not fully bought in yet.

This is the bridge between free planning tools and a larger Proposal OS build. It gives the prospect something concrete to pay for without forcing them into a bigger scope too early.

Best paired with

`/proposal-os/teardown-preview` when they want to inspect the deliverable, `/proposal-os/before-after` when they need to picture the change, and `/proposal-os/projobcalc-proof` when they ask if the stack is already alive in a product.

Best outcome

Either the buyer gets a clean fix map, or the sprint turns into a higher-ticket conversion upgrade with less friction.

Pick your lane

If the sprint sounds right, choose the proof path closest to your business.

Next step

If you already have a live proposal motion, this is the cleanest way to start.

The sprint keeps the funnel moving: a paid entry point now, better-qualified buyers next, and a cleaner path into the $3k-$8k conversion-upgrade offer after that.

FAQ

A few quick clarifiers.

What do I need to submit?

A live proposal link, a PDF, screenshots, or even a short description of how the current proposal is delivered is enough to start. The sharper the input, the sharper the teardown.

Is the sprint fee credited toward a larger build?

Yes. If the teardown turns into a Proposal Conversion Upgrade soon after, the sprint fee can be credited toward the implementation scope.

Is this strategy only, or do I get something practical?

The point is practical clarity. You get a concrete recommendation on packaging, next-step flow, and what the first implementation sprint should actually change.