Discovery, Proof and Proposal Decks - ALL Deck Templates

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This proposal deck template will help you outline project scope and present your pricing based on value. Quoting is stressful enough. Presenting your pricing shouldn’t be something you’re doing from scratch each time. 

— InDesign and Figma file formats included
— Available in 3 aesthetic styles
— 24 Pages
— Save time and avoid the stress of building your own deck from scratch – this template is ride or die!

Communicate value. Educate your potential client. Land better work. Meet the proposal deck that helped us level up.

No more word docs and Google Docs quotes. It is underwhelming to your potential clients to say the least. The problem? It focuses only on prices, not your value. It lacks context that relates uniquely to the client. So here is a client interview template that will change the game for you, and increase the level of client and project price you can land.

Easy to edit fonts and colors

Real example content to help you when writing for your own client

Extra pro tips and advice on how to use

A proposal deck to outline the scope and prove the value of your project pricing

Feel like you can’t get to that next level of project and pricing? We’ve been there! You know your work is good and your rates are fair, but you keep getting passed up for work. So what’s missing? It’s likely a communication breakdown.

This resource will help you uncover what your potential client cares about, so you can prove the value of your service to them in a compelling way.

This deck template will streamline your process for quoting and responding to RFPs. Pricing creative work can seem subjective, but this deck helps you clearly explain your process and impact so that there isn’t sticker shock, but an understanding of the value provided.

Includes:

✓ Template Ready to Edit
✓ Type styles for easy global font editing
✓ Pre-written copy to help you get started
✓ Client Questionnaire
✓ Alternate cover options

Easy to use and update to match your branding.

Show potential clients you’ve got answers to the questions they didn’t even know to ask yet.

A great proposal deck will anticipate common questions like “what’s the estimated timeline?” “what are my payment options?” and “when can you start?” This avoids the dreaded back and forth emails that damps down excitement and momentum. Our deck goes a step further and includes a snapshot of relevant work, in case your deck is passed on to decision makers who haven’t seen your portfolio, and restates your expertise by listing past clients and outlining your process.