Your numbers, untouched
The tool copies every price, currency, term and date exactly as supplied. It never adds a discount, a tax line or a total you did not give, because an offer with a wrong number costs more than a late one.
A client proposal generator for one clear page. Your prices and terms, exactly as given.
DFIRST Client offer is a client proposal generator that turns four inputs into a one-page offer: the client and goal, the scope of work, your pricing and the timeline. Choose Classic, Minimal or Bold and you get an HTML page with a pricing table and a call to action, sized to print on one A4 page as a PDF.
- Your prices copied exactly
- Fits one A4 page
- Classic, Minimal or Bold
One page, nothing added. Your numbers, as you typed them.
An example one-page proposal from the Casa Norte studio to ZESTA, and its pricing table up close.
Example output
Offer for ZESTA
From Casa Norte, social media studio, Barcelona.
- Client and goal: ZESTA, sparkling citrus water from Barcelona. Make the Lime can the summer favourite on Instagram.
- Scope of work: content plan for June to August, 12 posts and 8 stories a month, one shoot with all three cans, a monthly report.
- Pricing: a table with the shoot, the monthly content and the minimum term.
- Timeline: start on 2 June, shoot in week two, first posts in week three.
- Next step: reply by 20 May to book the shoot date. hello@casanorte.example
Pricing table
Pricing, as supplied
- Product shoot, all three cans: EUR 3,500, one-off
- Monthly content and report: EUR 4,200 per month
- Minimum term: 3 months
No total, no VAT line and no discount: none of them were in the brief, so none appear. Add “All prices net of VAT” to the pricing field and that line appears as written, in the place you would expect it.
How to write a client proposal with DFIRST.
Three steps. The first one starts on this page.
- 01
Fill in the four parts
Add the client and goal, the scope of work, your pricing and the timeline with the next step. Then choose a direction: Classic, Minimal or Bold.
- 02
DFIRST lays out the offer
Each part becomes a section, your prices go into a table exactly as you typed them, and the page ends with a clear call to action using your contact details.
- 03
Save it as a PDF
Preview the page, download the HTML or generate again. Print it from your browser to save a one-page PDF, then send it yourself. The offer is kept in your Data Room.
Made for brands. Not a blank prompt box.
One page, on purpose
Print styles fit the whole offer on one A4 page. A client can read it in a minute and forward it without a cover note. Save it as a PDF from the browser and it is ready to attach.
Next to the pitch
Keep the offer on the board of the session with the research, the deck and the brief for the same client, and find it again in your Data Room when the next client asks for something similar.
Who uses it.
Agencies
Offers for retainers and one-off projects, sent while the first call is still fresh.
Freelancers
A clean one-page proposal instead of a long email with the prices buried in the middle.
Consultants
Scope, fees and timing for a workshop or an audit, on a single page.
In-house teams
Internal proposals for a budget or a new project, laid out the way an agency would.
At a glance.
The facts about Client offer, as it works in DFIRST today.
- Input
- Client and goal, scope of work, pricing, timeline and next step, all required
- Direction
- Classic, Minimal or Bold
- You get
- A one-page offer as an HTML file
- Sections
- Client and goal, scope, pricing table, timeline and a call to action
- Fits one A4 page, so you can save it as a PDF from the browser
- Pricing
- Copied as supplied; no discounts, taxes or totals added
- Where it goes
- Your Data Room and the session board
Questions people ask.
About Client offer and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.
How does the client proposal generator work?
You fill in four fields: who the client is and what they want, the scope of work, your pricing, and the timeline with the next step. Pick a direction, and Gemini 3.8 Flash lays them out as a one-page offer in HTML, with a pricing table and a call to action, ready to save as a PDF.
Will it change or invent my prices?
No. The tool is told to copy every price, currency, term and date exactly as you wrote them, and never to add discounts, taxes or totals. If you want a total or a VAT note on the page, write it in the pricing field yourself.
How do I save the proposal as a PDF?
Download the HTML file and open it in your browser. Choose Print, then Save as PDF. The page has print styles that fit the whole offer on one A4 page, so the PDF comes out as a single page.
Can I use it as an agency offer template?
Yes. Keep your usual scope, prices and terms in a note and paste them in for each new client, changing only the client and goal. Each offer is generated fresh, so the layout can differ slightly from one client to the next.
What if I leave out my contact details?
The call to action only uses contact details you supply. Without them, the offer shows an editable placeholder where the email address or phone number should go, so nothing points to a wrong address. Fill it in before you print.
Does DFIRST send the offer to the client?
No. You get the page and the PDF you print from it, and sending stays with you. Read it through before it goes out: the tool keeps your numbers as written, but the wording around them is still a draft for you to approve.
Next steps. Tools that pick up where this one ends.
Start it here. Finish it in DFIRST.
Your client offer draft waits on this device until your access starts. DFIRST opens to people on the waitlist first.
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