A little structure goes a long way.

Good projects
start with a
clear scope.

Turn the messy client brief into a proposal you can actually send. Clear deliverables, sensible boundaries, and the right questions to ask next.

Free sample. No credit card needed.

The client’s briefBefore

“We need a fresh website. Five pages, maybe a CMS? Around $3,200. Could we launch in four weeks?”

Project proposalSample

Juniper Studio
Website refresh

A considered new home for the studio’s work.

Project fee$3,200
Timeline4 weeks

What’s included

Five responsive pages

Simple CMS & contact form

Two rounds of design revisions

Make the boundary clear.

Hosting, new branding, and ongoing maintenance are outside this scope.

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Everything editable. Nothing left implied.
Built for the work you do.

Independent designers

Developers & consultants

Small creative studios

The work before
the work, handled.

You know how to deliver a great project. ScopeDraft helps you put the agreement into words.

A proposal with a point

Give your client a readable overview, concrete deliverables, and a timeline they can follow.

Room for fewer surprises

Make assumptions and exclusions explicit. Spot what still needs an answer before the project starts.

Still sounds like you

Choose a tone, edit every section, and keep the parts that fit. You make the final call.

From “here’s the idea”
to “here’s the plan.”

One small workflow. A much clearer starting point.

  1. 1

    Bring the brief

    Paste the email, meeting notes, or rough requirements. Add the details you already know.

  2. 2

    Find the shape

    Generate a structured draft with the scope, assumptions, and questions organized for you.

  3. 3

    Make it yours

    Review and edit. Copy the text, download it, or print to PDF when you’re ready to share.

See what you’ll get

A real example.
Ready to explore.

Walk through a five-page website proposal for Juniper Studio. Read the scope, change a deliverable, and try the export tools.

Open the sample proposal
Inside your proposal9 sections
Overview & objectives
Deliverables & timeline
Fees & assumptions
Out of scope
Open questions & next steps

AI drafts the structure. You approve the details.

Buy a few credits.
Use them when you need.

No subscription. One credit per successfully generated proposal.

All prices in USD

Starter

A few projects on the horizon.

$9one time

5 proposal credits

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All editing & export tools included

Agency

More clients, more possibilities.

$39one time

40 proposal credits

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All editing & export tools included

Paid checkout is not currently open. These are the planned credit packs. Explore the sample and save a copy to your account at no cost.

A few things
worth knowing.

Clear expectations start here, too.

What does ScopeDraft create?

ScopeDraft turns your project brief into an editable proposal with objectives, deliverables, a timeline, fees, assumptions, exclusions, questions to confirm, and next steps. It is designed for freelancers and small studios who want a useful first draft.

Can I try it before buying credits?

Yes. Open the workspace to explore, edit, copy, and print a sample proposal without signing in or using credits. Generating a proposal from your own brief requires sign-in and an available credit.

How do credits work?

One successful AI-generated proposal uses one credit. Failed generations do not use credits. Manual editing, saving a sample copy, copying, and exporting do not use credits. Paid checkout is not currently open. These are the planned credit packs. Explore the sample and save a copy to your account at no cost.

Will it invent my price or project details?

Add your actual budget, timing, and requirements to get a more useful draft. ScopeDraft is designed to surface missing details as questions rather than treat guesses as agreed terms. Review the entire proposal before sharing it.

Can I edit and export my proposal?

Yes. Every section is editable. You can copy the proposal as Markdown, download a text file, or use your browser’s print dialog to save a PDF. Sign in to save a sample copy to your account. Changes to saved proposals automatically save after a short pause; check the save status before leaving.

Where are my saved proposals kept?

Saved proposals are stored in your ScopeDraft account in a persistent server database. Sign in with your ScopeDraft email address and password to reopen them from Draft history. Anonymous sample edits are not saved to your account until you choose to save a copy. Temporary browser storage is used only to carry your current work through sign-in.

Is this a contract or legal advice?

No. ScopeDraft creates a proposal draft, not a legally reviewed contract. Confirm scope, fees, approvals, and any contractual terms with your client before beginning work.

Your next project
deserves a clear start.

Bring the brief. We’ll help you find the words.

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