u/Fantastic_Argument20

At Huehaus, we've used the same proposal format to close every major client we've landed. It does the selling before you ever get on a follow-up call.

We finally packaged it into a Framer template: Propose.

Here's the thing that always bugged me about sending proposals as a Framer studio: you're trying to convince a client you can build them something beautiful, and you're handing them a PDF or a Notion doc. Why not show them what you can do right in the proposal itself?

Propose is built for exactly that. A live, polished Framer site that doubles as your pitch. It covers everything you'd need: the brief, your approach, scope, pricing, timeline, and clear steps to move forward.

Check it out here: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/propose/

If you've been lurking on how to charge more and close better clients, this is the system we actually use. Happy to answer any questions about the workflow behind it.

Also as a side note, we also launched Construct (A real estate template) on the same day:

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/construct/

Happy designing

My Framer template Lofty just went live on the marketplace. This is by far the hardest one to get approved.

What I thought would take a few weeks turned into 6 months of revision after revision. Twelve rounds of review. Feedback, reworks, more feedback, more reworks. There were definitely moments where I almost pulled the plug. Glad it was worth it.

https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/lofty/

If anyone else got through the marketplace review process, let's see your hard earned approval!