Sales Proposal Template

A good sales proposal connects the buyer’s problem to a specific scope, price and decision. Build these eight slides from your discovery notes.

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Buyer priorities
Restate the outcomes the buyer described. Quote discovery notes accurately and confirm the priorities.
Current situation
Summarize the existing process and measurable friction. Separate known facts from estimates.
Recommended solution
Describe the proposed approach and explain how each part addresses a buyer priority.
Scope and exclusions
List deliverables, owners and what is outside the price. Make dependencies explicit.
Implementation timeline
Show phases, milestones and customer responsibilities. Use realistic lead times.
Evidence
Include a relevant case study with permission, or a sample deliverable if no customer evidence exists.
Pricing
Show the total, payment schedule and any optional work separately. State the validity period.
Next steps
Name the decision owner, approval steps and a proposed kickoff date.

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Create a sales proposal for [company or topic]. Audience: [audience]. Goal: [decision or learning outcome]. Use these slides: 1. Buyer priorities: Restate the outcomes the buyer described. Quote discovery notes accurately and confirm the priorities. 2. Current situation: Summarize the existing process and measurable friction. Separate known facts from estimates. 3. Recommended solution: Describe the proposed approach and explain how each part addresses a buyer priority. 4. Scope and exclusions: List deliverables, owners and what is outside the price. Make dependencies explicit. 5. Implementation timeline: Show phases, milestones and customer responsibilities. Use realistic lead times. 6. Evidence: Include a relevant case study with permission, or a sample deliverable if no customer evidence exists. 7. Pricing: Show the total, payment schedule and any optional work separately. State the validity period. 8. Next steps: Name the decision owner, approval steps and a proposed kickoff date. Source material: [paste facts and notes]. Keep placeholders where information is missing. Do not invent metrics, customer quotes or sources.

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Check dates, units and sources. Keep one main idea per slide, use readable text, and remove anything that does not help the audience make the intended decision. The outline is free to copy without an account; generating and editing in Brainbaby uses your available allowance.