Website Rebuild Proposal, Harbourline Physio
Business proposal
A fixed price proposal from a studio to a clinic, written the way a buyer reads one: the number first, then what they get for it.
The whole document
Every page as it was built, in order. All the wording, figures and tables were written for this example, so the structure can be judged on real content.
What makes this document work
The price is on page one
Fee, duration and warranty sit in three boxes under the summary, so nobody has to hunt for the number.
It proves it listened
A whole section repeats the client problem in their own numbers before any solution is offered.
Exclusions are stated
A short callout says what is not included, which is what stops the argument later.
Questions people ask
What should a business proposal include?
A summary with the price, what you understood about the problem, the scope, a timeline, an itemised cost, terms and a way to accept it.
How long should it be?
Long enough to be specific and short enough to be read. This example runs about four pages.
Should the price be itemised?
Yes. A single number invites a discount request; a table invites a conversation about scope.
Can I send it for signature?
Yes. The signature block at the end can be sent for e-signature straight from the builder.
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