The retainer scope never makes it to paper
Without a formal document, the client assumes hours or deliverables that were never agreed on, and every month you re-explain the scope.
Build clear proposals for monthly retainers and phased projects, with scope and revision rounds documented from day one.
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Without a formal document, the client assumes hours or deliverables that were never agreed on, and every month you re-explain the scope.
Discovery, strategy, production, and reporting end up scattered across email threads, with no clear total per phase.
Without a documented number of included rounds, every extra tweak turns into an awkward conversation with the client.
Break out line items for discovery, production, and reporting, or define a monthly retainer scope with clear limits.
Your client sees the proposal through a professional link, no download required, and can comment directly on any line item.
Once the client signs, the scope and included revision rounds are documented — no ambiguity for next month.
Real example
An agency quotes an $1,800/month retainer that includes content strategy, 8 design pieces, and up to 2 revision rounds per piece. The client opens the link, comments on one line item, and signs in under a day.
Scope and revision rounds are signed off from the start, so every extra tweak gets quoted separately and clearly.
Duplicate last month's quote in seconds and adjust only what changed, instead of rebuilding it from scratch.
You know exactly when the client viewed the proposal and when they signed, no chasing approvals over chat.
Yes. You can create a recurring quote for the retainer and separate quotes for one-off projects, each with its own scope.
Add a line item or an explicit note stating the included round count. Any extra round gets quoted as a separate line item.
Yes. The client views the quote through the public link and can leave comments on any line item before signing.
Yes. The line-item structure works for phased projects as well as retainers with a fixed monthly scope.
Yes. Duplicate the previous quote from your catalog and adjust only the line items that changed before resending it.
For agencies
Quote retainers and phased projects, with clear revision rounds and simple e-signature.
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