Pricing

Clear pricing. No surprises.

Vague pricing wastes everyone's time. Here's how our pricing works — for both first engagements and signed clients.

First engagement

Start with one proposal.

No commitment required upfront. Pay for one proposal. Evaluate the quality. Then decide if you want to move forward as a client.

Pilot engagement

One-time fee

One proposal

Single Proposal Write

One proposal rewritten or written from scratch. You evaluate the output before committing to anything further. No retainer, no lock-in.

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What's included

  • Full rewrite of one active RFP response
  • Language mapped to evaluation criteria and scoring rubric
  • Your capabilities positioned against this specific contract
  • Compliance check before final draft
  • One revision round included
  • Delivered within 24 hours of kickoff

Signed clients

Per-proposal pricing, tiered by contract type.

After your pilot, we quote each proposal based on the RFP type and contract value. Federal and commercial contracts are priced separately — the complexity and compliance requirements are different.

Federal contractors

Federal Proposals

Price per proposal based on contract size. Rate confirmed before we start writing. Flat fee only — no success fee on federal work.

  • Section L compliance matrix
  • Section M evaluation alignment
  • Technical approach
  • Management approach
  • Past performance write-ups
  • Key personnel write-ups
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Commercial contractors

Commercial Proposals

Price per proposal based on contract size. Rate confirmed before we start writing. A success fee applies on awarded commercial contracts — paid at signing.

  • Compliance review
  • Technical narrative
  • Past performance write-ups
  • Pricing strategy input
  • Final production — submission-ready document
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Commercial success fee

Commercial clients also pay a success fee. Federal clients don't.

On commercial contracts, we take a percentage of the awarded contract value — paid when you sign with the owner, not when we deliver the proposal. If you don't win, there's no fee.

My incentive is locked to yours on every commercial bid. I'm not writing a good-enough proposal — I'm writing the one that wins the job.

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Questions before you commit?

Tell us your bid volume, contract type, and timeline. We'll give you a straight answer on fit and rate.

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