Deal Closer
Paste what the client sent. Get the reply that protects your rate and closes the deal.
- Trades scope instead of discounting — every concession asks for something back.
- Remembers the whole negotiation, so replies stay consistent with what you already said.
- Asks you first when it needs a number only you can give, instead of inventing one.
- Marks the exact text to send, so there's never doubt about what goes to the client.
THE RESULT
Hold your rate without losing the client
WHAT THE CLIENT SENT
We really like your proposal, but $1,000 is over budget. Could you do it for $600? We'd need the same five pages and the blog.
WHAT YOU SEND BACK
- First it asks you: hold at $1,000, meet at $800, or cut scope to fit $600? It never invents a number you didn't give it.
- Then it drafts the reply — naming their budget constraint out loud, so they know they were heard.
- It trades instead of discounting: $600 buys three pages, not five at a discount.
- It closes with a question, keeping the deal moving rather than ending on a refusal.
The whole negotiation stays in one thread, so every reply knows what was already agreed.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, about a minute
- 01Start a negotiation, optionally linked to a proposal you already wrote.
- 02Tell it your rate, scope, and walk-away point once.
- 03Paste each client message and send back the reply it drafts.
Deal Closer
Paste what the client sent. Get the reply that protects your rate and closes the deal.
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