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Draftly Compared to Other Proposal Software

Draftly is built for one thing: a solo freelancer describing a project and getting a proposal written, sent and tracked. Most proposal tools are built for sales teams and do much more. These pages say plainly where each one is the better pick.

• Draftly vs ProposifyIf you're a solo freelancer who mostly needs a solid proposal written and sent quickly, Draftly costs less and does the writing for you. If you're a team that needs shared content, CRM sync, approvals and formal e-signatures, Proposify is built for that and Draftly isn't.
• Draftly vs PandaDocIf you need legally binding e-signatures on many kinds of documents, or want to collect payment inside the document, PandaDoc covers far more ground. If you're a freelancer who mostly needs a proposal written and sent, Draftly writes the first draft for you and costs less per year.
• Draftly vs Better ProposalsBetter Proposals is the stronger choice if you want signatures and payments built in and are happy to write the proposal yourself from a template. Draftly suits freelancers who'd rather have the first draft written for them and want a free plan to start on.
• Draftly vs BonsaiIf you want one tool to run the whole business (contracts, invoicing, time tracking and proposals), Bonsai covers far more. If proposals are the part you're stuck on and you already invoice elsewhere, Draftly writes them for you and costs less.
• Draftly vs QwilrQwilr is built for sales teams that want interactive, branded quotes with payment and CRM sync. For a solo freelancer who mainly needs the proposal written and wants to see how it was read, Draftly costs a fraction of the price.