A great proposal or the right answer to "it's too expensive" can be worth a client. These prompts help you write professional proposals in minutes, build three pricing tiers (good, better, best), handle objections without dropping your price and follow up with prospects who went quiet — without sounding pushy. They are built for owners who sell without a sales team: ChatGPT drafts, you decide and close.
Free prompts from this area
#16
Professional sales proposal
When to use: When a client asks for a quote and you want to impress.
Act as a sales consultant. Write a proposal for [CLIENT NAME], who needs [NEED]. I offer [SERVICE/PRODUCT] for [PRICE]. Structure: summary of the client's problem (in their words), proposed solution, what's included, timeline, investment, next steps and proposal validity. Confident, clear, jargon-free. Include a "Why us" section with 3 reasons.
#17
Three pricing tiers (good, better, best)
When to use: To increase the average value of each sale.
I sell [SERVICE] at [PRICE]. Create 3 packages (basic, recommended and premium) with a name, what each includes, suggested price and who it's for. The middle package should be the most attractive. Explain the pricing logic and write the sentence I should use to present the 3 options to a client.
How to use these prompts
Copy the prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini and replace whatever is in [square brackets] with your business details. For even better answers, paste your Business Brief first (explained in our guide) — the AI will write in your tone of voice. Read the full guide →
All 15 prompts in this area of the kit
Professional sales proposal — When a client asks for a quote and you want to impress.
Three pricing tiers (good, better, best) — To increase the average value of each sale.
Handle the "it's too expensive" objection — When a prospect thinks your price is too high. in the kit
Follow-up sequence that doesn't annoy — When you've sent a proposal and the client went quiet. in the kit
Sales call script — To prepare a meeting or call with a prospect. in the kit
Cold outreach message — To contact prospects who don't know you yet. in the kit
Sales page for a product or service — For your website, a landing page or a pitch PDF. in the kit
Turn features into benefits — When you describe what you sell in overly technical terms. in the kit
Ask happy customers for referrals — For new customers at zero cost. in the kit
Win back past customers — When customers haven't bought in a long time. in the kit
Upsell at the right moment — To sell more to people who are already buying. in the kit
Customer case study — To prove results without sounding like you're bragging. in the kit
Negotiate without losing margin — When a client asks for a discount. in the kit
Irresistible offer — To create an offer people would feel silly refusing. in the kit
Learn from a lost sale — To learn from every "no". in the kit