No more a Canva file, an email thread, and a PDF nobody signs. A clear, branded proposal your client reviews, signs, and pays, on one beautiful page.
It arrives attached to a person rather than sitting in a thread you will scroll back through later.
What you need before you can price the work, asked once and kept on the record instead of reconstructed from messages.
Your name and your colors on it, the work spelled out, and a number that is not a guess because the brief is in front of you.
She agrees and pays in the same motion, so the work starts with money in hand instead of a follow-up you have to remember.
You design a doc, attach it to an email, and chase a signature that lives nowhere. The deposit is a separate ask, and the agreement is a file on someone’s desktop.
Services, a price, a signature, and the deposit, on a single page branded to your studio and saved to the client.
They review it and sign in a tap, with no account to create and no separate e-sign tool.
Yes. The deposit is collected on signature, so you start the work with payment in hand.
Yes. Your name, logo, and colors carry through, so it reads as your studio, not Stylement.
The signed proposal saves to the client record, and you can invoice or set up a retainer from there.
Your studio. Your name, your logo and your colors, on a page she opens in her browser with nothing to install.
A PDF cannot be signed and cannot take a deposit. This does both, and what she agreed to stays on her client record instead of in your downloads folder.
Yes. You set the deposit against the total, and the balance is invoiced against the same agreement later.
The first 25 studios lock in a lower rate for life. See the founding cohort