Proposal template

Agency Proposal Template

Agencies have a special problem: the proposal is the first deliverable. A flat Word doc undercuts a creative pitch before the first page turn. This template keeps the persuasion and the paperwork together. The idea and the objectives up front, scope and deliverables underneath, investment by phase at the end. In a web document that looks like your studio made it.

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Studio North
September 2, 2026
Proposal

A brand Verde Botanicals can grow into

Studio North × Verde Botanicals: the thinking, the work, and what it takes to get there.

Prepared for
Verde Botanicals
Prepared by
Leo Marchetti, Creative Director · Studio North
01

The brief, as we heard it

Verde Botanicals has outgrown its current identity. The product has moved on; the brand hasn't caught up, and it shows in the places that matter: on the shelf, on the site, in the first thirty seconds of a sales call.

You asked for three things: a brand that matches where the company is going, a system your own team can run without us, and a launch that lands before the next season. This proposal is built around exactly those three.

02

What's getting in the way

01

A brand that matches the product

Reposition Verde Botanicals from farmers-market favorite to national shelf contender.

02

A system, not just a logo

Identity, packaging, and guidelines the in-house team can apply without us.

03

Launch-ready by Q4

Everything delivered in time for the fall retail reset.

03

Our approach

Four moves, each with a decision point before the next one starts. You're never surprised by a direction.

    01

    Discovery & positioning

    Stakeholder interviews, competitive audit, and a positioning platform you sign off before design starts.

    02

    Identity design

    Two creative concepts, two revision rounds on the chosen route, and the final identity system.

    03

    Packaging & applications

    Primary packaging for three product lines plus core brand applications.

    04

    Guidelines & handover

    A practical brand book and working files, with a handover session for your team.

04

Work we're proud of

Brands that grew into themselves

[Two or three sentences about the kind of clients you do your best work for, and the results they saw. Link to the full portfolio below.]

05

A relaunch like this one

[Client name]Consumer goods
Challenge

[Where they were: the brand problem in a sentence.]

What we did

[What you did: identity, packaging, site, launch, in one or two sentences.]

[A quote from the client about the process or the result.]
[Name, title]
[XX%]
[Result #1, e.g. retail listings]
[X.X×]
[Result #2, e.g. site conversion]
06

Scope & deliverables

Everything listed is included. Additional rounds or deliverables are quoted as add-ons below.

DeliverableWhat's includedRounds
Positioning platformInterviews, audit, written positioning and brief1
Identity system2 concepts, refined identity, logo suite, color, type2
PackagingPrimary packaging for 3 product lines, print-ready2
Brand applicationsSocial templates, sales one-pager, email header set1
Brand book & handoverGuidelines, working files, 90-minute team session1

A round is one consolidated set of feedback from a single decision-maker.

07

How the project runs

Ten weeks, with your review windows built in.

01
Weeks 1–3

Discover & define

Interviews, audit, positioning. Decision: brief approved.

02
Weeks 4–5

Concepts

Two creative routes presented. Decision: route chosen.

03
Weeks 6–8

Refine & extend

Two rounds on the chosen route; packaging and applications.

04
Weeks 9–10

Deliver & launch

Final files, brand book, handover session.

08

Investment

Fixed fees by phase, invoiced at the start of each phase. Add-ons are optional and priced separately.

The engagement

Scope below, one number.

$45,000 one-time
$45,000 first-year total
    Discovery & strategy
    Kickoff, research, and the creative direction
    The work
    Everything listed in scope, through the agreed rounds
    Handover
    Final files, guidelines, and a walkthrough

Excludes print production, photography, and font licensing, which we'll quote at cost. Valid for 30 days.

09

Who you'll work with

LM

Leo Marchetti

Creative Director

Leads the work and every presentation. Your day-to-day contact.

[N

[Designer name]

Senior designer

[One line on what they bring to this project.]

10

Let's make it

    1

    Approve the scope

    Reply to this proposal or use the button below.

    2

    Kickoff

    We'll schedule interviews within a week of approval.

    3

    First decision

    Brief approved by end of week three.

Approve proposal

Questions? Leo Marchetti · leo@studionorth.example

11

Terms

Fees invoiced per phase, net 15. Two rounds per deliverable as listed; additional rounds at our hourly rate. Intellectual property transfers on final payment. Either party may end the engagement with 14 days' notice; completed phases are billable.

A live render of this template with a sample deal, not a mockup. Your version uses your brand, pricing, and proof.

Who this template is for

  • Creative, brand, and digital agencies pitching project work
  • Retainer pitches that need scope guardrails from day one
  • Teams tired of rebuilding the same proposal in InDesign
Where the AI comes in

Veew drafts the played-back brief from your call notes, matches proof from your portfolio library, and applies your studio's brand kit automatically, so the document that scopes the work also demonstrates the taste the client is buying.

What's inside

The sections, and the job each one does

01

The brief, played back

Open by proving you understood the assignment: the client's goals and constraints in their language.

02

Our approach

How your studio thinks about this problem, and the shape of the work: enough to excite, not enough to give the strategy away for free.

03

Scope & deliverables

Exactly what the client gets, phase by phase: concepts, rounds of revisions, final assets. The revision-count line pays for itself.

04

Timeline

Milestones from kickoff to launch, with the client's review windows built in, because their delays are the usual delays.

05

Investment

Phased pricing tied to deliverables, with optional add-ons as separate line items the client can say yes to.

06

Next steps

How to green-light the work and what happens in week one.

FAQ

What should an agency proposal include?

The client's brief played back, your approach, precise deliverables (including revision rounds), a timeline with client review windows, phased investment, and next steps. Persuasion first, precision second, both in one document.

How do agencies handle scope creep in proposals?

Name the deliverables and revision rounds explicitly, list assumptions, and price add-ons as optional line items. It's easier to point at a line item than to renegotiate a paragraph.

Should the proposal look designed?

For an agency, yes. It's evidence. Veew renders proposals as web pages in your brand system, so the document itself makes the case that your studio ships polished work.

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