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Agency proposals that sound like the pitch, not the template.

Agencies win on the pitch and lose on the paperwork. The proposal is the first deliverable a client ever sees from you, and it usually gets written at 11pm from last quarter's deck. Veew drafts it from the brief and the call, scopes it from your services, and lays it out in your brand, so the document looks like the work.

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Northstar Software
September 2, 2026
Proposal

A brand Northwind Logistics can grow into

Northstar Software × Northwind Logistics: the thinking, the work, and what it takes to get there.

Prepared for
Northwind Logistics
Prepared by
Alex Rivera, Account Executive · Northstar Software
01

The brief, as we heard it

Northwind Logistics 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

The brand undersells the product

Customers who try it love it; customers who see it first don't get that far.

Every touchpoint looks different

Packaging, web, and sales materials were made at different times by different hands.

No system, so no consistency

Without guidelines and templates, every new piece is a new design project.

03

Our approach

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

    Discover

    Stakeholder interviews, audience research, competitive audit. We learn how Northwind Logistics is actually talked about.

    Define

    A positioning platform and creative brief you sign off before a single concept is drawn.

    Design

    Two distinct creative routes, then two rounds of refinement on the one you choose.

    Deliver

    Final identity, packaging, applications, and a practical brand book your team will use.

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]Logistics
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.

$48,000 one-time
$48,000 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

AR

Alex Rivera

Account Executive

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? Alex Rivera · alex@northstar.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.

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The problem

Why agency proposals eat the week

Every proposal is bespoke

No two clients want the same thing, so every proposal starts from a blank page or a copy of the last one. Both take an afternoon.

Scope leaks

Deliverables, revision rounds, and timelines written loosely in a hurry become the scope creep you absorb three months later.

The case study hunt

The right proof exists somewhere in a shared drive. It rarely makes the proposal because nobody has time to find it.

How Veew helps

What Veew does for an agency

Drafted from the brief and the call

Connect Granola or paste your notes. Veew writes the situation, approach, and deliverables in the client's own words, then you edit.

Scope from your services, not from memory

Phases, deliverables, revision rounds, and retainer pricing come from your catalog. Recurring and one-time lines sit in the same table.

Proof that fits the pitch

Case studies and testimonials live in one library, tagged by industry and service. The AI picks the ones that match this client and never invents a result.

Looks like your studio made it

Your brand kit plus a design system with art-directed layouts. Every proposal looks like the best one you ever sent, without opening a design tool.

Pitch, proposal, and SOW at one link

Every document you publish for a client lands in the deal space on its own: the sales deck, the proposal, the SOW, newest first, in your brand. One link to send, and it stays current as the work moves.

Works with

Connect the tools that already know your customer

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How Veew compares with what you use today

Questions

Questions agencies ask

Can I show packages or options?

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We pitch with a deck first, then send a proposal. Does Veew do both?

Yes. The sales deck and the proposal come from the same deal record and brand system, so what you presented and what they sign off on match.

Does it replace our design team?

For proposals, yes: the design system handles layout and brand automatically. Your designers keep doing client work.

Do our clients need an account?

No. They open a link, and you see when they do, which sections they read, and whether they chose a package.

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