A good start. A few open questions.
Before either side commits, make the expectations explicit.
- Illustrative price
- $8,500
- Pages
- 8
- Revisions
- 2 rounds
Responsive design & CMS setupIncluded
Copywriting & handover dateUnclear
Ratly32Every deal needs clarity.
Got a proposal? Ready to send one? Bring it to Ratly32.
Turn the details into a clear next step — in your own words.
Public beta · browser-only demo · your text stays on this page
Explore the possibilities. All examples are fictional.
LESS BACK-AND-FORTH. MORE CLARITY.The whole proposal.
The whole proposal.
One conversation.
No complicated forms. Start with what you have, find what needs attention, and decide what happens next.
Proposal reviewExample
WEBSITE REDESIGNA clearer scope.
A clearer scope.
A stronger starting point.
What’s included
Defined8 pages, responsive layouts and CMS setup.
What needs a conversation
Who writes the copy? When does support end?
Let’s clarify the missing terms before you agree to anything.
YOUR WORDS. A CLEARER WAY FORWARD.Talk it through.
Talk it through.
Watch it take shape.
One conversation on the left. The details coming together on the right.
Your conversation
You · client
I received this website proposal. What should I check?
Ratly32 · example response
Eight pages and two revision rounds are included. Copywriting and the handover date still need a clear owner and deadline.
Try all three steps, or switch perspectives. This walkthrough uses prepared examples, not live AI.
Whatever side
of the deal you’re on.
Make the next conversation a better one.
Got an offer?
Bring the proposal. Look at what is included, what is unclear, and what to ask before moving ahead.
Sending one?
Bring your scope. Organize the deliverables, expectations and next steps into a proposal worth discussing.
Starting something?
Begin with the outcome you want. Explore demo projects and find the questions that shape a useful brief.
A STARTING POINT. NOT THE FINAL WORD.Clear by default.
Clear by default.
Yours by choice.
Try a different tone. Rewrite a line. Keep what sounds like you, and bring it into the conversation.
The rough version
“I’ll build your website, with a couple of revisions. You send the content. We’ll figure out the dates.”
Make it yoursExample
Prepared styles replace the wording below. You can edit it.
Example scope and wording, not a signed or approved contract.
You move the deal forward.
You stay in control.
Suggestions are a starting point, not a decision. Review the wording, choose what fits, and approve every meaningful next step.
Reviewable draftsClear next stepsHuman approval
A few good questions.
What can I bring to Ratly32?
Start with a service proposal, a rough offer, or an idea for work you need done. This browser demo accepts pasted text and TXT or Markdown files.
Are my deals saved or shared?
The workspace is a browser-only demo. Drafts and edits are kept in memory while you explore the app and reset when you reload or leave it. Nothing is saved to a server or shared with another party.
Does the chat use a generative AI model?
This demo shows the conversation entry flow with prepared guidance. A generative model is not connected to this page.
Are these real providers or customer deals?
No. The gallery contains fictional examples to demonstrate the proposed experience. It is not a directory of available providers or evidence of completed customer transactions.
Does Ratly32 send, sign or release payments for me?
No. This demo sends no proposal, signs no agreement, and moves no money. The user stays in control of every consequential action.