When every quote still becomes a half-day Word rebuild.
Send your last proposal PDF. In 48 hours you get a rebuilt sample in your format — keep it either way. If you would send it to a client, the Engine is $1,000/mo. No card to start. First charge day 8; cancel before then and you pay nothing.
The only try path: Send PDF for free rebuild. A free rebuild in 48 hours. Founder-built at Mission Control Labs.
- For
- Tiny MSPs / agencies still in Word
- You send
- Last proposal PDF (+ rate card optional)
- You get
- Rebuilt sample in 48h — yours to keep
- If you keep it
- $1,000/mo · unlimited
- First charge
- Day 8 — cancel before, pay $0
- Card to start
- None
Who this is for
Who this is for
- 1–5 person MSPs
Quotes still leave ConnectWise, Autotask, Halo, or a spreadsheet as a half-day Word/PDF rebuild.
- Small agencies (same grind)
Last month’s deck, new client name, retyped rates — no proposals person, no CPQ.
Who this is not for
- Enterprise CPQ buyers
Salesforce CPQ, DealHub, or a sales-ops team that already lives in a document platform.
- Seat-based e-sign suites
If you need PandaDoc/Proposify-class workflows, permissions, and a content library, that is a different product.
What you send · what you get
- 01You send
One PDF — the last proposal you’d actually send
Rate card optional (same PDF or a note). No card, no call, no CRM access required to start.
- 02You get in 48h
A rebuilt sample in your format
Your wording patterns, your prices, a branded URL. Something you can open and stress-test — not a generic template with a logo stuck on.
- 03You keep it
The sample is yours either way
If you’d send it, the Engine is $1,000/mo. If not, we stop. First charge is day 8; cancel before then and you pay nothing.
- 04Not shared
Your PDF is not a case study
Template stays yours. We don’t publish your document, your rates, or your client names.
Process proof — not logos
There are no customer quotes on this page because we will not invent them. What we can stand behind is the path: what you send, what comes back, what is not shared, and when money is involved.
- 01
Template stays yours
We load your format. We do not publish it, resell it, or use your PDF as a case study.
- 02
Rate card is the source of truth
Every figure on the rebuild comes from the card you give us — optional on day one, required before anything is live.
- 03
Branded URL + open notify
The sample ships at its own URL. You are told when it is opened.
- 04
Cancel before day 8 = $0
First charge is day 8, and only if you keep the Engine. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
- 05
No card to start
The try path is one client PDF — a free rebuild in 48 hours. Not a checkout.
- 06
48-hour turnaround
A person at Mission Control Labs rebuilds the sample. You keep it either way.
Before → after · fictional demo
Sample MSP quote · fictional · for demo
Same proposal. Half a day → ready to send.
Built for 1–5 person MSPs and small agencies still cloning Word/PDF. We rebuild your first PDF into the Engine free in 48 hours.
Send one PDF. Free rebuild in 48 hours. First charge day 8 — cancel before = $0. $1,000/mo unlimited · month-to-month · Engine.
Prepared for: Whitmore Dental Ashford & Hale LLPLegal · 18 staff, 2 offices · Attn: Office Manager
Managed IT services agreement
Fully managed support for both offices: helpdesk, patching, backup and security, with a quarterly technology review for the partners.
| Description | Mo. Amount |
|---|---|
Managed endpoints 18 workstations at $95 each: monitoring, patching, antivirus, helpdesk | $1,530.00$1,710.00 |
Managed servers and network 2 servers, firewall, switches, Wi-Fi: monitoring and maintenance | $600.00 |
Microsoft 365 Business Premium 18 licences, billed at list, managed and secured | $352.00$396.00 |
Backup and recovery Server image and Microsoft 365 backup, tested quarterly | $350.00 |
Security stack EDR, email filtering, MFA, security awareness training | $385.00$440.00 |
| TOTAL / month | $3,217.00$3,496.00 |
Terms: monthly, 30 days’ notice. Hardware and licensing billed separately. Prices held for 30 days. Please sign and return.TODO: update from last month
~38s once template + rate card are in
Open notify·Opened · Northbridge IT notified
Prepared by Northbridge IT
Managed IT services agreement
Fully managed support for both offices: helpdesk, patching, backup and security, with a quarterly technology review for the partners.
Managed endpoints 18 workstations at $95 each: monitoring, patching, antivirus, helpdesk | $1,710 |
Managed servers and network 2 servers, firewall, switches, Wi-Fi: monitoring and maintenance | $600 |
Microsoft 365 Business Premium 18 licences, billed at list, managed and secured | $396 |
Backup and recovery Server image and Microsoft 365 backup, tested quarterly | $350 |
Security stack EDR, email filtering, MFA, security awareness training | $440 |
| Total per month | $3,496 |
Terms: monthly, 30 days’ notice. Hardware and licensing billed separately. Prices held for 30 days from the date of this proposal.
Demo sample is fictional. No customer logos claimed. Invented sender Northbridge IT; invented client Ashford & Hale LLP. Same scope and prices on both sides — the difference is format, not a different deal.
If you’d send it
Unlimited proposals
Free 48h rebuild from one PDF. If you would send what comes back, this is the Engine: unlimited proposals from your CRM and rate card, month-to-month. First charge day 8.
- ✓Unlimited proposal generation
- ✓CRM sync, so deals prefill the proposal
- ✓Your rate card loaded, so prices are never retyped
- ✓Your brand and proposal template, set up for you
- ✓Told the moment a client opens a proposal
- ✓Full audit log of every proposal sent
- ✓A named person who sets it up and tunes it
No card to start. Cancel before day 8 and you pay nothing.
Later, if you only send a handful: Starter exists at $500/mo for 5 proposals a month. It is optional after you have seen the rebuild — not the offer this page is making, and not a second try path.
Send one PDF. Get a rebuilt sample in 48 hours.
Keep it either way. $1,000/mo only if you would send it. First charge day 8. Founder-built at Mission Control Labs.