Paste the job post and the proposal you wrote for it. You get a score out of 100, the three fixes worth the most points, the stock phrases to cut, and a stronger opening line. It scores five things:
- Answers what was actually asked
- Every claim lands on something specific
- Asks something only a practitioner would ask
- Matches how you were invited
- Your numbers agree with each other
Want the free version first? The Proposal Teardown runs five quick checks in your browser and scores you out of 5. Pitch to Paid is the full score out of 100.
The job post asked applicants to start with a code word and name their last app. The proposal did neither.
The post asks for “start your proposal with the word MANGO” and the proposal does not do it. That caps the score at 40, because it is the kind of miss that gets filtered before a person reads it.
Asks something only a practitioner would ask
A real scoping question, but it does not show deep experience on its own.
“What tags are you filtering on today?”
Take client names out before you paste.
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Big sis, not your account manager. This scores how a proposal reads. It is not a prediction of whether you get the job.