A deal workspace for consultancies and agencies
In services, the proposal is the product. One link with the recap, scope, timeline, references, and kickoff plan lets a buyer forward it to the person who will approve the budget. Dante builds it from your call.
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By Andy Mewborn, Founder of Distribute. Last updated October 26, 2026.
Where this fits and where it does not
This fits founder-led consultancies, agencies, and small firms that want the proposal follow-up done well after every call. It is not a contract or e-signature system. If signing and contract management are the point, see the best GetAccept alternatives for tools built for that.
Why services deals go quiet
The person you pitched has to sell the engagement internally, usually without you in the room. A forwarded email thread with a PDF is a weak way to do that.
What goes in the room
The recap in the client's words, scope and deliverables, timeline, team bios, references you can name with permission, pricing options, and a kickoff plan with owners and dates.
Built from the discovery call
Dante records the call with no bot in the room and drafts the page from what the client said, so the scope reads like their problem rather than your template.
A video from you
Dante makes Loom-style videos you can place at the top of the page, so the reader meets you before they read the scope.
A plan for the kickoff
Use a mutual action plan to line up the contract, the kickoff, access, and the first deliverable so the engagement starts the week they say yes.
Mutual action plan templateRun it from a text
Text Dante on iMessage or ask it from Claude through MCP. Useful when you are between client calls and do not want another dashboard.