Proposal Quick Check
Works in your browser. Nothing is sent.Check if your draft is clear and easy to trust.
Is your proposal easy to trust?
Paste a draft. The checker looks for a clear opening, real proof, client focus, one useful question, and a sensible length.
Your draft stays here. Nothing is saved or sent to us.
Five things clients should find fast.
- 01A direct first line
- 02Proof of real work
- 03Focus on the client
- 04One useful question
- 05An easy-to-scan length
Know when this tool is useful.
- Freelancers with a proposal draft of at least 15 words.
- A final structure check before you send.
- People who want visible rules instead of an AI rewrite.
How the Proposal Quick Check works.
The checker reads the draft in your browser and applies five simple rules. Each passed rule adds 20 points. It does not save, send, or rewrite the draft.
- 01
Paste a draft
Use the proposal you plan to send. The tool needs at least 15 words to run.
- 02
Run five checks
It looks at the first line, proof, client-focused words, a question, and overall length.
- 03
Fix the useful gaps
Use the result as an editing list. Keep every claim true and make the final draft sound like you.
Every check and calculation.
No mystery score. These are the rules the tool uses.
- Direct first line
- Passes when the first non-empty line has at least 12 characters and does not match a common greeting-plus-application opening.
- Proof of real work
- Looks for a delivery or result word such as built, shipped, helped, improved, managed, or launched, or a number.
- Client focus
- Looks for words such as you, your, project, goal, need, users, customers, or team.
- One useful question
- Passes when the draft contains a question mark.
- Easy to scan
- Passes at 45–180 words with no more than six paragraph blocks.
Example: a five-check draft
- Draft: ‘Your Shopify product pages load slowly on mobile, so I would check the theme code and image sizes first. I recently improved a similar store and reduced its load time by 32%. I can start with the slowest page and share the findings before any larger change. Which page is causing the most trouble for your team?’
Result: This draft passes all five structure checks. That does not mean it will win the job.
Example only. It is not a client result or a promise.What the output means.
- 80–100: Strong base
- Most structure checks are present. Verify every fact and do one final read for tone.
- 60: Almost ready
- Three checks passed. Fix the missing points that matter for this job.
- 0–40: Make it clearer
- The draft needs a simpler shape or more real proof before sending.
What this tool cannot tell you.
- It cannot verify whether your claims are true.
- It cannot judge portfolio quality, job fit, price, or client intent.
- A high score does not promise a view, reply, interview, or contract.
- It uses simple word and length rules, so read the result with context.
Before you trust the result.
Does UpGrowthDesk save my proposal?+
No. The check runs in your browser. The page does not send the draft to us.
Will a high score help me win a job?+
Not by itself. The score only shows whether five useful parts are present. Fit, timing, proof, price, and other factors still matter.
Can the tool rewrite my proposal?+
No. It shows the gaps so you can edit the proposal in your own voice.
Why does the checker use 45–180 words?+
That is a practical range for this tool’s scan check, not an Upwork rule. A shorter or longer proposal can still be right.
Write a better Upwork proposal
Build the same five parts with plain examples and a reusable structure.