Proposals, Contracts & CRM

Dubsado starts at $35 and 17hats at $60, but neither price includes what you need. The real cost of automating with each, over one year and three.

Both entry plans cost $228 a year. Only one of them lets your proposal carry your brand — and neither pricing page agrees with itself about send limits.

Contract software for freelancers splits in two: tools that draft the agreement and tools that only sign it. Which half you need, and what each costs.

Dubsado’s workflows, scheduling and public proposals are Premier-only. What Starter really blocks, what setup costs in hours, and who should skip it.

A look at the free CRM plans freelancers can actually build on – HubSpot, Zoho, Capsule, Streak and Bitrix24 – and exactly where each free tier breaks.

HoneyBook review for freelancers: what each plan really costs, why the automations sit behind the Essentials paywall, what the card fees add, and who should skip it.

Leaving Bonsai over per-seat pricing, thin proposals or weak automation? Seven alternatives with real prices, plus the two migrations that actually hurt.

The seven clauses a freelance contract actually needs, how to write a scope that holds, what to put in your payment terms, and when a plain email is enough.

Hello Bonsai review: what the all-in-one freelance platform does well, what it really costs, and who should sign up or skip it. An honest solopreneur take.

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