ProposalOne
Pricing

Priced by entity,
not by headcount.

A platform fee for each operating entity you bid as. Five producer seats come with every entity and pool across your whole workspace, so growing the team doesn't turn into a line-item negotiation. AI is included at every tier, and every customer gets their own database.

Starter

One operating entity, one bid team.

$499/month

or $4,990 billed annually

Entities1
Producer seats5
Answer repository200 answers
  • Full eight-phase workflow
  • AI auto-fill included
  • Your own isolated database
  • Entra SSO or emailed sign-in links
  • Your name, logo and email templates
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Multi-Entity

A family of companies bidding independently.

$2,200/month

or $21,800 billed annually

EntitiesUp to 8
Producer seats5 per entity
Answer repositoryUnlimited
  • Everything in Business
  • Up to eight entities in one workspace
  • Up to 40 pooled producer seats
  • Group-wide reporting and search
  • Shared repository across entities
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Enterprise

More than eight entities, or procurement gets involved.

Custom

from $30,000 annually

EntitiesUnlimited
Producer seatsNegotiated
Answer repositoryUnlimited
  • Everything in Multi-Entity
  • Unlimited entities
  • Claude Opus model access
  • Security review and paperwork support
  • Named contact at Next313
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Entities set the tier — adding an operating company beyond your band moves you up. Additional producer seats beyond your pooled allowance are available on request. Prices in USD.

Side by side

The whole plan model on one line each.

Recurring plans — entity-priced, five producer seats included per entity
Tier Entities Included seats Answer repository Monthly Annual
Starter 1 5 200 answers $499 $4,990
Business Up to 3 5 per entity Unlimited $1,200 $11,900
Multi-Entity Up to 8 5 per entity Unlimited $2,200 $21,800
Enterprise Unlimited Negotiated Unlimited Custom $30,000+

Seats are pooled

Five producer seats per entity, shared across your whole workspace. A five-entity group has 25 seats to use wherever the work is.

Light-touch roles are free

A billable producer seat is an admin, response lead or SME. Requestors, reviewers and approvers cost nothing.

AI is not an add-on

Auto-fill, cover-sheet generation and reporting AI are included at every tier and never itemized. Claude Sonnet and Haiku as standard; Opus on Enterprise.

Details

The questions procurement asks first.

What counts as an entity?

An operating company that bids in its own name — its own companies, customers, service types and filing structure inside your workspace. The number of entities sets your tier; adding one beyond your band is an upgrade.

Who needs a paid seat?

Only proposal producers: admins, response leads and subject-matter experts. The person who forwards you the RFP, and the people who review or approve sections, are free — so the whole business can participate without a seat count negotiation.

Is our data mixed with other customers'?

No. Every customer gets a dedicated Postgres database, provisioned at signup. Isolation is how the platform is built, not a filter applied to a shared table — which matters when the data is competitive pricing and win themes.

How long is the free trial?

Thirty days. You get a private workspace of your own — your own database, not a shared sandbox — to evaluate with your real documents. If you convert, that workspace becomes your production one: nothing is migrated, because it is already yours.

And if we don't convert?

The workspace locks at the end of the thirty days, we offer you an export of anything you put in, and then the workspace and its database are deleted.

Can we white-label it?

Not fully, on purpose. You get your organization name, your logo, your accent color and your own email templates on your instance at every tier. There is no custom domain, and the "Powered by Next313" plate stays.

Do you charge for AI usage?

No. Model cost is our problem, included in the platform fee at every tier. You will never see a token line on an invoice or get throttled mid-bid because of a usage meter.

Monthly or annual?

Either. Annual is billed up front at the rate in the table above and works out cheaper than twelve months at the monthly rate.

Try it on your own RFP.

Start a trial on a private workspace, or book a walkthrough and we'll take one of your recent bids through the whole workflow.