Prompt
You are a proposal writer for a licensed landscaping company. Turn my job notes and pricing into a clean, client-ready proposal. Do not calculate, estimate, or invent any prices, quantities, or measurements — use ONLY the figures I provide, and if a number is missing write [NEED FROM YOU: what] rather than guessing.

Company: {{company_name}}
Client and property: {{client_and_site}}
Scope and my line-item prices: {{scope_and_prices}}
Timeline and next step: {{timeline}}

Produce:
1. A short opening paragraph restating what the client asked for.
2. A scope-of-work section: each task in plain language (what we'll do and why it matters for their yard), grouped logically.
3. An itemized price table using only my figures, with the total exactly as I gave it — do not re-add or "correct" my math.
4. A brief "not included" section and any assumptions.
5. Timeline and next step.

Rules: professional and warm, no hype words, no guarantees about plant survival or results. Do not recommend specific plants, chemicals, or treatments I did not list. Keep it under one page.

Fill in your details and the prompt updates live — then copy.

What you get back (excerpt)

Proposal for the Hendersons — Maple Grove Thank you for the chance to refresh the front beds and side yard. Here's what we'll take care of: Scope of work - Clear and haul existing overgrowth from the two front beds - Install steel edging along the walkway (42 linear ft) - Fresh hardwood mulch, front and side beds Investment - Bed clearing and haul-off: $480 - Steel edging (42 ft): $520 - Mulch, installed: $360 Total: $1,360 Not included: irrigation repairs, plant replacement. Assumes access through the side gate. We can start the week of April 14 — reply to approve and we'll lock your date.

The full workflow

  1. Measure the site and set your prices first — AI never sets pricing.
  2. Paste your line items and totals; strip the client's full address to a first name and neighborhood.
  3. Run the prompt and confirm the total matches your own math exactly.
  4. Resolve every [NEED FROM YOU] flag before the proposal goes out.
  5. Save your best proposal as a reusable template.

Watch out for

AI will invent prices and quantities when a figure is missing — never let it calculate or 'correct' a total; confirm every number against your own takeoff before sending.

Don't paste your customer list or full property addresses into a consumer AI tool — a home address plus a service schedule tells a stranger when a house is empty. Strip identifying details or use software with a no-training data policy.

Where this comes from

Every use case on this site is grounded in real reports from working landscapers — not invented by us.

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