day 34 of building @form44app, a proposal tool for freelancers & agencies I was reading through PandaDoc's pricing page and noticed that payment collection is only available on their Business plan at $49 per user per month. That seems like an odd thing to gate, given that collecting a deposit upfront is one of the most basic things a freelancer needs before starting work. Form44 includes payments at $24 flat. I couldn't justify building a tool for freelancers and then charging extra for the feature they actually need the most. sign up → form44.app

Solo-building Form44. Shipped the variable system this week. Type {client_name} or {proposal.total} anywhere in a proposal and it auto-fills from the form fields or pricing blocks, so the same template can serve ten clients without a rewrite.

day 29 of documenting the launch of @form44app, a proposal tool for freelancers & agencies I started building this because I was spending more time assembling proposals across three different tools than I was spending on the actual client work, which felt backwards for someone running a small agency. The proposal, the signature, and the deposit were all separate steps with separate links, and every time a client got confused by one of them I lost a day chasing follow-ups. sign up → form44.app

It has to be Form44🫣

day 1 of documenting @form44app, a proposal tool for freelancers & agencies who want to get paid started building a couple months back, it's solving a problem I had. Follow to see the journey Looks pretty good so far join the waitlist→form44.app

I am 17 & closing in on 10k/m with Form44 Well, not yet. But hear me out... Last year I ran an AI lead gen agency. But I couldn't close clients Turns out sending a Google Doc & a Stripe link as a proposal is a recipe for them ghosting you So I created form44.app