Proposify
Proposal software for creating, sending, and tracking sales proposals
Proposify 3 launches after 2.5 years of development—the platform's first complete architectural reset.
◆Recent moves
- 6mo ago
What's New in Proposify: Q1 2026 Product Updates
The Q1 2026 update arrives nine months after the v3 launch, confirming the team is in sustained delivery mode rather than preparing another major cycle. Quarterly roundups are the standard format for signaling continued investment post-major-release.
- 1y ago
Proposify Now Integrates with Aspire to Help Landscaping and Janitorial Teams Close More Deals
The Aspire integration targets field-service verticals (landscaping, janitorial), broadening Proposify's reach beyond software sales into industries that use Aspire as their business OS. A niche integration that matters more for vertical market penetration than for the platform's general capability.
- 1y ago
Proposify 3 Is Here: The First Chapter of Your New Proposal Experience
⚡ SPARKProposify 3's launch is the culmination of 2.5 years of development and the product's most significant architectural change since inception. The 'first chapter' framing signals a phased rollout—the platform foundation is in place, and feature expansion follows over the coming months.
- 1y ago
Proposify 3 Launches Next Month: Here's What To Expect
The pre-launch preview from April 2025 set user expectations ahead of the v3 release after two and a half years of hints. More change management than a shipping milestone—preparing the existing user base for the transition.
- 1y ago
Introducing Proposify Collaborator Seats
Collaborator seats let non-sales stakeholders (design, legal, leadership) contribute to proposals without full user licenses. It functions as a pricing mechanism as much as a collaboration feature, removing a cost barrier to enterprise adoption where multiple departments need proposal access.
- 1y ago
New! Proposify Automations
Workflow automations launched in September 2024—triggering reminders and status updates without manual follow-up—laid the automation foundation that subsequent features and AI capabilities would build on. It closed the gap between proposal creation and deal follow-through.