Viewed, no reply
You believe they read it, but the thread went silent. Audit the words before you nudge.
Free proposal silence diagnosis
Paste the redacted proposal that went silent. ProposalDesk grades the words you pasted and flags the weak hook, vague scope, and soft close that may be leaking replies — so you know what to tighten before you chase it again.
Free, anonymous critique. No signup. We only critique the words you paste. Raw proposal text is not shown on share cards.
Pick the moment
These are just common reasons a proposal goes quiet. The engine only critiques the proposal text you paste.
You believe they read it, but the thread went silent. Audit the words before you nudge.
The opener may bury the value. Check whether the first lines earn the rest of the read.
Open-ended deliverables invite hesitation. See where the scope stops being concrete.
A polite fade-out gives no reason to reply now. Find out if the close asks for a real next step.
What you get
This is not a template library, CRM, or magic follow-up spam. It is a structural critique of the proposal text that may be making the next reply harder.
Get a grade, estimated leak, five review-lens scores, and a first-impression preview.
Save or email yourself the public share card. Raw proposal text is not shown there.
If the critique finds issues, generate a Fix Pack and decide whether to keep working in ProposalDesk.
Run the diagnosis
The result stays reusable: grade, leak estimate, review-lens breakdown, share card, email capture, buyer objections, and Fix Pack when issues are found.
Proof library
Browse safe structural examples by proposal type: grade, leak, lens scores, benchmark context, and fix direction.
Open proof library ->Sample critiqueSee a public critique result with the grade, estimated leak, review lens scores, and benchmark context. No source proposal text is exposed.
See sample critique ->More rescue checks
Paste the nudge with the proposal they saw before you send it. Check whether it restarts the deal or reads as soft, generic, and easy to ignore.
Review my follow-up ->Discount pushbackCheck whether the proposal anchored value, proof, and pricing — or left the number exposed to the first pushback.
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