For training providers

A proposal your L&D buyer can take to finance

Pilot, rollout and renewal pricing on one link, with your facilitators and case studies built in. The client sets participant numbers, and everyone who needs to approve can read and sign it.

4.6 out of 5 from 933 G2 reviews

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From needs analysis to a signed programme

After the needs analysis

Build from approved blocks

Your methodology, facilitator bios, accreditations and case studies save to the block library, and your approved rates sit in locked blocks.

Each proposal draws on the same material, tailored to the goals this client named.

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Pricing

Pilot, rollout and renewal in one quote

Set the pilot and the full programme as options the client picks between. Give participants a range so the total follows the headcount, and add tailoring, assessments or coaching as optional extras.

Renewal years sit beside year one as recurring charges.

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Internal approval

See whether the pricing got read

Qwilr emails you the first time it is opened and shows time spent on each section.

If nobody has opened the pricing, the proposal probably hasn't reached the budget holder yet.

The Qwilr page insights view, showing read time section by section.
Sign-off

Signed by everyone who needs to

Each approver signs on the page, and the audit trail keeps their name, email and organisation.

Corporate and government buyers usually pay on purchase order, so payment can stay switched off.

An accepted Qwilr page with the option to download the signed PDF.

What customers say on G2

What people are saying about Qwilr on G2:

Powerful visual impact, user-friendly

It's honestly hard to complain about Qwilr. Using a web-based proposals instead of PowerPoint proposals or PDF proposals, allows the ability to embed personalized introduction videos, video testimonials/reviews, and/or product/service videos.

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The best option on the market

Built-in templating, tokens, the pricing suite with tiered plans is excellent, overall look and feel adds an element of professionalism, integrations with many of the tools I use is a huge win.

Over the last two years, Qwilr has made huge and regular improvements to the editor, analytics, added agreements and several other things. I remain a big fan.

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A flexible and dependable tool that makes your communication stand out

Qwilr can enhance the way your communication is seen and experienced by the client, especially when it is more nuanced or subtle questions and comments that follow the main presentation. This is the kind of edge a good team needs.

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Working alongside

Where Qwilr stops and your LMS starts

Qwilr produces the proposal that wins the programme. Your LMS or training management system carries on with delivery, bookings and records.

Proposals can start from the deal in HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM or Pipedrive, and acceptance writes back. Embed a short facilitator introduction or sample session so buyers meet the people delivering it.

Qwilr connecting with CRMs including HubSpot, Zoho, Pipedrive and Salesforce.

Questions training providers ask

It's software that corporate training companies, L&D consultancies and leadership and compliance training providers use to build and send programme proposals as a web page. With Qwilr the client can set participant numbers and compare the pilot with the full rollout, and every approver can sign on the same link.

Give participants a range in the quote so the client sets the number and the total follows. Show any tailoring fee or minimum as its own line, so the budget holder can see what is fixed.

Tie the programme to the outcomes the client named in the needs analysis, and show how you'll measure them. Case studies from similar clients do more than general claims, and avoid promising a return you can't evidence. Our guide to writing a case study covers what makes one persuasive.

Add the renewal years as recurring lines beside the year-one fee, so procurement can approve the full term at once. Our guide to writing a pricing proposal covers the layout.

The client's goals, the programme and format, facilitator bios, case studies, participant numbers and pricing, how you'll measure results, and terms. Start from the training course proposal template.

No. Qwilr doesn't host courses, track completion or issue certificates. It covers the proposal that gets the programme signed, and your LMS carries on as it is. The tools Qwilr connects to are on the integrations page.