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DevGit helps web design and digital agencies turn ideas into beautiful proposals in minutes. You build a proposal once from ready-made blocks, send your client a single link, and watch as they review and sign it online. Alongside proposals, you get a simple CRM pipeline to track every deal and a form builder to qualify incoming leads.

• ›Proposals — branded, animated web pages built from ready-made sections (hero, features, pricing, reviews, timeline and more).
• ›Folders — one folder per client that follows the deal from first contact to final payment.
• ›Forms — lead-qualification forms that route and score answers automatically.
• ›Templates — reuse your best proposals as a starting point for the next one.

Your dashboard

Sign in at /admin. The dashboard shows your proposal stats (total, published, drafts), how many proposals you can still create, and your recent work. The sidebar gets you everywhere: Proposals, Folders, Forms, Templates, and Settings for your brand.

Proposal credits

Your account has a proposal credit balance. Each proposal you create — new, duplicated, or from a template — uses one credit. Your remaining credits are shown on the dashboard and on the New Proposal screen.

• ›When you run out, you'll see: “You have used all your proposal credits. Contact the administrator to upgrade.”
• ›Ask your administrator to raise your limit — just that easy.
• ›Deleting a proposal does not refund a credit, so archive instead of delete when a deal is done.

Create a proposal

Proposals are documents made of pages, and each page is made of sections. The moment you create one, all pages and default sections are generated for you — you just fill in the content.

Step by step

• ›Go to Proposals → New Proposal and enter the client's name. A web address (slug) is generated automatically.
• ›Edit each section: add your text, images, pricing and button links.
• ›When it looks good, set the status to Published.
• ›Copy the public link /p/<slug> and send it to your client.
• ›Watch the client review, and have them sign the signature section right on the page.

Statuses

• ›Draft — private, only you can see it.
• ›Published — live public link for your client.
• ›Archived — done deal, kept for records and out of your active list.

Edit pages & sections

Open a proposal and click any section of any page. Every section opens an editor with three tabs:

• ›Content — the words and media: title, subtitle, body text, items, images, and button settings.
• ›Style — how it looks: font, size, weight, color, and text animation.
• ›Layout — the card style and background effect.

Add a section

Click Add Component on a page and choose from ready-made sections: Hero, Features, Metrics, Reviews, Steps, Timeline, Pricing, CTA, About, Moodboard, Value Stack, Section Intro, Social Media, and Signature.

Change, move, hide or remove

• ›Change the look — swap the card, background or animation; your content stays.
• ›Reorder — drag sections up or down within a page.
• ›Move — send a section to a different page.
• ›Hide — toggle a section (or whole page) invisible without deleting it.
• ›Remove — delete it from the page.

Buttons & links

Make it easy for clients to say yes. In any section with a button, open the editor and use CTA Settings to set the button text, where it links (calendar, WhatsApp, email…), and an optional urgency note like “Only 2 spots left this month”.

The blue action buttons at the top of every editor are always the same: Copy link, Preview, Publish / Unpublish, Save, Duplicate (⧉), and Delete (🗑).

Language, PDF & signature

• ›Languages — enable the languages you need for a proposal and fill in the translated text. Arabic and Hebrew render right-to-left automatically, and the client sees a language switcher.
• ›PDF export — download any proposal as a PDF (asking for the language first if it's multi-language). Perfect for attaching to an email.
• ›Signature — clients sign on a signature pad inside the proposal. It's one-time, so a signed proposal stays signed.

Templates

Templates let you start every new deal from your proven best work instead of a blank page.

• ›Browse the gallery at /admin/templates.
• ›Click Use on a template — a new draft proposal is created for that client, ready to customize.
• ›Using a template counts as one proposal credit.
• ›New templates are added by your administrator from the team's best proposals.

Folders & your pipeline

A folder is your record of a client and the deal. It keeps their proposal and forms together and shows exactly where things stand. Your account starts with a default folder; create one per client as they come in.

Move the deal forward

Each folder has a stage. Move it as the relationship progresses:

• ›Lead Identified → Meeting Scheduled → Meeting Done → Proposal Sent → Follow-up / Second Meeting → Negotiation / Confirmation Received → Payment 1 → Payment 2 → Payment 3 → Won / Completed
• ›Tick the flags that apply along the way: proposal sent, form sent, confirmation sent/received, payments confirmed.
• ›Set a classification: unset, potential, not-potential, or converted.
• ›Every change is saved to the folder's history, so you can always look back at how the deal progressed.

Forms

Forms collect and qualify leads. A form is a set of questions that can branch (skip ahead or finish early based on answers), score responses, and end with a pre-written result. Responders visit your public link at /f/<slug>.

The builder tabs

• ›Questions — add, edit, reorder, duplicate (⧉) or delete (🗑) questions. Twelve types: text, paragraph, email, phone, number, date, single choice, multiple choice, dropdown, yes/no, scale, statement.
• ›Logic & Flow — see the whole form as a diagram. Blue arrows skip past a question when a condition matches; green arrows end the form early.
• ›Results — the message people see after completing, based on conditions or score.
• ›Settings — form name, public link, cover, success message, submit button text, accent color, progress bar.
• ›Responses — every answer in one inbox, ready to export.
• ›Analytics — the funnel from views to completions, plus per-question breakdowns.

Publish & share

Click Publish to make the form live, then Copy link to grab the URL. Later edits stay in a draft until you publish again. Unpublish takes it offline; Archive keeps it for records.

FAQ

“You have used all your proposal credits.”

Your credit balance is empty. Contact your administrator to raise your limit.

My client's link opens an empty page

Make sure the proposal status is Published — drafts have no public link.

Where do I see how many proposals I can create?

On the dashboard and on the New Proposal screen.

Can I offer the same deal to two clients?

Yes — duplicate the proposal (uses one credit) or start from a template.

Can a client sign twice?

No. Signing is one-time per section, by design.

Can I undo a delete?

No — deletion is permanent. Prefer Archive or Duplicate when in doubt.