For management consultants
Nobody buys a six-figure engagement from a booking page. They ask a question first. Put the question box on your page, answer it with an offer that has the scope and a share due now, and let them sign and pay in one place.
From a question to a signed offer
A question box on your page
Visitors tap Ask and say what they have in mind. It arrives on Today with three verbs: Send offer, Reply and Decline.
The offer that closes it
An offer from the client’s row carries the scope, the price and a share due now. They accept the agreement and pay that share on the same page.
Your page on the first day
This is the consulting setup, and it’s what your page starts with. Change any of it where it appears.
- Clients can book from tomorrow onward.
- Moving or canceling is free up to 24 hours before.
- There are 15 minutes clear after every session.
- Before booking, your page asks: “What should I read before we talk?”
Your engagement letter opens with this: Advice is given in good faith on the information you share; decisions and outcomes stay yours.
What gets in the way
A prospect asks about something you don’t list, and the reply lives in your inbox for a week.
The proposal is a PDF, the contract is another, and the first invoice is a third.
An engagement starts on a handshake and the deposit arrives a month into the work.
Questions management consultants ask
How do management consultants price engagements?
By the project or the month, built from the days you expect and the value of the problem. Avoid hourly for anything strategic, because it charges for thinking slowly.
Should a consultant take a deposit?
Yes, a share at signing, often a third to a half. It turns a verbal yes into a start date.
What should a consulting proposal include?
The problem in the client’s words, what you’ll do and deliver, the timeline, the price and when it’s due, and what’s out of scope.
What it doesn’t do for you
There’s no proposal designer, no project tracker and no time tracking. The page holds the question, the offer, the agreement and the money.
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