The Bidsketch alternative that's easier to use

Both build proposals from reusable sections, with optional prices and e-signatures. Nusii is easier to work in: you write the whole proposal on one page and set your brand once, reminders tell you when to follow up, and Nusii MCP lets Claude or ChatGPT draft proposals for you. Bidsketch shows how long a client viewed a proposal and lets you design it in your own HTML and CSS.

For most people, yes. Bidsketch builds a proposal in steps: basics, opening sections, fees, closing sections, then a preview. In Nusii you write it on one page, with prices in the sections they belong to, and your branding is set once for everyone. Bidsketch gives you more design control if you code your own HTML and CSS.

For a team, yes. Bidsketch Team is $79 a month for up to three people, and a fourth person means Business at $149. Nusii's Agency plan is $49 a month for three people, then $19 for each extra user, so four people pay $68 and five pay $87. On your own, both cost $29 a month, and Bidsketch Solo includes unlimited proposals and your own domain. Prices as of October 2026, billed monthly.

Bidsketch is still sold, and its help center has articles updated in 2024 and 2025. It doesn't publish a changelog, though: its blog's last post is from January 2020, and its API documentation was last changed in 2016.

No, and that's a trade-off. Nusii shows when your client opens the email and the proposal, on which device, when they download the PDF, and when they accept and pay, and emails you when they open it and when they accept. Bidsketch records how long a client viewed the proposal.

No. In Nusii you set your logo, a Classic or Modern layout, two fonts and your colors once, and every proposal follows. If you want to code the design yourself, Bidsketch lets you upload your own HTML and CSS.

Yes. Make a section or a line item optional and your client ticks the ones they want, or give them several options to pick one from, with the total updating as they choose. Both tools let clients pick extras before they sign.

In Nusii, yes: your client types their name and can draw a signature right in the proposal, on every plan, and you can require a drawn one. You can sign the proposal yourself too, and on Business more than one person on your client's side can sign. Bidsketch includes e-signatures, with your countersignature, on its Solo, Team and Business plans; its Starter plan leaves them out.

In Nusii, yes. Connect Stripe and set a deposit, and your client is asked to pay right after signing, in the same visit, on the Agency and Business plans. Bidsketch has no payment integration: its approval message can ask for a deposit, and its FreshBooks integration can create the invoice.

With Nusii, yes, on every plan. Nusii MCP connects Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Microsoft Copilot to your account, so you can draft proposals from your templates, update pricing and ask about your pipeline. Assistants only work on drafts: sending is always done by you. Bidsketch has no AI features or MCP server of its own, so an assistant can only reach it through Zapier or a third-party server.

Nusii connects to HubSpot, Pipedrive, OnePageCRM and Less Annoying CRM, and to hundreds more tools, FreshBooks among them, through Zapier and Make. It also works with Stripe, Slack, Basecamp and seven live chat tools. CRM integrations and Stripe come with Agency and Business, and the API and webhooks with every plan.

Copy your best proposal into Nusii and save it as a template: its sections stay sections and its fees become line items. Set your branding once, connect Stripe if you take deposits, and you're ready. Most people are set up within a day, and we'll jump on a call to help.