Clear recommendation
A concise explanation of the proposed program and important tradeoffs.
Proposal format guide
A good insurance proposal PDF makes a complicated decision easier. It gives the client a clear summary, preserves the important coverage details, looks like it came from the agency, and can be traced back to the source documents used to create it.
A concise explanation of the proposed program and important tradeoffs.
Agency logo, colors, typography, sections, and preferred ordering.
Coverage and price differences clients can understand quickly.
Named insureds, schedules, exposures, and coverage-specific context.
No broken tables, pasted screenshots, or mismatched carrier styles.
A review step with links back to the source pages.
Static PDFs are easy to send and archive, but painful to revise. CopyCat gives the team an editable workspace for review and uses PDF as the polished final output. That keeps last-minute corrections from turning into a formatting project.
CopyCat can reproduce the proposal approach your team uses today, including logo, colors, section structure, and ordering. Agencies that want a refresh can also choose from alternative formats designed to help clients compare options and reach a decision.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. CopyCat can configure your current logo, colors, sections, and layout so the automated output follows the way your agency works today.
Yes. The proposal is editable in the workspace before the final PDF is created.
The team verifies values through source-page citations in CopyCat before export. The client-facing output stays clean and readable.
Yes. The proposal examples library includes gated commercial and personal-lines examples generated by CopyCat.
Use your own documents