Reads the actual form
It follows the Submit proposal link up to two hops and reads Google Forms, HubSpot forms, Quickbase and native HTML forms. For login-walled forms it infers the fields from the call page.
Proposal Studio
Conference proposals drafted field by field for the form you are actually filling in
Proposal Studio reads the conference's real application form, then writes an answer for every field in order, within its word limits, using the exact dropdown options and your own voice.
Free plan includes one proposal draft a month. No card required.
Sound familiar?
Every conference asks for the same talk in a different shape
- One form wants a 50-word abstract, the next wants 300 words, and a third splits it into description, outcomes and audience takeaways.
- You paste your standard abstract, watch the counter turn red, and spend twenty minutes trimming words you liked.
- Dropdowns ask for track, level and format using the organizer's labels, and you have to guess which option fits your session.
- Some forms hide behind a login, so you cannot even see the questions until you create yet another account.
What you get
A proposal writer built around the real application form
Proposal Studio starts from the form itself and fills it in one field at a time, in the order and shape the reviewers will read it.
Answers every field in order
You get a draft for each question as it appears on the form, so you can work top to bottom without reshuffling anything.
Respects word and character limits
Drafts stay inside each field's limit. Live word and character counters show where you stand and warn you if an edit runs over.
Picks the exact dropdown option
When a field asks you to choose a track, level or format, the draft selects one of the organizer's listed options word for word.
Written in your voice
Answers are in the first person, built from your profile and talk library. Credentials come only from what you have told us, and the bio is written in the third person for program use.
Adapts talks you already give
When a signature talk from your library fits the call, Proposal Studio adapts it to the event's theme, audience and format, along with a title, abstract, learning objectives and a note to the organizer.
See the output
What a form-matched draft looks like
Below is an illustrative example of Proposal Studio output for a speaker who teaches customer success teams. The field names and limits mirror a typical conference form.
Try it on your next callExample: what Proposal Studio drafted for a conference form (illustrative)
1Presentation Title (10 words max)
Renewal Starts on Day One: Onboarding That Keeps Customers
2Session Track (select one)
Customer Retention & Growth
3Session Level
Intermediate
4Short Description (300 characters max)
I will walk you through the three onboarding moments that predict renewal, and you will leave with a 30-day plan your team can run next quarter.
5Learning Objectives (3 required)
1. Identify the onboarding moments tied to renewal. 2. Map a 30-day success plan. 3. Set two early health signals your team can track.
How it works
How the speaker proposal generator works
- 01
Pick a matched call
Choose any call from your matches, or use Draft my top 3 to write proposals for your three best open matches in the background.
- 02
Proposal Studio reads the form
It locates the application form, reads each field, its limit and its options, then drafts an answer for every one.
- 03
Review and edit
Adjust any answer with live counters beside it. If the form could not be read, paste its link or its text and Proposal Studio reads it again.
- 04
Submit with Guided Apply
Open the real form and move through it with Copy & next, download your headshot for photo fields, then mark it submitted to start your follow-up clock.
The difference
Writing a proposal, before and after
Doing it by handWith Worth the Pitch
Rewriting the same abstract to fit each new formA fresh draft for every field on each conference's real form
Trimming words until the counter stops complainingDrafts written inside each limit, with live counters as you edit
Guessing which track or level label to pickThe exact option from the organizer's dropdown, already chosen
Creating an account just to see the questionsFields inferred from the call page when the form needs a login
Switching tabs to copy each answer into the formGuided Apply walks you through the form with Copy & next
Pricing
Try Proposal Studio on the Free plan with one draft a month. If you apply to several conferences each month, Basic at $29 includes 10 drafts, and Growth at $59 includes 50.
Free $0Basic $29/moGrowth $59/moPro $149/mo
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FAQ
Questions, answered
How is this different from a general AI writing tool?
Proposal Studio begins with the specific conference application form. It reads the questions first, then drafts an answer for each field in order, obeys each word or character limit, and selects the exact option on each dropdown. You can paste the results straight into the form with Guided Apply.
Will the proposal sound like me?
Drafts are written in the first person from your profile, signature talks and past topics, so they read the way you would describe your own session. The speaker bio is written in the third person because most programs print it that way. You can edit any field before you submit.
Will it make up credentials or experience?
It sticks to what you give it. Proposal Studio uses only the credentials, roles and results in your profile and talk library. If a form asks for something your profile does not cover, the draft stays general so you can add the specifics yourself. Keeping your profile complete gives you the strongest drafts.
What happens if it cannot read the application form?
Some forms sit behind a login or load in ways a crawler cannot reach. In that case Proposal Studio infers the likely fields from the call page. You can also paste the form's link or paste the form text directly, and it re-reads the questions and redrafts every field to match.
Which form types does it support?
Proposal Studio reads Google Forms, HubSpot forms, Quickbase forms and native HTML forms. It follows Submit proposal links up to two hops to find the form. For anything else, including forms inside submission portals, paste the form text and it drafts to those exact questions.
Can it write an abstract for a talk I already give?
Yes. Save your signature talks in your talk library, with learning objectives if you have them. When a call fits one of those talks, Proposal Studio adapts it to the event's theme, audience, format and limits, so each conference gets a version tailored to its form.
Guides for this
ProposalsHow to Write a Speaker Proposal That Review Committees Say Yes ToA step-by-step guide to conference proposals, with a fill-in template, a worked abstract example, and three sample learning objectives you can adapt today.Read the guide →BrandingHow to Write a Speaker Bio: 50, 100, and 150-Word Examples You Can ModelA practical formula for a third-person speaker bio, three example bios at different lengths, and a checklist to run before you send yours to an organizer.Read the guide →
How it works on your dashboard
Help · ProposalsDraft a proposal in the Proposal studioGenerate a proposal that answers the conference's actual form field by field, then review and edit it before you submit.Read the article →Help · ProposalsSubmit faster with Guided applyWalk through the conference's form one field at a time, copying each answer, then log the submission in your Pipeline.Read the article →Help · ProposalsWhen we can't read a conference formShare the form's link or paste the form itself so your draft matches every question, even on login-only portals.Read the article →Help · MatchesApply this week and Draft my top 3See which calls close in the next 14 days and draft proposals for your best three matches with one click.Read the article →
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