Describe the need. Get a complete RFP to edit.

The agent interviews you about scope, timeline, and constraints, then drafts a coherent tender package — specification, evaluation criteria, contract terms, and forms — that you review and refine in a full editor.

10 free credits with a new account (€60 value). No credit card required.

Compose RFP workspace showing a generated technical specification open in the editor alongside the document outline.

What the agent drafts.

One request produces a connected set of documents, written so the specification, the criteria, and the contract terms agree with each other.

  1. Guided interview

    The agent asks about requirements, timeline, budget, and constraints before writing, so the draft starts from your real situation.

  2. Technical specification

    A structured specification with requirements a bidder can answer — 'response time under 4 hours,' not 'fast support' — so evaluation is not a matter of opinion.

  3. Evaluation criteria

    Award criteria with weightings and scoring logic that a panel can apply consistently.

  4. Contract terms and forms

    Draft contract conditions and the submission forms bidders need, generated as part of the same coherent package.

  5. Full editor

    Review and rewrite any section in a full-featured editor. The draft is a starting point you own, not a locked output.

  6. DOCX export

    Export the finished package to Word for internal sign-off and publication.

A first draft that respects your judgment.

The agent handles the heavy drafting; you make the decisions. Every section is editable, and you can run the result through the RFP quality check before it goes out.

From a brief to a package.

  1. Describe what you need

    Answer the agent's questions about scope, timeline, and constraints — or paste an existing brief to start from.

  2. Review the draft

    The agent drafts the specification, criteria, contract terms, and forms as one connected set.

  3. Edit and export

    Refine any section in the editor and export to DOCX when the package is ready.

Questions about drafting

Does it just fill in a template?

No. It interviews you first, then writes to your requirements. You can rewrite any part in the editor.

Can I start from an existing draft?

Yes. Bring your notes or an earlier version and the agent builds on it.

Is the output ready to publish?

It is a strong first draft for your team to review and sign off. Run it through the RFP quality check before publication.

Start the RFP with a draft, not a blank page.

Describe the need, review the package the agent drafts, and edit it into shape.

Draft an RFP free