How do I track when a proposal is opened?

Upload your proposal and share the Snapy.host link instead of an attachment. Turn on open alerts with your email and you get a notification the moment a client opens it, plus a full activity log.

Can I see which sections they cared about?

Yes. For PDF proposals, you can see how long the client spent on each page, so you know whether they lingered on pricing, scope, or skipped to the end.

Does the client need an account?

No. The client just clicks the link and reads. No login, no install. You see the engagement on your private analytics page.

Proposal tracking

Know the moment your client opens the proposal

Stop guessing whether your proposal was read. Send it as a link, get an email the second a client opens it, and see which pages held their attention so you can follow up at the right time.

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Follow up at exactly the right moment

The hardest part of sending a proposal is the silence after. Snapy.host turns that silence into signal: you get an email the moment your client opens it, so you can follow up while it is top of mind instead of guessing.

What you learn about each proposal

The moment it opens, by email alert.
Which pages got read and for how long, so you know if pricing or scope held their attention.
Repeat opens, often a sign it is being shared internally or reconsidered.
Downloads, in case they saved it to circulate.
Who opened it, if you turn on the email gate.

A simple sending flow

Upload your proposal (PDF or deck) in the box above.
Add your email and switch on open alerts.
Send the link to your client.
Get notified on open, then check per-page time before you call.

Why it wins you deals

Timing is everything in follow-up. Reaching out an hour after someone read your proposal lands very differently from a generic check-in a week later. Knowing they re-read the pricing page tells you exactly what to address next.

Part of document tracking. Related: track a PDF's opens, share documents with clients, and the DocSend alternative.