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Qwilr: features, pricing and who it fits

Checked October 26, 2026 · qwilr.com

Qwilr builds interactive web proposals and quotes with view tracking, e-signature and in-document payments. It is a proposal tool, not a training or content-library platform. Growth needs 5 seats and Scale needs 10, so a 3-person team is limited to Starter.

Who Qwilr is for

Best for

  • Small and mid-size sales teams that send proposals and quotes and want to see buyer engagement
  • Teams on HubSpot or Salesforce that want CRM-linked proposals

Look elsewhere if

  • Teams that need training, coaching or a full content library
  • Buyers who need deep template customization

Qwilr features

Content management
Template gallery and reusable proposal blocks; not a sales content library
Buyer engagement and deal rooms
Live proposals with view tracking, engagement notifications, e-signature and QwilrPay payments
CRM and in-app delivery
HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics, QuickBooks, Stripe, Slack, Zapier
AI features
AI Proposal Creator from a website URL, Smart Proposal Engine, MCP for AI tools
Content and rep analytics
Per-proposal page views and buyer interaction tracking
Pricing model
Per user per month, annual discount of 29% on Starter
Target company size
Small and mid-size sales, RevOps and customer success teams; vendor cites 5,000+ customers

Qwilr pricing

PlanPriceUnitNotes
Starter$35per user per month, annual ($49 monthly)1 seat minimum; 40 free documents (annual); 14-day trial, no card
Growth$55per user per month, annual only5 seats minimum; 200 free documents; dedicated CSM
Scale$75per user per month, annual only10 seats minimum; 600 free documents; CSM, chat and priority chat

Documents beyond the plan allowance cost $2.50 each. QwilrPay fee 0.09% per transaction on Starter, 0% on Growth and Scale, plus Stripe fees. Onboarding packages (Essentials, Accelerator, White Glove) sold separately, prices not shown.

Prices as published by Qwilr on the date above. Quotes for larger teams often differ, which is what a request on SaaSBid surfaces.

Integrations, security and hosting

Worth knowing before you buy

  • Growth requires 5 seats and Scale 10 seats, so a 3-person team is limited to Starter
  • Starter monthly billing costs $49 per user versus $35 annual
  • Each document above the plan allowance costs $2.50 (pay-as-you-go)
  • Support depth depends on plan: Starter gets help documents only, Growth a dedicated CSM
  • QwilrPay charges 0.09% per transaction on Starter only

Qwilr alternatives

Vendor dossier

Fit by company size

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How buying Qwilr works

How you buy
Buy online
Free trial
14 days
Contract
Starter monthly or annual; Growth and Scale annual only
Onboarding fee
Essentials, Accelerator and White Glove onboarding packages sold separately, prices not shown

About the company

Founded
2014
Headquarters
Sydney, Australia
Ownership
venture-backed (Series A, $7.25M led by AirTree)
Customers (vendor figure)
5,000+
Event
Series A, $7.25M led by AirTree Ventures

Support and integrations

Support
Starter: help documents; Growth: dedicated Customer Success Manager; Scale: CSM, chat and priority chat
Notable integrations
HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho CRM, Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics, QuickBooks, Stripe, Slack, Zapier

What vendors in this category ask before quoting

Answer these once in a SaaSBid request and Qwilr and its alternatives quote against the same facts.

  1. How many sellers, managers and marketers need access?Most platforms bill per user, and some set seat minimums or separate admin roles.
  2. Which CRM and email system do your reps use?Native integrations differ, and the best fit depends on the CRM.
  3. Do you need training and coaching, or mainly content sharing?Training modules usually require a higher package.
  4. How much content must be migrated, and from where?Migration effort affects timeline and any managed-services cost.
  5. Which security requirements apply, such as SSO or a DPA?Identity features sit on different plans at different vendors.
  6. What contract length are you willing to sign?Some vendors default to multi-year terms, which changes the annual price.

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