Proposals that get watched, not skimmed

Drop in your proposal doc or pricing deck. A sales proposal walkthrough video maker hands you back a narrated, branded walkthrough that gets every stakeholder on the buying committee aligned before the review meeting.

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I sent the proposal Monday. By Friday, nobody had read past the pricing page.

  1. Monday 9:14am

    Discovery call wrapped Friday. Champion is engaged. You spend the morning building a 12-page proposal — scope tables, three pricing tiers, an implementation timeline, terms and conditions appendix. Hit send before the standup.

  2. Monday 4:47pm

    Champion replies: "Got it, will circulate." That's the email. No questions. Open rate ping comes in from the deal-room link. The CFO has not opened it. Neither has the VP of Engineering.

  3. Wednesday 10:30am

    Two pings later, champion forwards the PDF to the buying committee with "thoughts?" The CFO scrolls to page 8, sees the bottom-line price without the ROI context, and types one word back: "Hmm."

  4. Thursday 2:14pm

    The committee meets. Half haven't opened the proposal. The other half each read different sections and reached different conclusions. Champion tries to explain your pricing model from memory and gets a tier wrong.

  5. Thursday 3:02pm

    CFO raises a concern that your proposal addressed on page 9 — but nobody read page 9. Meeting ends with "we need to circle back." Your forecast call is tomorrow. The deal slips a quarter.

  6. +21 days

    Procurement sends a redline three weeks later. The deal that felt warm last quarter is now a margin negotiation. Discount expectations baked in. Your CRO asks why this slipped — you don't have a good answer.

6-10

decision-makers sit on the average B2B buying committee, and a static PDF cannot adapt its pitch for each reader. A proposal walkthrough video does — same content, different reviewers, one consistent narrative.

And the champion already forwarded it to a CFO who saw the number without any of the context.

From "still reviewing internally" to "let's get the contract over"

The old way
Before ngram
The ngram way
After ngram

You email a 12-page PDF and wait. The champion opens it between meetings, skims the executive summary, glances at pricing. Forwards it with "thoughts?" The VP of Engineering downloads it on their phone, sees dense tables, closes the tab.

You send the same proposal with a three-minute walkthrough video link at the top of the deal room. The champion watches once, then forwards: "watch this before Thursday." The CFO watches at lunch. The VP watches between standups. Everyone arrives aligned.

The committee meets and your champion pitches the deal from memory. They get the pricing tier wrong. The CFO raises a concern your proposal already addressed on page 9. The meeting ends with "we need to circle back." The deal slips a quarter.

Every reviewer hears the pitch in your voice, with your framing, with the right emphasis on the ROI section. The Thursday meeting is no longer a presentation — it's a contract discussion. The walkthrough did the alignment work for you.

Prospect asks for a different pricing tier mid-cycle. You either rewrite the PDF and resend, or you re-record the entire video on a fresh call with new context. Two days lost either way. Discount conversations pile up while you're still editing.

Re-record just the pricing scene. ngram swaps it into the existing walkthrough; the rest of the proposal video stays put. Send the updated deal-room link. The CFO sees the latest tier without scheduling another meeting to discuss it.

Time to create
Under 20 min
was: Hours of editing or no video at all
Stakeholder reach
Watched by 6-10
was: Skimmed by 1, forwarded blind
Time to update one section
Under 5 min
was: Re-record or rewrite from scratch
Output quality
Deal-room ready
was: Raw Loom or amateur recording

Winning proposals from whatever you have

Bring a screen recording of you walking through the proposal, or paste the proposal doc itself. Either input lands in the same caption-aware, brand-polished pipeline that produces a deal-room ready walkthrough.

1Path one
Drop a screen recording
.mp4 · .mov · proposal walkthrough

Record your proposal walkthrough

Open the proposal in your deal room and screen-record yourself talking through pricing, scope, and timeline as you scroll. Stumble, hover too long, click the wrong tab — ngram trims the dead air, removes filler words, adds smart zooms on every pricing cell, and burns captions. Export a polished proposal walkthrough video without touching a timeline.

Screen Recording to Video
2Path twoMost popular
Paste a proposal doc
PDF · pricing deck · scope-of-work

Or start from the proposal doc

Paste the proposal PDF, pricing deck, or scope-of-work doc. ngram writes the narration, plans which sections to spotlight (ROI, tier breakdown, implementation timeline), and assembles a narrated walkthrough with AI voiceover, on-screen callouts, and motion graphics. Approve the storyboard, then export.

PDF to Video
ngram

One stakeholder-ready proposal walkthrough

Looks like the kind of asset enterprise procurement expects to see in a deal room — narrated, captioned, on-brand, three minutes tight.

smart zoomscaptionsbrand kit

Sending a pricing deck instead of a doc? Run it through PPT to Video first — the polish step downstream is identical.

What changes when proposal walkthrough video ships with every deal

Every reviewer arrives to the meeting aligned

Top benefit

Six to ten stakeholders watch the same three-minute walkthrough on their own schedule. The Thursday meeting stops being a presentation and starts being a contract discussion. Champion stops pitching from memory.

41%

Proposals with a walkthrough video close roughly 41% more often than proposals sent as a static PDF — same pricing, same scope, different medium. The narration carries context the document can't.

Objections handled pre-meeting

You know the CFO will push back on the implementation timeline and the VP of Eng will ask about migration risk. Address both in the walkthrough so the champion has answers loaded before review.

Updates without re-recording

Prospect requests a different tier mid-cycle. Re-record the pricing scene only — the rest of the walkthrough stays put. Same deal-room link, latest tier, no scheduling another call to walk through changes.

Proposal doc → polished walkthrough in 3 steps

1

Drop in the proposal or your recording

30 seconds

Upload your proposal PDF, pricing deck, or a raw screen recording of yourself walking the doc. ngram is built for messy first takes and dense procurement-style documents.

2

Review the AI walkthrough

5 minutes

ngram drafts narration, auto-zooms on pricing cells and ROI figures, burns captions, and applies your brand intro. Scrub the storyboard, swap a callout, tighten the voiceover before render.

3

Drop the link in the deal room

instant

Export the MP4 or grab a hosted share link for the deal room, email, or LinkedIn DM. When the tier changes, re-render the pricing scene only — usually under five minutes.

Built for the job

Built for proposal walkthrough video, specifically

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Starting from something else?

You don't need a recording to ship the walkthrough.

Bring whatever proposal asset you already have. Each converter drops you into the same smart-zoom, caption, and brand-kit pipeline a screen-recording flow uses.

The rest of the toolkit

Every tool the proposal walkthrough runs on.

All ngram tools

PDF-only proposals vs. the ngram way

PDF Proposal OnlyLoom / Vidyardngram
Stakeholder reachSkimmed by champion onlyRaw recording, uneditedWatched by the full committee
Time to create one walkthroughHours writing the doc10-15 min uneditedUnder 20 min edited and branded
Message consistencyVaries by reader interpretationDepends on rep's energy that dayIdentical narration every send
Time to update one sectionRewrite the doc, resendRe-record the entire videoRe-render one scene
Procurement-ready polishStatic, no narrationRaw cursor + filler wordsCaptioned, on-brand, deal-room ready

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Stop sending PDFs that get skimmed and forwarded blind. Ship a proposal walkthrough video the whole buying committee actually watches before Thursday's review.