The verdict
If your deals involve a buying committee and you need to see who has engaged, I'd pick GetAccept. If the proposal itself is where deals stall, and you use HubSpot, Zoho CRM or Pipedrive, I'd pick Qwilr.
Both ask for commitment at the higher end. GetAccept's Professional plan needs an annual agreement and at least five users. Qwilr's Growth and Scale plans are annual only with minimum seat counts, and API access runs on credits. Neither suits someone sending a few simple quotes. Price the plan that has your CRM before you book a demo, and build the same real proposal in both.
Side by side
| 8 points compared | ||
|---|---|---|
| Starts at | $25/mo | $35/mo |
| Free plan | No | No |
| API | Yes | Yes |
| MCP server | Yes | Yes |
| Built-in e-signature | Yes | Yes |
| Interactive pricing tables | Yes | Yes |
| Open/view tracking & analytics | Yes | Yes |
| Template library | Yes | Yes |
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Plans and pricing
GetAccept
- eSign$25/mo/seat
- Professional$588/yr/seat
Qwilr
- Starter$49/mo/seat
- Growth$660/yr/seat
- Scale$900/yr/seat
Who each is for
Choose GetAccept if…
Qwilr suits sales, customer success and services teams that send proposals and quotes often and want them to look like a web page. HubSpot, Zoho CRM and Pipedrive integrations are on every plan, while Microsoft Dynamics and Salesforce sit higher.
A Smart Proposal Engine fills pages from your rules and data, so every rep starts from approved content and pricing. Custom branding is not on Starter, so list your branding and CRM needs first. It is a better fit than a sales room when deals have one main decision-maker.
Choose Qwilr if…
GetAccept suits sales teams that sell to several stakeholders per deal. One room holds the documents, engagement is tracked per person, and the buyer sees clear next steps. That shortens the end of the sales cycle and keeps you from chasing people by email.
Engagement tracking is the feature that pays for itself, since it shows which buyer has not seen the pricing. CRM integrations are on Professional and above, so a small team should decide early whether it can commit to that tier.
Other options worth a look
Presents sales proposals as branded web pages that clients can read, sign, and pay for online.
Creates, sends and tracks sales proposals and quotes, with electronic signatures, a content library and approvals.
Lets freelancers and small service businesses create, send, sign and track client proposals from templates.
Create proposals and contracts, collect e-signatures and track completion across your entire sales cycle.