Freelance proposals, invoicing and follow-ups, AI-assisted
A freelance business runs as much on the documents around the work as on the work itself: sales proposals, mission contracts, terms of sale, invoices, late-payment reminders, revenue and day-rate tracking. Each of these follows a recurring format — precisely where AI saves real time, provided you give it a precise frame rather than a vague instruction. That is the structured approach behind every Chipie Studio pack: brief, constraints, imposed output format.
The Prompt System Solopreneur covers acquisition, sales and client-relations workflows: framing a proposal, answering a brief, negotiating, following up after a call. The Claude Skills Stack brings ready-to-use skills that speak directly to freelancers: the sales proposal, pricing/quotes, follow-up letters and the monthly client report. The n8n Automation Pack automates what eats your evenings: scheduled reminders for unpaid invoices, inbound email triage, and a weekly activity report generated automatically.
The Bundle Chipie Complete brings the three packs together if you want to equip the whole cycle, from prospecting to payment. Every pack is tested, documented and bilingual FR+EN — useful if your clients cross borders — and ships with step-by-step installation guides. You standardize your recurring documents once and for all, and keep your energy for the missions themselves rather than the paperwork around them.
The packs that fit this niche
All four catalog packs apply as-is — no extra niche-specific product to buy:
- Claude Skills Stack — 59 €
10 business-grade Claude skills to run your freelance business like an agency.
- Prompt System Solopreneur — 29 €
152 pro prompts organized into 8 business workflows, from first contact to strategy.
- n8n Automation Pack — 39 €
8 importable, documented n8n workflows to automate the admin work that drains you.
- Bundle Chipie Complete — 97 €
All 3 packs + lifetime updates. The solopreneur's complete AI toolkit.
The packs are productivity tools: they guarantee neither missions nor income, and they are not legal advice. Contracts, terms of sale and formal notices should be reviewed by a legal professional before sending.