How to Upload a Proposal to Nudji

Nudji turns any PDF proposal into a trackable link. Here's how to get your first one live.

What You Need

• A PDF file (Word docs, Google Docs, PowerPoint decks — export them to PDF first)
• A free Nudji account with an active trial or paid plan

Step-by-Step

1. Click "New Proposal" in the sidebar

You'll find the button in the left sidebar on any dashboard page. On mobile, tap the + button in the bottom navigation bar.

2. Fill in the proposal details

• Title — your internal name for this proposal (e.g. "Brand Refresh — Acme Corp"). Your client never sees this.
• Client name — used to personalise nudge alerts (e.g. "Acme Corp opened your proposal").
• Client email (optional) — if provided, shown alongside session data so you know exactly who's reading.
• Client phone (optional) — for your reference only.

3. Choose your file

Drag and drop your PDF onto the upload area, or click to browse. Nudji accepts PDF files only — up to 50MB per file.

The file is scanned to confirm it's a valid PDF. If the upload fails, check that:

• The file ends in .pdf
• The file isn't password-protected
• The file is under 50MB

4. Click "Upload proposal"

Nudji uploads the file directly to secure storage, then creates a unique tracking link. You'll see a success screen with your shareable link within a few seconds.

Proposal Limits by Plan

Plan	Proposals
Free trial	3 (during your 7-day trial)
Starter	10 per billing cycle
Growth	20 per billing cycle
Pro	Unlimited

The counter resets at the start of each new billing cycle. Proposals from previous cycles remain accessible — they just don't count toward the current month's limit.

Tips

• Name proposals clearly. You'll have multiple proposals in the dashboard — a clear title ("Website Redesign — June 2026") is easier to track than "Proposal v3 FINAL".
• One proposal per engagement. If you revise your proposal, upload a new version rather than reusing the old link. Fresh uploads give you clean analytics.
• PDF quality matters. Nudji renders pages exactly as they appear in the PDF. Use a high-quality export from your design tool for the best viewer experience.