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Freelance Design Business OS

Clients, revenue, and growth for the solo designer.

The business side of freelance design in one place — a client CRM, proposals with conversion tracking, invoices and a revenue dashboard, a contract-templates vault, time tracking, testimonials, and quarterly OKRs (databases come as ready-to-build blueprints).

What's inside

  • Client CRM + proposals & invoices
  • Revenue dashboard & time tracking
  • Contract vault + quarterly OKRs

$11.99 — one-time purchase, lifetime access.

Get Freelance Design Business OS on Notion

Who it's for

Freelance designers who want the business side of their work, clients, proposals, invoices and revenue, organised in one place.

How to get started

  1. Get it on Notion and duplicate it into your own workspace.
  2. Add your current and past clients to the CRM.
  3. Track your hours in the time tracker and record invoices so the revenue dashboard fills in.

Questions

Are the databases ready to use?

They come as ready-to-build blueprints, so expect a short setup in your own workspace before you start using them.

What is included in the Freelance Design Business OS?

A client CRM, proposals with conversion tracking, invoices and a revenue dashboard, a contract-templates vault, time tracking, testimonials and quarterly OKRs.

Does it handle invoicing?

It tracks your invoices and feeds them into the revenue dashboard, next to proposals with conversion tracking and time tracking. It keeps the records; it does not send invoices or collect payments for you.

Is it a subscription?

No. It is a one-time purchase of $11.99 through Notion's checkout. You get the template straight away and keep it.

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