Alternatives
Qwilr alternative: Accord
Accord is a Qwilr alternative for service businesses that want the deal closed on the proposal link itself: clients ask the link's assistant questions, sign, and pay a deposit into your Stripe account. Qwilr's Starter plan is $147 a month for three; Accord's Business plan is $79 for 3 people.
Prices and features checked Oct 28, 2026.
| Feature | Accord Business | Qwilr Starter |
|---|---|---|
| 3 people, billed monthly | $79/mo (3 people included) | $147/mo ($49 per user) |
| 3 people, billed annually | No annual plan | $105/mo ($35 per user) |
| E-signature | Included, built for the US ESIGN Act and UETA | Included |
| Draft a proposal from a recorded call | Included: Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams | Not listed on its pricing page |
| Client can ask and adjust within your rules | Included: assistant plus your negotiation playbook | Not listed on its pricing page |
| Free trial | 7 days, after free building | 14 days |
What Qwilr's pricing page says
- Starter is priced per person: $49 a month each on monthly billing, $35 on annual billing (Qwilr Starter).
- Its pricing page doesn't list drafting a proposal from a recorded call.
How Accord differs
- Clients pay card deposits and milestone payments into your own Stripe account, on the link they sign.
- An assistant on the link answers from the proposal and offers only the changes your rules allow.
- Approved work goes to delivery with a kickoff checklist and a CSV for Asana, Trello and ClickUp.
What to check before you switch
- How you take deposits today, and whether moving them onto the proposal link suits your clients.
- Which proposals you'd rebuild in Accord first, and whether past clients still need your Qwilr pages.
- Who on the team needs a seat: Accord's plans include a set number of people.
Questions
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The prices were checked Oct 28, 2026, from qwilr.com/pricing. Prices change, so check their page too.
Sources: qwilr.com/pricing. Checked Oct 28, 2026.