A value-based contract proposal is a document that outlines the scope, terms, and conditions of your offer. It should be crafted with clarity, conciseness, and persuasiveness in mind. Generally, a contract proposal includes an executive summary, a problem statement, a solution overview, a value analysis, pricing and payment information, and terms and conditions. The executive summary should provide a succinct overview of your offer, your value proposition, and your main points of differentiation. The problem statement should explain the customer's needs, goals, and challenges, and how they affect their performance or situation. The solution overview should detail your product or service and how it can address the customer's problems or improve their results. The value analysis should quantify the value and benefits of your solution, such as cost savings, revenue growth, efficiency gains, or customer satisfaction. The pricing and payment section should break down the costs and fees of your offer, and the payment terms and options. Lastly, the terms and conditions should summarize the legal and contractual aspects of your offer, such as warranties, liabilities, and termination clauses.