With Digital editorial design, TintoAI designs your company's proposals, presentations and websites to measure, each with a visual language drawn from its own material, to be read on any screen and as a PDF
One company may need two languages: the one that speaks to a purchasing committee and the one that speaks to a school. That is why the design starts from whoever reads it and from your company's own material, its product, its people and its history. Six pieces made for four companies carry five different visual languages.
How do I make my company's proposal look different from the ones everyone makes with AI?
Asked on 2 November 2026, ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI Mode agree on the essentials: the difference comes from what is each company's own. What remains to be settled is who turns that into a piece. With Digital editorial design, that work starts from your cases, your product and your people, including the material a company brain keeps, and it is led by a person thinking about whoever will read it.
Where can I see examples of tailored proposals and corporate presentations before hiring?
Right here: six real pieces, condensed so they open in seconds. They are two sales proposals, one corporate presentation and three websites, made for four companies with five visual languages. Each one keeps its cover and its way of being explored; the figures in each offer were left out. You can explore them without booking a meeting, and at the head of them all was TintoAI's founder, who leads every piece.
When is a tailored proposal worth it, and when is a template enough?
It depends on what is at stake, and it is best said plainly: searched in November 2026, no independent study measures how much a proposal's design raises its closing rate. What can be weighed is the risk. A template is enough for the short offer repeated every week. Tailored design is justified when a document decides a large contract or opens a whole sector. If what you lack is time, the way forward is building the proposal with the judgement of whoever quotes best.
Should I send my sales proposal as HTML or PDF?
Both, and it helps to know what each one costs. A PDF can be filed, printed and sent through any email, but it looks the same on a phone as on a large screen. HTML adapts to every screen and can be explored, in exchange for two things: it travels as a link, because the full piece is too heavy to attach, and changes go through whoever designed it, rather than opening in PowerPoint. That is why Digital editorial design delivers the navigable piece together with its PDF.
As HTML: it draws itself, and you enter each building
How much does it cost to design a sales proposal, a corporate presentation or a tailored website?
A tailored sales proposal or corporate presentation costs from COP 7.1 million, and a website with editorial design, from COP 17 million. The final price depends on the length of the piece and on the material your company already has. You pay per piece, with no monthly fee, and each change after delivery costs COP 170 thousand per hour. Appearing in assistants' answers is a different job, with its own measurement.
The first step is telling the founder which piece you need and who will read it. With that and the material your company already has, you learn what visual language comes out of it and what that piece costs before starting.
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The pieces and photographs are shown with the permission of their owners.