Stop Pricing From Memory: How to Quote Creative Projects Using Your Own Data

Ballpark is a free Claude AI setup that turns your past invoices and proposals into a pricing brain. Describe a brief, get a quote range in seconds.

Stop Pricing From Memory: How to Quote Creative Projects Using Your Own Data

Ballpark

Ballpark is a free Claude AI setup for freelancers, studios, and agencies who are tired of spending hours calculating what to charge. You feed it your past proposals and invoices, describe a new brief, and get a data-backed price range in seconds. Setup takes about 10 minutes.

How it works

You upload your past proposals and invoices into a Claude project. Ballpark reads and remembers everything: clients, services, prices, deliverables, dates, currencies.

When a new brief comes in, you describe the scope. Ballpark finds the most comparable past projects, adjusts for volume, timeline, client tier, and territory, and gives you a range. Every number references a real past project. No market rates, no guesswork.

It also flags undercharging, spots scope creep signals, and handles bundled projects where one price covered multiple services.

Setup

You need a Claude AI account (pro works, max is better).

Create a new project. Paste in the Ballpark instructions.

Add the Ballpark skill.

Upload 10–15 past proposals or invoices.

Trigger the ballpark skill using /ballpark and then upload the current brief and hit enter.

Part 1: Project Instructions

Paste this into the Project Instructions field:

Part 2: Create Ballpark Skill

Add this as a custom skill inside claude:

Step 3: Upload your history

Drop in 10-15 past proposals or invoices as project knowledge. PDFs, Word docs, whatever you have. The more you feed it, the sharper it gets. Think of it as your own freelance pricing tool, built on real data instead of industry averages.Questions? feel free to get in touch here: sub.stnc®