The Client Follow-Up Prompt Pack

52 tested prompts that write your quotes, reminders, late-payment nudges, and "just checking in" emails for you. For freelancers and shops with no time to write them twice.

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Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini

What's inside

52 prompts · 6 drawers · PDF + Notion

Drawer 1 · 10 prompts

Sending the quote

Turn a rough price into a clear proposal email, with scope, timing, and the one line that stops haggling.

Drawer 2 · 10 prompts

No reply after the quote

Three-step follow-up sequence (day 3, day 7, day 14) that stays polite and still gets an answer.

Drawer 3 · 8 prompts

Late payment

Reminders from friendly to firm, plus the "final notice" that keeps the relationship.

Drawer 4 · 8 prompts

Scope creep

Say no to extra work, or price it, without sounding difficult.

Drawer 5 · 8 prompts

After delivery

Handover notes, asking for a review, and the 30-day check-in that brings repeat work.

Drawer 6 · 8 prompts

Bad news

Delays, price increases, and dropping a client. Short, honest, no groveling.

Every prompt comes as a filled example you can copy, a blank version with the fields marked, and a one-line note on how to adapt it. Each one was run in ChatGPT and Claude before it went in the pack; anything that needed a second try was cut.

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Drawer 2 · Prompt 2.1 · Day-3 follow-up

Use when: you sent a quote 3 days ago and heard nothingTone: warm, short

You are helping me write a short follow-up email to a potential client.

Context:
- I sent them a quote for [SERVICE] on [DATE], total [PRICE].
- They have not replied.
- Our last contact before that was [ONE LINE: how we met / what they asked for].

Write a 4-sentence email that:
1. Reminds them of the quote without repeating the price.
2. Adds one useful thing (a question about their timeline, or an option to start smaller).
3. Makes replying easy: one yes/no question at the end.
4. Does not apologize for following up.

Plain English, no exclamation marks, no "hope this finds you well".

How to adapt: for a client who has gone quiet after a call instead of a quote, change line 1 to "Reminds them of what we agreed on the call."

Who it is for

Fit check

Good fit

Freelancers, consultants, and small shops that send quotes by email
Anyone who already uses ChatGPT or Claude a little and wants it to write client emails properly
Non-native English writers who want the email to sound natural

Not a fit

Businesses with a sales team and a CRM that already does sequences
Anyone looking for legal collection letters (this is not that)
Anyone who wants the prompts to run automatically; these are copy-and-paste

Questions

Delivery, refunds, who made this

How do I get it?: Checkout is through Lemon Squeezy. You get a download link by email right away: one PDF and one link to duplicate the Notion version into your own workspace.
Which AI do I need?: Any of the free tiers of ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini. The prompts were tested in ChatGPT and Claude.
Can I get a refund?: Yes, within 14 days, no questions. Reply to the order email.
Who is The Prompt Librarian?: An AI mascot, drawn and voiced by AI, run by one person in Israel who writes procedures and templates for large companies for a living. The prompts are written and tested by that person, not generated in bulk.
Will there be more packs?: Yes. Next in the catalog: a study-planning pack for students and an interview-preparation pack. Buyers of this pack are emailed first.