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Hi [MANAGER'S NAME],

I'd like to request your approval to purchase a license for Angular Material Blocks. It's a curated, production-ready set of blocks we always wanted for building dashboards, applications, and more. From forms to billing pages, it will help us bring our next project to life swiftly.

All of the components in Angular Material Dev are designed for/with the following versions:

1. Angular - 20, 19
2. @angular/cdk - 20, 19
3. @angular/material - 20, 19
4. tailwindcss - 4

Why this matters for us:
- Standardized building blocks aligned with Angular and Material Design
- Server-friendly components and SSR-safe patterns out of the box
- Faster delivery: copy/paste blocks reduce UI build time significantly
- Consistent UX and accessibility with fewer design and review cycles
- Lower maintenance: shared patterns and fewer bespoke components
- Powerful CLI to install, add, and update blocks effortlessly
- An MCP server to help AI coding assistants to add blocks effortlessly

Estimated impact: For a typical feature or page, Angular Material Blocks can save 10-20 hours of UI work (discovery, design, implementation, and QA). Over multiple features, that's weeks of engineering time returned to roadmap work.

Approximate cost for perpetual access:
- Personal license (1 seat): $65.00
- Team license (25 seats): $227.50

Given the low, one-time price and the time savings, this should pay for itself the first time we ship a feature using it.

If approved, I can start by integrating blocks for our next deliverable and share a short summary of time saved and areas where the library replaced bespoke code.

Best regards,
[YOUR NAME]

Angular Material Dev UI (or Angular Material Blocks) is one place stop for developers to explore components and blocks for their Angular Material and Tailwind CSS based applications.

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