Free Price Quote & Estimate Generator

Create professional price quotes, estimates, and quotations for clients. Add your logo, itemize services, set validity periods, and convert to invoices later. Perfect for freelancers and contractors.

Your Business

Logo (Optional)

Client Details

Document Details

Quotes are typically binding price commitments.

Line Items

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
$0.00

Notes & Terms

PREVIEW

Your Business

QUOTE

#QT-001

Prepared For

Client Name

Date

February 1, 2026

Valid Until

March 3, 2026

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Service description1$0.00$0.00
Subtotal$0.00
Total$0.00

Terms & Conditions

50% deposit required to begin work. Balance due upon completion.

This quote is valid for 30 days from the date above.

Tip: Quotes are typically binding. Be specific about scope and deliverables.

Price Quote & Estimate Generator Guide

Price Quote vs Estimate vs Quotation: What's the Difference?

Price Quote

A fixed price commitment for a defined scope of work. Once accepted, the price typically cannot change unless the scope changes. Best for well-defined projects.

Estimate

An approximation of costs that may change. Used when the full scope isn't known or variables exist. Final invoice may differ from the estimate.

Quotation

A formal document detailing prices for goods or services. Often used interchangeably with "quote" but can be more detailed with terms and conditions.

Common Use Cases

Freelancers & Contractors

  • Project proposals for clients
  • Cost estimates for services
  • Hourly rate quotations
  • Retainer pricing quotes

Small Businesses

  • Product price quotations
  • Service bid proposals
  • Bulk order estimates
  • Custom work pricing

Best Practices for Price Quotes

Itemize costs: Break down pricing for transparency
Set validity period: Quotes should have expiration dates
Include terms: Payment schedule, revision limits, scope
Be professional: Add logo and business details

From Quote to Invoice Workflow

The typical business workflow goes: Price Quote → Client Approval → Work Completed → Invoice → Payment → Receipt. This tool helps you create professional quotations and estimates. Once approved, convert to an invoice for payment.

Related Tools

Once your price quote is accepted, create an Invoice to request payment. For immediate transactions, use our Receipt Generator. Calculate your rates with the Paycheck Calculator.

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