How to create a quote
- Enter your business details — name, address and any tax number you show.
- Add the customer's details and a reference for your own records.
- List the work: description, quantity, unit price and any tax rate.
- Set the quote date and how long the price stands.
- Click Download quote PDF. The file is saved to your device.
What you get
- Free — no account, no trial, no card.
- No signup — open this page and start typing.
- No watermark and no limit on the number of quotes.
- A PDF you can print, email or attach.
- No upload — nothing you type leaves your device.
What this tool does not do (stated plainly)
- It is not a contract and not a signature. Accepting the quote is between you and your customer.
- Nothing is saved: no account, no quote history. Keep the PDF — closing the tab clears the form.
- It does not email the quote or follow up with your customer.
- It works out no prices of its own: every figure comes from you.
FAQ
Can I download the quote as a PDF?
Yes. Every quote is a PDF built in your browser and saved to your device, with no watermark and no page limit.
Is a quote the same as an estimate?
In most US trades it is called an estimate, and it works the same way: the work, the cost and how long the price stands. The PDF here is headed Quote — if your customer expects the word estimate, add it to a job line or the notes.
Can I use it for construction, photography or cleaning work?
Yes. The form is plain line items, so any trade or service fits. There are no trade-specific templates: you describe each line of work yourself.
Privacy: everything runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
Your business details, your customer's details, the lines and the prices are processed on your own device. Nothing is sent to our server, nothing is stored, and the page sets no account and no cookie. Confirm it in your browser's Network tab.