What a quote should include
Include your business name, customer name, quote number, quote date, expiry date, service or product lines, VAT, total price and payment or acceptance terms.
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Create a customer-ready quote or estimate with service lines, VAT, validity dates and terms. Preview it in the browser, then export PDF, Word, Excel or HTML when you need to send or edit the file.
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Browser drafts save only on this device/browser. PDF, Word and Excel exports are available when you need a portable copy.
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This tool helps small businesses produce a clean quote without fighting Word or Excel formatting.
Built for real quotation searches
TemplatePilot's free quotation builder is for small businesses, freelancers and tradespeople who need to send a clear, well-structured price to a customer before work starts. The tool adds up line items, applies your VAT rate and shows a clean preview so you can check the quote before exporting. Export PDF for a locked customer-ready copy, Word for editable versions, or Excel when you need the full pricing breakdown.
Using a structured quote builder means every quote you send follows a consistent format. Customers get a professional document with your business name, logo, quote number and terms, which reduces the back-and-forth questions that often come from vague or poorly formatted estimates.
The quote data never leaves your browser. There is no account, no server storage and no third-party access to your pricing. If you want to continue a quote later, use the local save option to restore it on the same device.
Quotation builder guide
This free quotation builder helps small businesses, freelancers and trades create professional estimates without fighting Word tables or spreadsheet formatting. It is useful when a customer needs a price breakdown before approving the job.
Include your business name, customer name, quote number, quote date, expiry date, service or product lines, VAT, total price and payment or acceptance terms.
A quote is usually a fixed offer for defined work. An estimate is a best approximation when scope may change. This tool lets you label and structure either format clearly.
Use PDF for sending, Word for editable customer documents, Excel for pricing breakdowns and HTML when you want a lightweight browser copy.
Set a validity date so the customer knows when the quote expires. This protects you from being held to a price based on outdated costs if material or labour prices change after you send the quote.
Set your VAT rate in the quote builder and the exported documents will automatically show the net amount, VAT amount and gross total. If you are not VAT-registered, leave the rate at zero — the quote still shows the clean pre-VAT total for your customer.
Upload your business logo in the quote builder. It appears in the preview and on every exported document, reinforcing your brand when the customer receives the quote. Use PNG or JPEG for best results.
Yes. You can set the VAT percentage and include VAT totals in the quote preview and exported files.
No. The quote is built in your browser. Drafts save locally on your device/browser if you choose to save them.
PDF is usually best for sending a locked customer-ready quote. Word or Excel is better if you need an editable internal version.
Use the brand logo input in the quote builder form to upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP image. It appears in the preview and on all exported documents.
Yes. The terms field at the bottom of the quote form lets you set your own payment terms, validity period and any additional notes before export.