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A clearer quote.
A better start.

Describe the work, set expectations, and send a professional quote. The finished document is yours, without an account or paywall.

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Your quote, clearly scoped

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Your business name

Your contact details

Only include details you want your customer to see.

Customer name

Project title

Quote reference

Currency

Issue date

Valid until

Line items

Up to 20 items. Quantity and price allow two decimal places.

Discount amount

Tax rate (%)

Deposit (%)

You supply any applicable tax rate. Tax is calculated after the discount; the deposit is a percentage of the final total. No tax advice or currency conversion.

Scope and expectations

Deliverables

What will your customer receive? Put each deliverable on its own line.

Not included

Milestones and delivery

Revision allowance

Additional notes

Include a small “Made with Epigrams Tools” credit in the export.

PDF uses your browser’s print dialog. Disable browser headers and footers for a cleaner document. Saved drafts contain the details you entered.

Open a saved quote draft

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Who this is for

Freelancers, agencies and service businesses preparing a first clear proposal for a client.

Worked example

A web designer lists a discovery session, a five-page site and two revision rounds, then makes the deposit and delivery date visible before sending the quote.

Useful next paths

Explore Brik for an ongoing invoicing workflow.
Explore SettleStack when matching payments to sales becomes a regular job.
Build with the studio when the work needs a tailored product.

Made for real work

A quote explains a proposed project. It is not proof of payment, an invoice, or a substitute for a reviewed contract.

Your assumptions stay visible

Discount, tax and deposit are explicit. Review the figures, wording and dates before sending.

Keep a reusable local draft

Download a JSON draft and reopen it here. Nothing is saved automatically; refreshing clears the page.