Free quote generator.
Price the work clearly.

1. Add your details and the client’s. Use the client contact who will approve the price.
2. Number the quote and set a Valid until date, usually 14 to 30 days.
3. Break the work into lines the client can recognise: deliverables, phases or hours.
4. Apply any discount and tax, so the total is the figure the client will actually pay.
5. State your terms in the notes: what’s included, what isn’t, and how to accept.
6. Download the PDF and send it with a short covering email.

The tool runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent to Angelwood or saved on a server.

• Quote: a fixed price for defined work. Once accepted, you’re expected to deliver for that price.
• Estimate: your best guess at the cost. The final bill can change if the work changes, so say so.
• Proposal: a fuller document that explains the approach, timeline and terms as well as the price. Use a statement of work to define the scope.

A consultant quotes a two-day discovery workshop at £1,200 a day plus £350 for the written report, with no VAT because they aren’t registered. The quote total is £2,750, valid for 30 days, with a note that travel outside London is charged at cost.