Quotation Generator

    Create a professional quotation in minutes. Download as PDF.

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    Quote Details

    Line Items

    Item 1
    Line Total: ₹ 0.00
    Grand Total₹ 0.00
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    Business Name

    Quotation
    Quote No: Q-20260727-001Valid until: 26 Aug 2026

    Quote For:

    Client Name

    #DescriptionQtyPriceTotal
    11₹ 0.00₹ 0.00
    Grand Total₹ 0.00

    Generated by FlowGrid Labs Tools

    Free quotation generator for freelancers and small businesses. Add line items, get an instant total, download a clean PDF. No signup.

    How to use this tool

    1

    Enter business and client details

    Add your business name (saved locally for next time), the client's name, a quote number, and how long the quote stays valid.

    2

    Add line items

    List each product or service with quantity and price. The line total and running grand total update instantly as you type.

    3

    Download your PDF

    Click Download and get a clean quotation PDF instantly. No signup, no watermark, no cost.

    What is a business quotation?

    A quotation is a document a business sends to a prospective client outlining the price of goods or services before work begins. Unlike an invoice, a quotation is not a demand for payment — it's an estimate the client can review and accept before you start the job.

    Freelancers, consultants, and small business owners commonly send quotations to set expectations on scope and price ahead of a project, and to have a written reference if the client later disputes the agreed cost.

    Quotation basics

    Quote number

    A unique reference for the quotation, useful for tracking follow-ups and matching a later invoice back to the original estimate. This tool generates one automatically based on the date.

    Validity period

    The window during which the quoted price is guaranteed. After this period, prices may change due to material costs, availability, or scheduling — so it's common to state 15, 30, or 45 days.

    Quotation vs. invoice

    A quotation is sent before work starts and is not a request for payment. An invoice is sent after work is delivered (or per agreed milestones) and is a formal request for payment.

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