ScoutMyTool

Quotation Generator

Send a customer a clear price before you start the work. List the items, tax and total, say how long the quote is valid and what is included, and download a PDF. Made in your browser.

By the ScoutMyTool team · Last reviewed 14 November 2026 · How we build our tools

How do I make a quotation?

Enter your details and the customer’s, a quotation number and a “valid until” date, then add the items with quantities, prices and tax. Add your terms — what is included, delivery time — and select Download quotation PDF.

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Tax
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Total
$0.00

Made in your browser — nothing you type is sent to us.

How to use the Quotation Generator

  1. Enter your details and the customer’s.
  2. Add the quotation number and how long it is valid.
  3. Add the items and terms, then download the PDF.

Making a quotation clear

A good quotation says exactly what is included, the price of each part, any tax, the total, and how long the price stands. A “valid until” date protects you if costs change. Use the terms box to set out what is and isn’t included, payment terms and the expected delivery or completion time.

When the customer accepts, create an invoice with the same items using the Invoice Generator.

Tax

If you are registered for VAT, GST or sales tax, your tax authority may require extra details on the document — for example your registration number, the customer’s registration number. Check the rules where you are registered; you can add these in the tax number and notes fields.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a quotation and an estimate?

A quotation is usually a fixed price for the work described; an estimate is an approximate price that may change. Say which it is in the terms.

How long should a quotation be valid?

Commonly 30 days, which is the default here; choose a shorter period if your costs change quickly.

Is my information stored?

No. The quotation is made in your browser.

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