Itemized and easy to read
List labor, materials, and options as separate line items with quantities and unit prices — clients see exactly what they're paying for.
Taxes and discounts built in
Add per-item or overall taxes, apply a percentage or fixed discount, and the quote recalculates instantly. No formula mistakes in front of a client.
From quote to invoice in one click
When the client says yes, switch the document type to invoice — same details, same design — and send it for payment without retyping a thing.
Frequently asked questions
- What should a price quote include?
- Your business details, the client's details, a quote number and date, itemized products or services with prices, taxes, the total, and how long the quote is valid.
- Is a quote legally binding?
- A quote is an offer, not a contract — but once a client accepts it, it can form the basis of one. State your validity window and terms clearly on the document.
- Can I turn a quote into an invoice?
- Yes. Invoiceur uses the same editor for all 12 document types, so converting a quote to an invoice is a single dropdown change — everything else carries over.