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Quotation Generator

Create a professional quotation with items, discounts, and tax — updated live as you type, and ready to print or save as PDF.

Business Information

Optional. Processed locally in your browser — never uploaded anywhere. PNG or JPG, up to 2MB.

Customer Information
Quotation Details
Items / Services
Amount₱0.00
Terms & Notes (optional)

Business Name

Quotation

Quotation No.:

Quotation Date:

Prepared For

Customer Name

Items

Quotation items
DescriptionQtyUnit PriceDiscountAmount
Untitled item0₱0.00₱0.00

Totals

Subtotal₱0.00
Quotation Total₱0.00

This is an estimated total. Final pricing may change -- see terms below.

Acceptance

To accept this quotation, please sign below and return a copy to us.

Customer Name

Signature

Date

Prepared By / Authorized Representative

Date

Customer

Date

Your quotation information is processed locally in your browser. This generator is provided as a document-generation tool. Users are responsible for entering accurate business, customer, pricing, tax, and terms information and for verifying applicable Philippine business practices before sending a quotation to a customer. A quotation is an estimate, not a binding invoice or official receipt.

What is a quotation?

A quotation (or quote) is a document a business sends a potential customer estimating the cost of products or services before any work begins or any order is confirmed. It lets a customer see pricing, discounts, tax, and terms up front, and gives both sides a clear reference if the offer is accepted.

What should a quotation include?

  • • Business information (name, contact details)
  • • Customer information (who the quote is for)
  • • A unique quotation number
  • • The quotation date and how long it's valid
  • • Items or services quoted, with quantity and price
  • • Any discounts applied
  • • Tax, if applicable
  • • The estimated total
  • • Payment terms, timeline, and warranty details

Quotation vs. invoice

A quotation is sent before work is agreed to — it's an estimate, and prices can still change. An invoice is sent after work is confirmed, or once it's complete, and is a formal request for payment. A quotation only becomes a request for payment once it's accepted and converted into an invoice.

Quotation vs. receipt

A quotation is issued before any payment is made — it estimates what something will cost. A receipt is issued after payment is received, as proof that it was paid. This tool generates a general-purpose quotation document, not an official receipt.

How to save a quotation as PDF

  1. 1. Complete the quotation using the form — the preview updates automatically.
  2. 2. Click "Print / Save as PDF."
  3. 3. In the browser's print dialog, choose "Save as PDF" as the destination.
  4. 4. Save the file to your device.

Important information

Your quotation information stays in your browser

This generator runs entirely client-side. Business and customer details, items, discounts, tax, terms, and any uploaded logo are processed locally and never sent to a server, database, or third-party service.

No account or sign-in required

Use the generator immediately — nothing is saved between visits, and there's no login, registration, or tracking required to create a quotation.

A quotation is an estimate, not a binding contract

Prices, availability, and terms shown in a quotation can change until a customer formally accepts it. Use the Valid Until field to show how long your quoted prices are guaranteed.

This is a document tool, not tax or legal advice

You're responsible for entering accurate business, customer, pricing, tax, and terms information, and for verifying your own applicable Philippine business and tax requirements.

Frequently asked questions

A quotation (or quote) is a document a business sends a potential customer estimating the cost of products or services before any work begins or any order is confirmed.