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Free Estimate Generator

Create a professional customer estimate and print or save it as a PDF right away. Your draft stays in this browser.

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1

Your business

Shown at the top of the estimate.

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2

Customer

Who this estimate is prepared for.

3

Estimate details

Identify the job and how long pricing remains valid.

4

Line items

Describe the work, quantity, unit, and price.

5

Discount, tax, fee, and deposit

Tax rules vary by location. Check what applies to you.

6

Notes and terms

Add the information your customer should review.

What a useful service estimate should communicate

Specific work and assumptions

Describe what will be completed, the quantities or units used for pricing, and the project location. Clear scope reduces reliance on informal conversations.

Transparent totals

Show the subtotal, discount, taxable subtotal, tax, fees, deposit, and remaining amount separately so the customer can understand how the total was built.

Terms and exclusions

Document what is not included, when pricing expires, and how payment is expected. Have appropriate professional advice review language you use repeatedly.

Free estimate generator FAQs

Is this estimate generator really free?

Yes. You can create the complete estimate and use your browser’s print dialog to print it or save it as a PDF. No account, email, or payment is required.

Where is my estimate information stored?

The draft is saved only in this browser. It protects you from losing work on a refresh. It is not a CRM, accounting system, or backup. Use Clear draft when you finish on a shared device.

How are discounts and tax calculated?

The discount is applied before tax. If only some line items are taxable, the discount is split across them fairly. Tax rules vary, so check your local requirements.

Is an estimate the same as a contract?

Not always. It depends on the wording, how it is accepted, the project, and your location. Review your estimate and contract process with a professional.