Free Quote Template Download
Create and download a finished quote
Build the offer online and check the scope, price and terms before you finish. The customer gets a clear quote that is easy to review and easier to say yes to.
Create the quote online, then download the finished PDF.
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Quote Template Download Examples
These previews show layout ideas. Each opens the same online quote editor, where you enter your own offer and download the finished PDF. For an editable file, choose a format below.
Choose a Quote Template to Download or Edit
Need a file you can fill in yourself? The Word and Excel pages provide separate DOCX and XLSX templates. The Google Docs and Google Sheets pages let you copy a template into those apps. These are separate starting files, not exports of a quote created in Docelf.
Choose a document for descriptions and terms, or a spreadsheet for quantities and rates. If you want to create the quote online and download the finished PDF, follow the steps below.
Keep an Editable Quote and a Finished Customer Copy
A downloadable quote template gives you a starting point for a written price offer. With Docelf, you build the quote online and download it as a PDF when it is ready to share.
The PDF is useful when a customer asks for an attachment, you need a printed copy, or you want to keep the offer with the job records. Make later changes in the working Docelf quote, then download a new PDF.
How to Create and Download a Quote
Start with the offer you want the customer to review. Docelf calculates the totals from your items, prices, discounts, and taxes.
- Your Business: Enter your business name and contact details.
- Your Logo: Add your logo if you use one.
- The Customer: Choose a saved customer or enter the details for this job.
- Number and Dates: Check the quote number, issue date, and valid-until date.
- Items and Prices: Describe the offer with quantities and unit prices for each item.
- Check the Total: Review the calculated total, including any taxes and discounts.
- Terms and PDF: Add timing, payment terms, exclusions, and how to accept in Terms and Conditions. Preview the quote, then download the PDF.
Check the Quote, Then Open the Saved PDF
Before downloading, check the customer details, quote number, issue date, and valid-until date. Review each item and the total, then make sure the scope and Terms and Conditions describe the offer you intend to send.
Open the downloaded PDF and check every page. Long descriptions and terms should be complete, with no awkward page breaks. If something needs changing, return to the working quote and download a fresh copy.
Give the file a useful name and save it with the customer or project records. Downloading the quote does not email it; attach the PDF to your own email or choose to send the quote from Docelf.
Keep the Exact Copy You Sent
A filename such as Quote-1042-River-Street.pdf tells you which offer the file contains. Save it with the job records instead of leaving it in a general downloads folder.
If the customer asks for changes, update the working quote and download a new PDF. Give the revised file a clear name, such as Quote-1042-River-Street-v2.pdf, and tell the customer which version to review. Keep the earlier sent copy as a record of the original offer.
For a quote created in Docelf, you can create an invoice from it when it is time to bill. Check the invoice against the offer the customer accepted before sending it.
Create a Quote Ready to Download
Enter the offer in Docelf and let it calculate the total. Review the quote, then download the customer copy.
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Free Quote Template Download FAQs
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How do I download a quote from Docelf?
Create the quote in Docelf and review the offer. Check the customer and scope, then confirm the price, dates, and terms. Download the finished PDF when everything is correct.
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What should I check before downloading the quote?
Check the customer details, line items, totals, dates, and terms. After downloading, open the PDF to check every page before you send it.
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How should I name the downloaded quote?
Use a clear filename with the quote number, customer, or project, such as Quote-1042-River-Street.pdf.
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Where should I save downloaded quotes?
Save the PDF with the customer or project records so you can find the exact copy you sent. Keep the working quote in Docelf for later changes.
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Can I resend a downloaded quote?
Yes. Check that the saved PDF still shows the current offer and valid-until date, then attach it to a new email. You can also send the current quote directly from Docelf.
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Can I edit the quote after downloading it?
Yes. Update the working quote in Docelf and download a fresh PDF. The earlier downloaded file does not change with it, so send the revised copy and make clear which version the customer should review.
Ready to Create and Download Your Quote?
Give your customer an offer they can open, print, and keep.
- Describe the offer and check the total
- Download and review the finished PDF
- Save a copy of the quote you send