Free Mural Quote Template
Create a professional mural quote in minutes
Describe the wall, artwork and project price, with preparation or access costs shown clearly. Clients get a complete view of the work and a reason to hire you.
Email, print or download your quote as a PDF.
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Price the job. Send the quote. Get back to work.
Mural Quote Template Examples
Use these previews for layout and wording ideas. Choose the example closest to the project, then create your own in Docelf. Adjust the wall details and price to fit the job, then style the quote to match your business.
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Price the Artwork and the Wall Conditions Together
A mural quote needs more than an art fee. The wall and the site can change how much work the project takes, so price those conditions along with the artwork.
For broader creative work, browse the creative service quote templates. For interior project work that includes more than the mural, see the interior design quote template.
- Reuse saved client and service details
- Price the mural by project, wall area, or day
- Separate the artwork from site work when it changes the price
- Add travel or access equipment when needed
- Duplicate a previous mural quote as a new draft for a similar project
Create a Mural Quote Ready to Send
Add the mural and site details. Set the project price. Check the quote, then email it or download a PDF.
What Is a Mural Quote?
A mural quote shows the artwork and project price. It also explains any wall or site work included in the job.
Use a quote when the wall and design are clear enough to set a price. If the site or final design is still uncertain, start with an estimate or revise the quote after a site visit.
The quote should cover the creative work and any prep needed for painting. Show access equipment or protective finishing separately when they change the price.
Mural Quote, Estimate, or Invoice?
Use a quote or estimate before the work starts. Send an invoice when payment is due.
Mural Quote
Use a quote when the mural work and price are set.
Mural Estimate
Use an estimate while the wall conditions or final design may still change.
Mural Invoice
When payment is due, create the first invoice from the accepted mural quote and review the copied project details.
How to Create a Mural Quote
A good mural quote connects the artwork to the wall and the work needed on site. Follow these seven steps.
- Artist Details: Add your mural business details and logo.
- Client and Wall: Add the client, mural location, wall size, and surface.
- Quote Dates: Add the quote number, issue date, and valid-until date.
- Artwork Scope: Describe the artwork coverage, finish, and indoor or outdoor conditions.
- Project Price: Price the artwork; show preparation, access, travel, and protection separately.
- Review and Site Terms: State the review process and site schedule. Add payment, access, and extra-work terms.
- Review and Send: Check the wall, artwork, site costs, and total, then send the quote.
Before you send: Read the quote as if you were arriving at the site for the first time. Make sure the artwork and site conditions are clear. Check any access costs before you send.
After You Send the Mural Quote
- See when the client opens or accepts the mural quote
- Revise it if the mural or site conditions change
- Create the invoice from the accepted quote when payment is due
Price the Wall, Not Just the Artwork
Two murals with similar designs can require very different work. The quote should reflect the surface and access conditions as well as the creative scope.
Measure the Paintable Area
Record the wall dimensions and artwork coverage. Large or unusually shaped surfaces can change both time and material use.
Check the Surface
Include the prep the wall actually needs before painting. Show it separately when it changes the price.
Plan the Access
Show any access equipment or site restrictions that change how the mural can be painted.
Include Travel or Protection When Needed
Outdoor exposure or travel can add real project costs. Include protective finishing or weather-related limits when they apply.
What to Include in a Mural Quote
Give the client enough detail to understand the mural price and any site costs.
- Your business details and logo
- Client name and mural site
- Quote number and dates
- Wall size and condition
- Artwork scope
- Mural price
- Prep or access costs when they apply
- Taxes, discounts, and total
- Expected painting schedule
- Payment terms and how changes are approved
Mural Quote Accepted? Create the First Invoice
Create the first invoice from the accepted mural quote in Docelf. The client, wall, and quoted artwork carry over, so you can review the project details before billing.
For another mural payment, duplicate that invoice to make a new draft, then update the amount and line items being billed.
Other Quote Template File Formats
Choose the file format that fits how you work with the quote.
See every option on the quote templates by format page.
Related Quote Templates for Creative and Space Projects
Use another template when the job is mainly a different type of design work or part of a larger interior project.
Mural Quote Template FAQs
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What is a mural quote?
A mural quote shows the artwork and project price. It also explains the wall or site work included in the job.
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What should I include in a mural quote?
Start with the client and mural site. Describe the artwork and wall conditions. Set the project price and schedule. Add payment terms before you send.
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How do I price a mural project?
Use the method that fits the job. Charge a fixed project fee or price by wall area. A day rate can work for some jobs. Show prep or access work separately when it changes the price.
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Should surface preparation be included in the mural quote?
Yes, when the wall needs preparation before painting. Show that work separately if it changes the price.
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Should I include scaffolding or lift costs?
Include access equipment when the job needs it and you are providing or arranging it. Show the cost separately so the client can see why it changes the price.
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What is the difference between a mural quote and an estimate?
A quote gives a specific price when the mural and site conditions are clear. Use an estimate while the wall or final design may still change.
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Can I create a mural quote online?
Yes. Add the client and wall details in Docelf. Set the mural price. Add prep or access costs when needed. Then email the quote or download a PDF.
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What if the wall or mural design changes after the quote is accepted?
Update the mural work or site costs and adjust the price. Send a revised quote before you do the added work.
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Can I turn an accepted mural quote into an invoice?
Yes. Create the invoice from the accepted quote in Docelf. Review the copied client and mural details, then update the line items for the work being billed.
Ready to Send Your Mural Quote?
Confirm the wall, artwork, finish, and access needs before you schedule the mural.
- Record the wall size, surface, and artwork coverage
- Separate preparation, access, travel, and protection costs
- Email the mural quote or download a PDF
