Quote builder

Create a local itemized quote with discounts, selected taxable lines and printable HTML export.

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Quote reference

CurrencyTwo decimal places; no conversion.

Quote dateYYYY-MM-DD

Valid until (optional)YYYY-MM-DD or leave blank

Line 1

Description 1

Quantity 1

Unit price 1

Taxable line 1

Line 2

Description 2

Quantity 2

Unit price 2

Taxable line 2

Discount on each line (%)

Tax on taxable lines (%)

Scope & notesPlain text. URLs remain text and are never loaded.

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Local quote draft

Q-2026-001

Date: 2026-01-01 · Valid until: 2026-01-31

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North Studio

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Example client

Design consultation2 × USD 95.00Discount USD 0.00 · Tax USD 15.68

USD 205.68

Project preparation1 × USD 180.00Discount USD 0.00 · Tax USD 14.85

USD 194.85

SubtotalUSD 370.00

Discount · 0%−USD 0.00

Tax · 8.25%USD 30.53

TotalUSD 400.53

Scope: design and preparation. Delivery dates to be agreed.

Each line: quantity × unit price rounded to cents; percentage discount rounded per line; tax rounded on each discounted taxable line. Totals sum those rounded lines. All amounts have two decimal places. No currency conversion. Rates and taxability are user supplied.

Local planning draft. No invoice, acceptance or payment is created.

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How it works & useful details

Formula & assumptions

Each of 1–20 lines multiplies a positive quantity (up to three decimal places) by a nonnegative unit price, rounding to cents. The discount is rounded per line. Tax is rounded on each discounted taxable line. Totals sum these amounts. All prices are tax-exclusive. The supplied rate and taxable choices are not checked against any jurisdiction. Export creates a text file and an HTML draft you can open locally and print from your browser.

Local planning workspace

These tools are planning aids, not financial, tax or legal advice. Values stay in this page. Nothing is sent, saved to your records or fetched from external services.

USD, EUR, GBP, CAD and AUD are labels with two decimal places. There is no currency conversion. Enter decimals with a dot and no commas. Money inputs are limited to 1 billion units; calculated amounts to 10 trillion. Rates are supplied by you, with up to four decimal places.