Free Estimate Generator

Write an estimate or quote with a live preview and download the PDF, with your logo, line items, tax and a “valid until” date. No signup.

Your business

Business name
Email
Address
Phone
Tax ID, VAT or EIN (optional)

Prepared for

Client name
Email
Client address
Client tax ID (optional)
PO number / reference (optional)

Estimate details

Estimate number
Currency
Issue date
Valid until
Color template

Line items

Tax %
Discount %
Shipping / other charges
Notes
Your Business
ESTIMATE
#EST-0001
Date: 1 Nov 2026
Valid until: 1 Dec 2026
PREPARED FOR
Client name
DESCRIPTIONQTYRATEAMOUNT
—1$0.00$0.00
Subtotal$0.00
ESTIMATED TOTAL$0.00
All amounts in USD
NOTES
This estimate is valid until the date above. Prices may change afterwards.

No signup. Nothing you type leaves your browser.

How to use the Estimate Generator

  1. Fill in “Your business” and “Prepared for” with your details and the client’s. Add your logo if you like.
  2. Set the estimate number, currency, issue date and “Valid until” date.
  3. Add line items with a description, quantity and rate, then any tax %, discount % and notes.
  4. Pick a color template, check the live preview and click “Download Estimate PDF — Free”.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between an estimate and an invoice?

An estimate proposes prices before the work; an invoice requests payment after (or during) the work. Send an estimate, get approval, then convert the same details into an invoice — BillingOtter does that conversion in one click.

Is this estimate maker free?

Yes — free, no signup, generated entirely in your browser and downloaded as a professional PDF. Free downloads carry a small BillingOtter line in the footer; an BillingOtter plan removes it.

How long should an estimate be valid?

15–30 days is typical. Prices, availability and material costs change — a validity date protects you from being held to old numbers.