That quote has been waiting since Tuesday.

Describe the work in one sentence. It goes out today, under your name and your logo.

Free, no card required.

How it goes

One sentence, one quote, one project.

You describe the work the way you'd say it on the phone. One sentence is enough.
The quote is written, line by line, with your rates. You adjust whatever you want.
The client accepts. The quote is dated, signed, filed — and it becomes a project.

The detail

That quote has been waiting since Tuesday.: Describe the work in one sentence. The quote is written.
You go hunting for your prices in an old file.: Your rates are saved. They drop back in with one click.
You copy out the same quote for the tenth time.: You duplicate, you adjust, you send.
You hesitate over the amount, so you put it off.: You see the detail line by line before you send.
The client said yes on the phone. Nothing is in writing.: The accepted quote is dated, signed, filed.
Three weeks of work, and "that's not what I wanted".: The specification is written and agreed before you start.
You've been explaining the same thing out loud for ten minutes.: A shared diagram. They get it at a glance.
You're asked for a price in a sector you don't know.: A study of the client's market, ready in minutes.
Your documents carry a software company's name.: They carry yours, with your logo.
The file is in an email from February.: Every document lives in its client's folder.
You open the laptop with no idea where to start.: One page. What's waiting for you today.

The objections

What if the quote doesn't look like what I do?

You correct it before sending, line by line. Your saved rates drop back in with one click, and the next quote starts from what you corrected.

Can I keep my templates?

You duplicate an existing quote, you adjust, you send. It's the shortest move, and it asks you to prepare nothing in advance.

Do my documents carry my name?

Your quotes, specifications and documents go out with your name and your logo, from the free account onward.

Not on Sunday night. Not when you get round to it.

You describe, you read it over, you send.

Free, no card required.