A strong quotation includes
- Your business and client details
- Quotation number and issue date
- Validity period
- Itemized scope and price
- Tax and discount treatment
- Acceptance and payment terms
Prepare a polished quotation that makes scope, price, and validity clear before a client approves the work.
Add your details and an optional logo. Nothing is uploaded to Moloin.
A clear quotation helps a client compare scope and price before approving work. It should reduce uncertainty rather than hide important conditions.
Give the quotation a traceable number and set a realistic validity date.
List services, quantities, rates, and any assumptions that affect pricing.
Use notes or terms to clarify exclusions, revision limits, expenses, and dependencies.
State how the client accepts the quotation and whether a deposit is required.
Descriptions such as “website work” or “marketing service” can create disputes. Name the deliverable, quantity, revision allowance, and key exclusions wherever practical.
Save the quotation in Moloin Workspace so it appears with your other client documents. A later cloud release can add approval links and automated conversion into an invoice.
A quotation presents proposed prices before work is approved. An invoice requests payment for work or products supplied.
Yes. Enter a discount amount and a tax percentage; totals update automatically.
Choose Save to workspace to keep it in your browser-based Moloin workspace.
Yes. Upload a supported image under 500 KB directly inside the generator.
Save it to the workspace now. A direct quote-to-invoice conversion workflow is planned for a later version.