Estimate Sample Template

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bizzlibrary template file type image

CATEGORY

DEPARTMENT
Legal

LANGUAGE
English

TYPE & SIZE
.docx (0.01 MB)

Estimates are non-binding documents sent from sellers to buyers indicating the pricing of selected products or services. With online invoicing software like a debtor, you can easily and quickly manage your invoices, delivery notes, and payment receipts.

An estimate should be written in what way?

A job estimate should include the following:

Information about the company.
Provide a description of your services/overview of the project.
Providing the services requires the purchase of materials.
The project will not include the following.
A timeline and completion date for the project.
Amount paid for services.
The terms of payment.

An estimate should include what?

Provide a detailed description of the work to be performed.
Describe the timeline you expect to follow.
Make sure your prices are clearly stated.
Make sure you outline your payment terms.
Ensure that your company information is included.
A disclaimer should be added to the estimate.
Estimates should be tailored to the client's needs.
Time management is important.

From our website, you can download a free sample estimate template. In the Microsoft Word document, make some changes. We would appreciate it if you would give us a thumbs up if you like this letter. We value the feedback you provide us. For helpful content, check out our website.

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