Use case
A project quote you can send in fifteen minutes
A quote is a proposal stripped down to the parts a buyer actually reads: scope, what it costs, when you start, what they sign. The Quote template gives you that shape.
By Elia Kuratli
·3 min read
Open the converterFive steps
- Open the converter.
- Pick the Quote template.
- Fill in the cover fields. The footer text defaults to "Valid 30 days" - adjust if your standard is different.
- Edit the scope paragraph, the line items, and the terms list.
- Export PDF. Send.
What a Markdown quote keeps tight
- One paragraph of scope at the top - what is in, what is out.
- One line-item table with effort, rate, total. Bold last row for the grand total.
- Three short terms bullets - payment milestones, net days, change-order clause.
- One closing acceptance line.
Pricing as a table
Use a Markdown table for the line items. The converter right-aligns numeric columns automatically and pads the totals row, so the table reads cleanly even if the line item descriptions are uneven.
Related
- Markdown proposal to PDF - when the document is longer.
- Markdown invoice to PDF - when the quote is accepted.
- Markdown to PDF