Turn a rough list of work into a client-ready estimate. Add the client and project names, explain each task, show paid and complimentary work, then print a clean A4 document or share a concise summary.
Create a freelance estimatescope + task time + rates + discount + tax + total = reviewable estimate
A professional estimate explains the scope and assumptions behind the price. It is not an invoice and should be reviewed before it is used as a binding commercial or tax document.
Website landing page: discovery, wireframe, visual design, responsive implementation and one revision round. Each line shows its time and rate. The client can see what is included and which extra work would require a revised estimate.
Use a recognisable project title so the PDF can be found and discussed later.
Create one line per deliverable. Avoid vague labels such as ‘general work’ when a clearer task name is available.
Review time, rates, currency, discount and tax, then print to PDF or share the summary through your preferred channel.
No. An estimate describes expected scope and price before final billing. It is not a tax invoice.
Yes. Use the print action and choose Save as PDF in the browser print dialog.
Yes. Mark a task as complimentary so its value is visible while its price remains zero.