Turn rough briefs into polished quotes.
Paste the client request. DraftToQuote organizes scope, pricing, notes, and totals into an editable draft.
You keep control of the wording, pricing, and client relationship.
“We need a refreshed website, clearer service pages, a contact flow, and launch support before the campaign starts.”
Scattered notes
Your Studio
Prepared quote draft
Quote for Acme Studio
Website refresh and launch support
Clear scope, pricing, notes, and next steps in one polished document.
Total
EUR 2,800
Scope
Notes
Timeline assumes client content and brand assets are available before production starts.
What gets clearer
From messy brief to client-ready quote, without the loose ends.
DraftToQuote separates the parts that usually blur together: what the client asked for, what you plan to include, how the pricing is organized, and what the client should review.
You start from a structured draft, then refine the wording, pricing, notes, and branding before anything reaches your client.
Capture the client brief
Paste the messy request once. Keep the useful signals visible: scope, timing, budget notes, and client context.
Review the quote structure
Turn the brief into editable sections for scope, line items, assumptions, notes, and totals.
Send a clearer quote
Apply your wording, pricing, and brand details before exporting a PDF or sharing a public link.
Why it helps
A calmer way to turn client input into a quote you can stand behind.
Own branding
Your quote should feel like your business.
Add your business name, logo, and accent color so the final quote feels more aligned with your brand and client communication.
Fully editable
Refine every detail before you send.
Edit scope, wording, line items, prices, notes, client details, and custom sections. DraftToQuote gives you structure — you keep control.
Structured draft
Start from a structured draft, not a blank page.
Turn rough client briefs into a quote draft with scope, line items, assumptions, notes, and totals — ready for your review.
Pricing starting point
Get a stronger first pricing draft.
Start from a more organized pricing structure and refine it with your own professional judgment.
Professional output
Send something your client can actually understand.
Export a PDF or share a public quote link with a clear, polished presentation.
Spend less time formatting quotes.
Create a clear, editable quote draft and send something your client can actually understand.