Give the customer a readable proposal
Describe the job and fee before your team starts delivery.
Track time. Get paid.
Estimates for small businesses
Give your small-business clients a clear price before work starts. Keep estimate revisions visible and carry accepted work into the job you will deliver.
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Agree the work before it starts.
Keep the office and crew aligned
Retain the accepted version when the customer changes the request.
Avoid retyping the agreed work
Carry accepted scope into project setup or an invoice draft.
An accepted estimate does not automatically schedule staff or dispatch the team to a job.
Get started with estimates
- 1Describe the small business job
- 2Confirm its price and terms
- 3Record the customer’s accepted version
- 4Set up the agreed delivery work
Questions about estimates for small businesses
- Do I have to type an accepted estimate again?
- No. An accepted estimate can create a project and budget or an invoice draft. Review the result before work starts or an invoice goes out, especially if the client has requested changes.
- What if the customer changes the job before accepting?
- Revise the estimate so the new work and price are visible. Confirm which version the customer accepts before starting from the old scope.
Try estimates on your next client project
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