Quote form templates you can rebuild in an afternoon
A quote form is not a contact form with a price field. It is a short interview that collects the three or four facts that actually change the job — then prices them live, so the visitor sees a real number before they commit. These ten templates show the exact field sets we use, the rule behind every option, and the order to build them in.
Start from a real job
10 templates, 10 different pricing models
Every template answers a different question: roofing is priced by area and material, catering by guests and menu tier, accounting by package and payroll headcount, wedding photography by coverage hours and deliverables. They do not share a field list on purpose — a template that works for everything prices nothing accurately.
Roofing quote form
Area × material rate, adjusted by pitch and access, with removal and roof features priced per unit. Best when the final number depends on measurements the homeowner already knows.
Cleaning quote form
A base visit price built from rooms and bathrooms, then a frequency discount that turns a one-off quote into a recurring booking. Best for domestic and small-office cleaners.
Moving quote form
A transport base plus distance, rooms and floor access, with packing and large items priced on top. Best for local movers who need a credible range before a survey.
Landscaping quote form
Area × surface rate, adjusted by clearance and scope, with irrigation and waste priced as real line items. Best when the garden size is known but the design is not.
Auto detailing quote form
A package price multiplied by vehicle size and condition, with add-ons and a mobile call-out fee. Best for studios and mobile detailers who need the bay reserved for the right number of hours.
Wedding photography quote form
A core coverage price plus hourly extensions, then second shooter, album and travel. Best when couples compare three photographers on the same evening and need a number they can trust.
Catering quote form
A per-guest menu price plus the service style, then staff, equipment and travel. Best when an organiser is comparing three caterers for one date and needs a total they can put in a budget.
Med spa quote form
A treatment price plus area, package and preparation fees, with a screening step that routes unsuitable enquiries to a consultation instead of a checkout.
Accounting quote form
A monthly bookkeeping base plus per-employee payroll, quarterly VAT and a year-end fee, with a catch-up charge when the records are behind.
Tattoo quote form
A session-length price plus size, placement, style and colour, with a deposit taken at quote time and a cover-up branch that requires photos before pricing.
What every template page contains
The exact field list
Every question, its input type and why it exists. Copy the set into the builder; do not invent a question that does not change the price or the visit.
Option prices with worked examples
Per-unit rates, percentages and flat fees, each with a sample calculation you can check by hand. The figures are illustrative — replace them with your own rates.
Conditional logic
Which question appears when, and which one disappears. This is the part that makes a long form feel short.
The rebuild order
A numbered sequence that ends with two test submissions. Building a priced form out of order is how totals end up applying discounts to the wrong subtotal.
Before you pick a template
Read the pillar page first if you are still deciding between a quote form and a booking form, or if you need the four rule types explained. Then read the pricing guide if your jobs need more than one adjustment.
Build the workflow, not just the form
Start with the rule types, then see how the quote hands off to a slot and a deposit.
Build your first quote form today
Start your 14-day free trial — publish a priced form, then let the booking and deposit flow do the rest.