Build one costed quote
Work through sixteen lessons linking scope, billable capacity, project activities and costs. Use the worksheets to record your assumptions and distinguish contingency, markup and actual results.
A practical kit for pricing your time, defining the work, and handling changes.
$39 USD · One-time purchase
Printable workbook + offline tool. No subscription.

Jules is a fictional, AI-generated presenter.
Work through sixteen lessons linking scope, billable capacity, project activities and costs. Use the worksheets to record your assumptions and distinguish contingency, markup and actual results.
Follow a fictional brochure project from a five-page quote to smaller and larger alternatives. The worked calculations and comparison worksheet show how changing the deliverable changes the estimate.
Use the change record and example message to describe added work, its fee and timing, and the client’s written choice. The workbook also distinguishes extra work from correcting your own error.
Offline quote calculator included. Files work on your own device. This product provides self-guided planning tools, not personalized professional advice or guaranteed results.
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The free calculator and scope card let you estimate a project and define what it includes. You can keep using them on their own. If you are a solo designer preparing a fixed-fee quote and want a structured sequence to follow, the $39 kit adds sixteen workbook lessons in printable PDF and editable text, plus a downloadable offline calculator. The sequence covers quote options, change approval, payment milestones and project review. It provides planning tools, not a client portal, contract-signing service or a promise that clients will accept your price.
A downloadable workbook and a self-contained HTML tool. The workbook can be printed or read on screen. The tool opens in a current browser; there is no cloud account or sync.
The presenter is an original fictional AI character. The product demonstrations are examples, not testimonials or claims of personal experience.
No. The kit helps you work through a specific planning task. Your circumstances and choices determine how useful it is.