Scope that reads clearly
Organise deliverables by phase and include exclusions so your starting assumptions are visible.
Turn project scope, working hours and costs into a professional estimate. Give your client a clear view of what is included—and what comes next.
A useful estimate explains the project before it presents a price. Break the work into phases and keep deliverables, assumptions and costs together.
Give each phase a name and describe the work it includes.
Add hours, rates and direct expenses, then choose any project-wide adjustments.
Review a polished preview, export a PDF and keep a local record.
Sample only. Your editor uses the rates and percentages you enter.
Present your project in a document that puts the scope and financial assumptions in the right place.
Organise deliverables by phase and include exclusions so your starting assumptions are visible.
Keep estimated hours and phase durations alongside the work they support.
Add your logo, business details and brand colour, then choose a clean layout.
Discovery. Delivery. Handover. Whatever your project needs, separate the work into meaningful phases rather than one unexplained figure.
Clients can see the planned deliverables, while you can see the hours, rates and expenses behind the estimate.
Add a planning contingency, choose your markup and enter the appropriate tax rate. The document shows those adjustments clearly.
Calstro uses the percentages you provide. It does not set market prices, verify tax treatment or promise a project outcome.
View the calculation tools →Sample only. Your editor uses the rates and percentages you enter.
Start with an example scope, then replace the rates and deliverables with your own.
Discovery, design and development with a clear handover.
Fictional sample rates. Replace with your pricing.
Discovery sessions, analysis and a recommendation report.
Fictional sample rates. Replace with your pricing.
Planning, creative preparation and a launch checklist.
Fictional sample rates. Replace with your pricing.
A focused tool for the conversations that happen before the work begins.
Explain the discovery, analysis and handover behind a professional engagement.
Define phases, deliverables, estimated effort and the assumptions that shape the project.
Present a readable cost breakdown and keep a record of the estimate you prepared.
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A straightforward starting point for your next project.
For independent professionals who estimate regularly.
For a growing service business with a busy pipeline.
For larger project-planning workflows.
GBP prices. Annual plans are billed once per year at 20% less than twelve monthly payments. Any applicable tax must be disclosed before payment.
It organises project scope into phases, calculates labour and direct expenses, and applies the markup, contingency, discount and tax you enter. You can preview, save and export a client-ready estimate.
No. Templates use fictional example rates to demonstrate the tool. Replace them with your own approved pricing, costs and assumptions.
Markup is applied to labour plus direct expenses. Contingency is applied to that adjusted subtotal. The percentage discount then reduces the subtotal, and the tax rate you enter is applied to the result.
Yes. Use Print / PDF in the editor, then choose a printer or Save as PDF in your browser print dialog. Disable browser headers and footers for a clean document.
No. Statuses such as Shared or Approved are manual records. The tool does not send, verify, electronically sign or legally accept an estimate on anyone’s behalf.
In this browser profile on this device. There is no authenticated cloud account or cross-device sync in this edition. Export backups before clearing browser data.
Plans lead to a checkout review, but live billing and paid account activation are not connected in this package. No card details or payments are collected here.
No. You choose the correct tax treatment. Phase durations are planning assumptions; the summed figure is a sequential estimate and does not account for parallel work, holidays or actual resource availability.
Build an estimate that explains the work, the assumptions and the number at the bottom.
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