Quote software built for the trades
A quote is a firm price. Estimates can move; quotes shouldn't. Glo Invoice's quote workflow gives you a locked, signable price that becomes an invoice the day the job's finished.
You control what the customer sees — full line detail or a lump sum with a scope description. Terms, expiration dates, deposits, and change-order rules travel with the quote.
How Glo Invoice does it
Firm, locked quotes
Set an expiration date, require a deposit at approval, and lock the line items until you unlock them. Change orders create a signed record so nothing's ambiguous later.
- Expiration dates auto-void old quotes
- Deposit-at-approval collects money up front
- Change orders keep a signed audit trail
Digital signature + deposit at approval
The customer signs and pays the deposit in the same flow. You don't chase — the money's already in your Stripe or Square account before you buy materials.
Quote → invoice with change tracking
When the work's done, the quote converts to the final invoice. Scope changes show as separate change-order lines so the customer sees exactly what shifted.
How it works
- Step 1Build the quote
Itemize the work, set terms, add an expiration date.
- Step 2Require a deposit
Optional — collects a fixed amount or a percentage at approval.
- Step 3Send + sign
Customer opens the link, signs, and pays the deposit in one flow.
- Step 4Invoice the balance
Convert to invoice, add any change orders, send the final bill.
Trades that quote (not estimate)
Anywhere the customer wants a fixed number before you touch the job.
Frequently asked
Related in Glo Invoice
Send binding quotes that customers actually sign
Get a deposit up front. Convert to a paid invoice when the job's done.