Question 1

Can I try it for free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your first 10 quotes sent to a customer are free, with every feature from the Pro plan included. You're using the full product from day one, not a limited trial. No credit card needed to start.

It only counts when you send a quote, not when you draft one, so you can create and edit as many drafts as you like. Use the trial to set up your company and service catalog, draft quotes with AI, and see how the customer workflow fits your business.

Once you've sent your 10 free quotes, you pick a paid plan to keep going. There's no automatic surprise charge, upgrading is an explicit choice.

Question 2

What does DoneQuote cost?

Accepted Answer

Your first 10 quotes sent to a customer are free, with every feature from the Pro plan included. No stripped-down trial and no credit card required to start.

After that, you pick a plan. Pro is $99 per month billed yearly, or $119 per month billed monthly, and covers up to 100 quotes per month with 3 users included. Business is $299 per month billed yearly, or $349 per month billed monthly, with 300 quotes per month, 10 users, AI intake, done-for-you onboarding, and priority support. Need more volume or users? We put together a custom Scale plan on request.

Both plans are cancellable any time, with no minimum term. Yearly billing works out cheaper than monthly.

Question 3

How is this different from accounting software?

Accepted Answer

Accounting packages do a great deal: invoices, bank imports, tax filings, annual accounts. That makes them powerful, but also complex and sometimes expensive. For many self-employed people, 80% of those features are unnecessary for day-to-day work.

DoneQuote does one thing and does it well: making quotes. The focus is on the fastest, smartest path from "customer asks for a price" to "quote is sent". The AI, the service catalog, the photo analysis, the client portal: everything is built around that one process. There are no invoices, no bank connections, no tax filings.

That also means DoneQuote sits well alongside an accounting package. You make the quote in DoneQuote, the customer approves, and once the job goes ahead you create the invoice in your accounting software. Both tools do what they're good at. Some users prefer working this way, others like one tool for everything. That's a personal choice.

Question 4

How does the AI create a quote?

Accepted Answer

When you create a new quote, you can describe the job in plain language. Write, for example: "Renovate bathroom, 13 by 10 feet, including tiles and replacing the plumbing fixtures." The AI processes that text, recognizes the work, and creates a list of line items. It then links those to the services and prices you entered earlier in your service catalog.

The difference with other tools is that the AI doesn't just invent a generic price. It starts from your own rates and descriptions. If you have a service "Tiling per sq ft" at $4.50, that's exactly the rate the AI uses. You can also upload photos: the AI analyzes them and counts, for instance, the number of windows, doors, or square feet that need to be treated.

After generating, all line items are simply editable. You can add, remove, or adjust lines through a text field ("Add 2 outlets") or directly in the table. The AI is a starting point, not an end point. You only send the quote once you're happy with it.

Question 5

Is DoneQuote right for my industry?

Accepted Answer

DoneQuote is built for businesses where quoting is a recurring part of the work. That includes installers, painters, cleaners, roofers, landscapers, and construction firms, but also event agencies, photographers, web designers, and other creative service providers. If you have your own set of services with fixed or variable rates, it works.

The tool is less suited if you build every quote fully custom without any pattern, or if you work in an industry with very complex contract structures that require extensive legal clauses. For most small businesses and self-employed people, though, the work falls into recognizable patterns, and that's exactly where the AI helps.

You can make the AI work better for your industry by giving good instructions: describe how you approach quotes, what assumptions the AI may make, and how your prices are built up. The more context you give, the more usable the first version of the quote will be.

Question 6

Is my data safe?

Accepted Answer

Your company details, customer information, and quotes are visible only to you. Other users of the platform have no access to your account or files. Connections to the server run over HTTPS, so data is sent encrypted.

The AI features of DoneQuote process the text and photos you provide in order to generate quotes. That input is not used to retrain AI models or to share data with other companies. Your price lists and customer data stay yours.

DoneQuote is a European-operated service and works within European law. For specific questions about data storage and data processing agreements, you can get in touch through the email address on the website. A data processing agreement is available on request for business plans.

Question 7

What exactly is DoneQuote?

Accepted Answer

DoneQuote is an online tool for making fast, professional quotes with the help of AI. You describe a job, paste an email, or upload a photo, and the AI automatically drafts a complete quote with line items and prices based on your own service catalog. You review the result and send it on. That way you're done in minutes instead of half an hour.

The platform is built for self-employed people and small businesses that make quotes regularly: installers, painters, cleaning companies, event agencies, designers, and others where quoting is a fixed part of every job. You enter your business registration and tax numbers once, and they appear automatically on your quotes.

DoneQuote is not an accounting package and not an invoicing program. It focuses specifically on making and sending quotes. That means everything in the tool is tuned to that: drafting a quote quickly, managing them clearly, and sharing them easily with your customer through a personal link.

Question 8

How do I add my logo?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Settings" and find the section for your company profile. There you'll find an upload button for your logo. Upload an image in PNG or JPG format. A transparent background (PNG) works best, so the logo looks clean on a white quote.

Once uploaded, your logo appears at the top right of every quote you create. Customers who view the quote through a link see your logo too. That way the quote looks professional and recognizable right away.

Preferably use an image at least 400 pixels wide, so the logo stays sharp on higher-resolution screens. Very large files aren't needed: a logo of 100 to 300 kilobytes is more than enough.

Question 9

How do I add services and prices?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Services" in the menu and click "Add service". For each service you enter a name, a short description, the unit (for example "per hour", "per sq ft", "per item"), and the price. You can also set a tax rate per service.

The more detail you give in your service descriptions, the better the AI can pick a fitting service when it drafts a quote. A service called "Exterior wall painting" with a good description gives the AI much more to work with than a service labeled only "Painting".

Have a lot of services? Then importing is easier than entering everything by hand. You can upload an existing price list as Excel, CSV, or PDF, and the AI pulls the services and prices out of it automatically. After the import you review the result and adjust a few things if needed.

Question 10

How do I create an account?

Accepted Answer

Go to donequote.com and click "Sign up". Enter your email address, a password, and your business registration and tax numbers. You don't need a credit card.

After creating your account you land straight in the setup. Here you fill in your company name, address details, and logo. That information appears automatically on all your quotes.

After that you're ready to enter your services and create your first quote. Your first 10 quotes are free, with every feature from the Pro plan included.

Question 11

How do I create my first quote?

Accepted Answer

Click "New quote" in the dashboard. You choose whether to describe the job in text, upload a photo, or combine both. Then type what needs to be done: "Paint kitchen, 4 walls, rough plaster present." The AI generates a proposal with line items and prices based on your service catalog.

When you work from the quote overview on a phone, tap **New**. Choose **Blank quote** to start without a base, or **From template** to pick a template or standard structure first.

Review the proposal. If something is wrong or missing, adjust it through the text field ("Remove the finishing line item, add 2 extra doors") or directly in the table. You can also add lines by hand. When you're happy, add the customer details and click "Save quote".

You send it via a personal link that you share with your customer. The customer opens the link in their browser, sees a clean view of the quote, and can approve it online. You don't have to export anything or send it as an attachment unless you want to.

Question 12

How fast can I get started?

Accepted Answer

After signing up you fill in your company details: name, address, and your registration and tax numbers. That takes a few minutes. Then you enter your services with their prices. Have an existing price list as Excel, CSV, or PDF? You can import it directly, so you don't have to retype everything by hand.

Once your services are in, you can create your first quote. Describe the job in plain language, let the AI generate a proposal, adjust a few lines if needed, and send the link to your customer. For a standard job you're often ready within five minutes.

Most users are fully set up and have sent their first quote within about fifteen minutes. DoneQuote works on your phone, tablet, or computer — open it in Safari or Chrome and you are ready to quote.

Question 13

Can I import a price list?

Accepted Answer

Under "Services" in the menu you'll find the option to import a price list. You can upload files in Excel (.xlsx), CSV, or PDF format. The AI reads the file and recognizes the services, units, and prices.

After the import you see an overview of what the AI recognized. Check the names, units, and amounts before you save. Sometimes a price is in an odd format or a service has an unclear name: you then adjust that quickly. For most standard price lists the import goes smoothly right away.

If your price list looks a bit more irregular, for example a Word document or a PDF with complex formatting, the AI may not recognize everything perfectly. In that case it's useful to check the most important services by hand and correct them where needed.

Question 14

How do I set AI instructions?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Instructions" in the menu. Here you write in plain language how you want the AI to behave when drafting quotes. Say which assumptions it may make, how your costs are built up, what you don't include in a quote by default, or in what tone you write your quotes.

Examples of useful instructions: "Always add a 10% markup on material costs for contingencies." Or: "Always show tax separately, even for private customers." Or: "Never include travel costs, I already factor those into my hourly rate." The more specific, the better the AI understands your way of working.

You don't have to write the instructions perfectly the first time. Start with a few basic rules and add to them as you notice the AI getting something wrong. It's a living document you can adjust based on experience.

Question 15

How do I set my company details?

Accepted Answer

Go to "Settings" in the menu. Here you'll find a section for your company profile. Fill in your company name, address, email, phone number, registration number, and tax number. These details appear automatically on all your quotes, so you don't have to enter them again each time.

Make sure your registration and tax numbers are entered correctly. On a quote these details have to be right: a customer or accountant may check them. If you're a sole proprietor, your tax number may be based on your personal tax ID; that's what shows on quotes.

You can adjust your company details at any time. Moving to a new address or changing your phone number? Update it in the settings and all new quotes automatically use the new details. Existing quotes you've already sent don't change.

Question 16

What documents should I upload?

Accepted Answer

Under "Documents" in the menu you can upload files the AI may use as background knowledge. Think of a detailed price list, a supplier's product catalog, technical specifications of materials, or standard methods you follow. The AI can use that information when drafting quotes.

Uploading is simple: click "Upload document" and pick a file. Supported formats are PDF, Word documents, and plain text files. After uploading, the AI processes the document and adds its content to the knowledge base for your account.

Documents aren't the same as your service catalog, which you manage separately under "Services". Documents are more background material: extra information that helps the AI make better decisions in unclear or complex situations. You don't strictly need to upload documents to get started, but the more relevant information you give, the more precise the quote suggestions become.

Question 17

Can I download a quote as PDF?

Accepted Answer

The quote editor has a **Download** button. It gives you the whole quote as a PDF: your company details, your logo, the customer details, all the lines and the totals. The same download also includes the photos, the attachments, your internal notes, and the AI conversation, plus a text file (`data.md`) that software and AI assistants can work with quickly.

That download is meant for **your own records**, not to send to the customer. The download also contains your internal notes, which aren't meant for the customer.

To your customer you don't send a file, but the **personal link** to the quote. That way the customer always sees the current version, can approve in one click, and you can see when the quote was viewed. See also: [why we don't send PDF files to customers](/en/faq/why-not-pdf-first).

Question 18

Why not just send a PDF?

Accepted Answer

At DoneQuote you share a quote as a **personal link**, not as a PDF attachment. That's a deliberate choice.

A PDF is a snapshot. As soon as you change something (a price, a line, a date), the file the customer has in their inbox is no longer correct, and you have to send a new version. Before you know it, three PDFs are circulating and nobody knows which one is right.

The quote link solves that:

- **Always current.** The customer automatically sees the latest version. Change something and you don't have to resend anything.
- **Approval in one click.** The customer approves directly or asks a question on the page itself, without the back-and-forth of signatures on paper.
- **Insight for you.** You can see when the quote was viewed and when there's a response.
- **Complete.** Photos, attachments, and notes stay neatly together, on the phone too.

Still want a file for your own records? You can: in the editor you download the whole quote as a PDF. That one is meant for you, not to send to the customer. See [Can I download a quote as PDF?](/en/faq/quote-as-pdf).

Question 19

Does AI use my own prices?

Accepted Answer

The AI doesn't invent rates. It uses the services and prices you entered in your service catalog. If you have "Interior painting" set at $38 per hour, that's the amount the AI uses. It doesn't fall back on market prices or averages.

If the AI recognizes a type of work for which there's no matching service in your catalog, it can add a service with an estimated price. In that case you'll see it clearly in the quote and can adjust the price or replace the service with one from your own catalog. It's always wise to review the quote before you send it.

Want the AI to never fill in prices itself when there's no match? Say so in your AI instructions: write that it may only use services that are in the catalog, and that it should add a note for missing services instead of estimating a price.

Question 20

Can I duplicate a quote?

Accepted Answer

On the quote page or in the quote overview you can duplicate a quote through the options menu. A new quote is created with the same line items, descriptions, and prices, but without the customer details. You fill those in afterwards for the new customer.

This is handy when you do similar work for several customers, or when you want to set up a template at the start of a project. The duplicated quote is completely separate from the original: changes to the copy have no effect on the original quote.

You can then adjust the copy further with the AI or by hand. Change quantities, add or remove lines, and update the customer details. That saves you the time of generating everything again when the basics are already in place.

Question 21

Can I edit a quote with AI?

Accepted Answer

The quote page has a text field you use to direct the AI. Type what needs to change, just as you'd explain it to a colleague. Examples: "Add 3 skylights at $85 each", "Remove the leveling line item", or "Double the hours for exterior wall painting." The AI processes the instruction and adjusts the line items.

You see the change right away in the quote. If it's not right, you can undo the change or give a new instruction. The AI takes your existing services and prices into account when adding new lines.

This works best for clear-cut changes: adding something, removing it, or adjusting a quantity. For small corrections such as a typo or a price you want just slightly different, editing the table row by hand is often faster.

Question 22

How do I edit a quote?

Accepted Answer

Every line item in a quote can be edited by hand. Click a row to change the description, quantity, unit, or price. You can also add new lines through the button at the bottom of the list, or delete existing lines.

At the top of the quote there are also fields for the header and a personal greeting or introduction. Those are editable too. That way you can add a specific note for this customer, or mention a different payment term.

You can mix AI edits and manual edits. Let the AI do the heavy lifting for the bulk of the line items, then adjust by hand the details the AI couldn't quite guess. That combines the best of both: speed and precision.

Question 23

How do quote versions work?

Accepted Answer

Every time you save a quote or make a larger change, DoneQuote saves a version. That way you keep a history of how the quote looked before. This is handy if a customer asks about the previous version, or if you accidentally changed something you didn't mean to.

You can view the version history from the quote page. Click the version icon or the "Versions" link to see an overview of earlier versions with their date and time. You can view an earlier version and restore it if needed.

Versions are created automatically; you don't have to do anything for it. The system works in the background, so you can just work without saving by hand all the time. Changes are saved automatically at regular intervals.

Question 24

Can I work on multiple quotes?

Accepted Answer

Under "Quotes" in the menu you'll find an overview of all the quotes you've made. Each quote shows the status (draft, sent, approved, rejected), the customer, the total amount, and the date. That gives you an at-a-glance view of what's outstanding.

You can filter quotes by status, search by customer name, and sort by date or amount. If you're working with several customers at once, that overview is the fastest way to keep track of what still needs action.

You cannot edit the content of several quotes at once because each quote has its own content. In the overview, you can select quotes and move them to the trash together. With exactly one quote selected, **Duplicate** is also available; with two or more, that action disappears. Use **Clear** to leave selection mode without changing anything.

Question 25

Can AI analyze photos?

Accepted Answer

When you create a quote, you can add a photo of the situation you're quoting for. That could be a photo of a facade that needs painting, a bathroom being renovated, a garden being landscaped, or a space that needs cleaning.

The AI analyzes the photo and tries to recognize relevant information: the number of windows and doors, the estimated area, the type of materials, or the condition of the object. It combines that information with your description of the job and your own service catalog to generate a quote.

The photo analysis is a tool, not an exact measurement. The AI makes an estimate based on what it sees. Always check whether the measurements and quantities match what you measured or saw on site. A good photo from a stable viewpoint gives the AI more to work with than a blurry or crooked shot.

If you send a photo that has nothing to do with your trade (a landscape, a selfie, or something random), the AI does not invent a quote. You get back an empty draft, a short description of what the AI sees in the photo, and one targeted question to get clarity. Better a question back than an invented row of windows.

Question 26

Does it work on my phone?

Accepted Answer

Yes. DoneQuote works on your phone, tablet, or computer. Open it in Safari or Chrome on your phone and you have access to all your quotes and features.

The interface is designed to work comfortably on a smaller screen too. You can view a quote, edit it, and copy a customer link without having to sit behind a laptop. Uploading photos for the photo analysis works on your phone as well: take a picture with your camera or pick one from your album.

For setting up your account, entering an extensive service catalog, or importing a price list, a laptop or computer is handier. But for day-to-day work, quickly sending a quote or checking one that's already out, your phone works fine.

Question 27

How does AI intake work on your request page?

Accepted Answer

DoneQuote gives you a personal request page with its own URL to share with potential customers. Instead of a blank form, your customer can have a short AI conversation that asks the follow-up questions you would ask: what the job involves, the address, measurements, and the details your trade needs. The AI knows your services, so its questions adapt to the job.

Answers stay quick: when possible, the AI offers reply buttons so the customer does not have to type everything. Customers can also attach photos. When the conversation is complete, the request appears under **Requests** in your dashboard with the full conversation attached.

By default, DoneQuote automatically converts a complete request into a draft quote. You review the draft and decide when to send it. If you disable **Automatically create quotes**, the request stays under **Requests** and you click **Create quote** when you want to turn it into a draft.

Prefer a classic form? Every request page has one too. If the AI chat cannot continue, your customer gets a link to that form. Previously entered details are carried over where possible.

Question 28

Can I turn a request into a quote?

Accepted Answer

Incoming requests from your request page appear under **Requests** in the dashboard. Open a request to review what the customer needs, their contact details, any photos, and the full AI conversation.

By default, complete requests are converted into draft quotes automatically. The AI reads the request, carries over the customer details, and creates line items based on your service catalog. You review the draft, make any changes, and then send the quote link.

If you disabled **Automatically create quotes** in **Settings → Request form**, the request stays under **Requests** instead. Open it and click **Create quote** to start the same conversion manually.

If a request is too vague for a useful quote, leave it open and ask the customer for the missing details before creating the draft.

Question 29

How do I add a customer?

Accepted Answer

The quote page has a field for the customer. Start typing and DoneQuote searches your customer database. Already in there? Click their name and the details fill in. Not there yet? You can create a new customer directly from the quote with a name, address, and email.

New customers are saved automatically to your customer list under "Customers". That way you build up a customer database as you go, without having to set aside separate time for it.

If you have a customer with multiple locations or contacts, you can save them separately in the customer list under a distinct name or with an addition to the name. There is currently one contact per customer per quote.

Question 30

What is the client portal?

Accepted Answer

When a customer opens the quote link, they see a clear view of the quote. At the top are your company details and logo, then the customer details, the quote title and any introduction, and then the list of line items with quantities, prices, and totals including tax.

The customer doesn't see any internal notes, version history, or other information meant only for you. They see exactly what you want to show them: a professional, readable quote.

At the bottom of the quote, the customer can approve it with a click of the approval button. After approval you get a notification and the status of the quote changes to "Approved". The customer can also leave a comment if they have questions or want something adjusted.

Question 31

How does a customer approve a quote?

Accepted Answer

At the bottom of the quote in the client portal there's a clear button the customer uses to accept the quote. After a click, the customer confirms that they agree with the quote as it stands. The date and time of the approval are recorded.

Once the customer has approved, the status of the quote in your dashboard changes to "Approved". You can also set up a notification so you get an email right away when a quote is approved. That way you never miss an approval, even if you're not looking at the tool at that moment.

An online approval through the tool carries the same business value as an approval by email: it's a written confirmation from the customer that they agree with the quote. If you want more formal certainty, you can also ask for a signature outside the tool.

Question 32

What if the customer wants changes?

Accepted Answer

If a customer has questions or wants something changed, you make the change to the quote in DoneQuote. Use the AI ("Replace the countertop line item with a worktop at $320") or adjust the lines by hand. Save the changes.

The customer doesn't need a new link. The existing link always shows the most current version of the quote. Send your customer a quick message that the quote has been updated, and they can view it right away and still approve it.

If a customer has rejected the quote, or there's a misunderstanding about the scope, you can also create a completely new quote based on the existing one (by duplicating it). That way you keep the original version intact and work on with a clean slate for the revised version.

Question 33

How do I manage customer details?

Accepted Answer

The menu has a "Customers" section with an overview of all the customers in your account. For each customer you see the name, the email address, and optionally the address and phone number. You can add, edit, or delete customers by hand.

Customers you link to a quote are saved automatically to the customer database. That way you build up an overview of everyone you've worked with as you go, without any extra effort. On a next job from the same customer you can quickly find them again and link them to the new quote.

From the customer page you can also see an overview of all the quotes you've made for that customer. That gives you quick insight into their job history: which jobs were done, what they cost, and whether there are any open quotes.

Question 34

Can I send a quote by email?

Accepted Answer

DoneQuote doesn't send emails automatically on your behalf. You copy the quote link and paste it into an email you send yourself from your own email program. That way you keep control over the tone of the accompanying message and the sender.

This has an advantage too: the email comes from your own address, not from an unknown system. Customers trust an email from their regular contact more than an automated message from a platform.

If you'd rather send a PDF as an attachment, you can export the quote as a PDF and add it to your email. Keep in mind that a PDF is a static file: if you change the quote later, you have to generate a new PDF and send it again.

Question 35

How do I share a quote with a customer?

Accepted Answer

Every quote in DoneQuote gets a unique, personal link. You send that link to your customer by email, WhatsApp, or whatever channel you normally use to communicate. The customer clicks the link and sees the quote right away in their browser, neatly laid out with your logo and company details.

The customer doesn't have to create an account and doesn't have to install anything. The link works on any device: computer, tablet, or phone. As long as the quote is valid, the customer can always open the link.

If you change the quote after you've already shared the link, the customer automatically sees the most recent version. You don't need to send a new link for small changes. Still want to be sure the customer knows about a big change? Just send them a quick message.

Question 36

How do I cancel?

Accepted Answer

You can cancel from the admin panel in the app, or by sending us a message. We'll take care of the rest.

Your cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period: the end of the month for monthly plans, the end of the year for yearly plans. You keep full access until then.

There are no cancellation fees and no minimum term. You can cancel any time.

Question 37

What is the difference between the trial and Pro?

Accepted Answer

There is no separate free plan. You start with a trial, and during that trial you use every feature of Pro. That doesn't change once you upgrade.

The only difference is the counter: your first 10 quotes sent to a customer are free. It counts when you send a quote, not when you draft one, so you can create as many drafts as you like. Once you've sent those 10 quotes, you pick a paid plan to keep sending.

Not sure which plan fits? Watch your quote volume during the trial. Already sending a lot? Business, with 300 quotes per month, may fit better than Pro's 100.

Question 38

How do I upgrade?

Accepted Answer

You can upgrade from the admin panel in the app: pick the plan that fits and complete payment there. Not sure which plan fits? Send us a message, we're happy to help you figure it out.

Your existing quotes, customers, service catalog, and settings all stay in place when you upgrade. Once you're upgraded, you get access to everything in your new plan right away.

Question 39

Which payment methods are supported?

Accepted Answer

You can pay in two ways: by credit card, or by invoice, billed monthly or yearly. Yearly billing works out to a lower monthly price than paying monthly.

Both payment methods give you access to exactly the same features. You choose your payment method and billing term when you upgrade, from the admin panel in the app.

Want to switch payment method or billing term later? Send us a message.

Question 40

What does the Pro plan cost?

Accepted Answer

Pro costs $99 per month billed yearly, or $119 per month if you'd rather pay monthly. Both prices are excl. tax.

You get 100 quotes per month and 3 users included. An extra user costs $25 per month.

Need more quotes or users per month? Take a look at the Business plan.

Question 41

Can I get a refund?

Accepted Answer

DoneQuote doesn't offer refunds. You can cancel any time, though, with no minimum term: you just stop being billed for the next period.

If something went wrong, or a charge doesn't look right, send us a message. We'll always look for a fair solution.

Not sure a plan is right for you yet? Your first 10 sent quotes are free with every Pro feature included, so you can try the product before you pay anything.

Question 42

What happens when I cancel?

Accepted Answer

When you cancel, your plan stays active until the end of your current billing period. After that, your quotes, customers, services, and documents all stay accessible. Nothing gets deleted.

If something about your plan isn't working, or you run into an issue, send us a message. We'll always look for a fair solution.

Want your account fully deleted? Let us know explicitly. We'll then permanently remove your data. That doesn't happen automatically when you cancel.

Question 43

When should I upgrade?

Accepted Answer

Your trial gives you 10 free sent quotes with every Pro feature included. Once you've sent those, you need a paid plan to keep sending. If you already know DoneQuote is a fit, you can upgrade sooner.

Pro fits most freelancers and small teams: up to 100 quotes per month, with 3 users included. If you're regularly sending more quotes, working with a bigger team, or want AI intake, done-for-you onboarding, and priority support, Business, with 300 quotes per month and 10 users, is the better fit.

There's no annual contract required to upgrade. You upgrade whenever you need it.

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