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Freight Quote Form Example (Word)

A ready-to-fill quote form you can send to a customer. It also asks what the price actually includes. Download it without signing up.

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seferi-freight-quote-form.docx

.docx
01Quote, customer and transport (1–3)
02Load, vehicle and price (4–5)
03Included / excluded items (6)
04Terms, notes and signature (7–8)

Bracketed fields are yours; the rest is waiting to be filled in.

The form has eight sections

The first five are the quote itself; the sixth does the real work. It is a Word file, so you can save it with your own letterhead and reuse it as a template.

04

Quote, customer and transport (1–3)

Quote number, date, validity, customer details, collection and delivery addresses, dates and distance.

04

Load, vehicle and price (4–5)

Commodity, weight, volume or loading metres, special requirements (ADR, reefer), vehicle type, rate and VAT status.

04

Included / excluded items (6)

A twelve-row tick table: waiting time, extra stops, empty running, insurance, tolls and more.

04

Terms, notes and signature (7–8)

Payment method and term, cancellation, limit of liability, a free-text area and a two-party signature block.

What is in section 6

An item that is not defined in the quote cannot be added to the invoice once the job is done — and if it is, it becomes a reconciliation dispute. Every row has an included / excluded box and a unit price field.

Time and route

  • Waiting time at collection
  • Waiting time at delivery
  • Extra stop / deviation
  • Empty running with no return load

Labour and insurance

  • Loading and unloading labour
  • Cargo insurance (CMR / transit)
  • Pallet and packaging return
  • Return of undeliverable cargo

Charges and timing

  • Bridge, motorway and tolls
  • Weighbridge, port, terminal, customs
  • Night, weekend, holiday delivery
  • Late payment charge

No box arrives pre-ticked and there is no preset amount anywhere. What is included is your commercial decision; the form only asks the question.

You have seen the columns. The file itself is one click away — no sign-up, no email.

Where Word stops being enough

For a single quote Word is perfectly fine: open it, fill it in, send it. The form exists to make that easier.

The limit starts at the second quote. Each one is saved as its own file, and which customer got which price — or which quote is still waiting for an answer — lives only in folder names. Nothing reminds you when a quote expires.

The third is consistency. The amount in the quote and the amount on the invoice have to match; every gap turns into reconciliation work later. When the two documents sit in separate files, that check is done by hand.

The fourth is repetition. Quoting the same lane for the third time means opening old files to recall the price, or to see how much the cost has moved since.

Frequently asked questions

What people ask most before downloading.

Is the form Word or Excel?

Word (.docx). A quote is a document you send to a customer: it has to carry your letterhead, your logo and your own wording. Excel is the right tool for tables you fill in — that is why our trip tracking, timesheet and dispatch plan templates are .xlsx. A quote is not that kind of thing.

Does the form contain preset prices or waiting charges?

No, nowhere. The rate, the waiting charge, the validity period and the payment term all arrive empty. A number baked in would read as a market standard, and a quote is binding once it is accepted. The figures are your commercial decision.

Can I leave the included / excluded section empty?

You can, but that is where the form earns its place. Quotes usually go out as a single line — and then waiting time, extra stops and empty running on the way back become an argument at invoicing. You cannot invoice an item the quote never defined. Ticking twelve rows once ends that argument up front.

Can I add my own logo and letterhead?

Yes, that is why it is a Word file. Replace the bracketed fields at the top with your company details, drop in your logo and save it as your own template. After that you only fill in the middle sections.

Do I need to sign up to download it?

No. We do not ask for an email and there is no form. The file downloads as soon as you click.

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Let the quote come out of the inbox

In Seferi the incoming request is read, the cost is worked out and the quote is drafted on the same screen. The price you gave is then compared with the invoice when the trip closes.