Singapore · SGD · GST 9%
Free quote maker for Singapore
Price a job with GST worked out and a valid-until date. When your customer says yes, switch to the invoice: everything you typed carries across.
- Rules checked 1 November 2026 against IRAS guidance
- No sign-up
- Nothing is uploaded: it is made in your browser
- No watermark
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What to put on a quotation in Singapore
If you are GST-registered, IRAS says all written and verbal quotations must include the GST component, and the GST-inclusive price must be at least as prominent as any GST-exclusive price. Beyond that, it is about being clear. A good quotation shows:
- Your business name, contact details and GST reg. number
- Your customer's name
- A quotation number and the date
- A valid-until date, so prices do not stay open for ever
- Each item or task with its quantity and price
- The total including GST first, with the GST-exclusive amount and the GST below it, if you are registered
- Your terms: deposit, what is not included, and how long the work takes
When the customer accepts, open the invoice maker. Your details and items carry across in this browser tab.
Every required detail, thresholds, record keeping and e-invoicing, with links to IRAS.
Questions
Should a quotation include GST?
Yes, if you are GST-registered. IRAS says all written and verbal quotations must include the GST component, and the GST-inclusive price must be at least as prominent as any GST-exclusive price. Papertern shows the total including GST first, with the GST-exclusive amount and the GST below it.
How long should a quote stay valid?
There is no set period. Between 14 and 30 days is common. Put the date on the quote so both sides know.
Can I turn a quote into an invoice?
Yes. Open the invoice maker from the tabs above: your business, customer and items carry across in this browser tab.