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whether they
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Hi Priya, Aanya Studio has sent you a quote.
Quote QUO26-014, ₹40,000, open until 20 Aug.
Your response
One tap. No code, no account.
Priya accepted QUO26-014. Convert it to an invoice when you're ready.
Logo, type system, colour palette
12 launch templates, editable
PDF, plus working files on handover
Features
A quote you can actually track.
Not a PDF you email and then wonder about. You see when it lands, what they said, and what it turns into.
One tap and
the work is yours.
They open the quote in a browser and accept it. No login, no signup, no six-digit code, no PDF to print and scan back.
From Aanya Studio · Valid until 20 Aug
Your response
They have opened it. No answer yet.
Turn it into an invoice, or into a contract first.
Their note comes back with it. Revise and resend as v2.
What's included
Logo, type system, colour palette. Two rounds of revisions, source files on handover.
12 launch templates, editable in Canva.
Every line explains itself.
Write what a line covers underneath the price. Fewer “what does this include?” replies.
Valid until
20 Aug 2026
Open for 12 more days
Your client can accept any time before then.
Expires tomorrow
Nudge them, or give them longer.
Expires tomorrow
Nudge them, or give them longer.
Validity extended
The quote is open again. Same number, new date.
Your price has an expiry.
A quote from March shouldn't bind you in November. When one is about to lapse, nudge them or give them longer. Moving the date reopens it.
They asked for changes. Send v2.
Every version keeps the same quote number, so there is never a question about which one you're both looking at.
A quote is where the job starts, not where it ends.
An accepted quote becomes an invoice in a click, and the line items, client and terms come with it. Need it in writing first? Turn it into a contract, get that signed, then raise the invoice off the contract.
One quote does not mean one invoice. Bill a milestone at a time by picking the line items it covers, or by typing the amount, and Riffit splits the tax so the parts add back up to the whole. It keeps count of what has been billed against what was agreed.
Priced offer. Your client accepts it from the link.
Optional. Scope and terms, signed before anyone starts.
50%
INV26-051
25%
INV26-052
25%
INV26-053
Questions
Nothing to install. No app, no account, no signup, and no six-digit code. They get a link by email, open the quote in their browser, and tap Accept. If something needs changing first, there is a Request changes link underneath where they can tell you what. That is the whole thing.
Your next quote
Send the price in writing,
not in a chat thread.
A quote they can accept, question or turn down. Whatever they pick, you know where you stand.
