Quotation follow up email template
This quotation follow up email template makes it easy to respond by restating the context and asking one clear question.
When to use this
Typically 3–7 business days after sending the quote, depending on your process.
How to write it
- Reference the quote/proposal and the value it offers.
- Ask one simple question about what they need next.
- Offer a short call as an option, not a demand.
- Keep the tone polite and confident.
What to include
- Recipient name
- What you quoted (short context)
- When you sent it (optional)
- A clear next step (answer a question or schedule a brief call)
- Tone selection (professional, warm, firm, or concise)
Subject line ideas
- Following up on the quote for [context]
- Quick check-in: proposal [date]
- Any questions about your quotation?
Example output
Illustrative only—your draft will reflect the details you provide.
Subject
Following up on the proposal
Body
Hi Casey, I’m following up on the proposal I sent last Tuesday. I’m happy to walk through pricing, scope, or timeline on a quick call—whatever is easiest for you. If you’re still evaluating, is there any information missing on our side? Thanks, Drew
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