Look beyond the unit price
Bring order minimums, tooling, shipping terms, and other quoted charges together so you can see what each offer includes.
A supplier’s unit price is only part of what you’re agreeing to. Order minimums, shipping terms, tooling, production timing, and sample quality all affect whether the offer works for your business.
Supplier Quote & Sample Comparison Workbook $20.00
Google Sheets workbook + PDF guide · Compare up to five suppliers
| Detail | Supplier A | Supplier B |
|---|---|---|
| Unit price | $4.80 | $4.50 |
| Minimum order | 500 units | 1,000 units |
| Tooling cost | $300 | $600 |
| Products + tooling | $2,700 | $5,100 |
Illustrative quotes. Totals include the minimum order and tooling only; freight, duties, and other charges are excluded.
Bring scattered quotes, sample notes, and supplier answers into one workbook so you can compare your options and see what still needs confirming.
For $20.00, you get:
Write down what you need before asking for quotes. A shared product specification helps you compare offers against the same target.
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Bring order minimums, tooling, shipping terms, and other quoted charges together so you can see what each offer includes.
Record how each sample compares with what you asked for, with links to photos or files when useful.
Keep missing supplier answers visible so you know what to follow up on before making your choice.
A lower price may come with a higher minimum order, more tooling costs, or a sample that needs further work. Use the decision view to review those differences together.
The workbook helps you organize the full offer and document your reasoning. The final supplier decision is yours.
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Start with your product requirements, add the quotes and sample results, and work through the supplier decision in one place.

The PDF guide is included with your workbook.
Give each supplier the same product details.
Record the answers you have and leave unanswered fields blank.
Review costs, timing, sample results, and outstanding questions before deciding.
Missing a detail? Use the comparison to see what to ask the supplier next.
Up to five suppliers in one workbook.
No. It organizes the quotes, samples, and terms so you can compare them. You make the final decision.
Yes. Start with What I Need to define your product requirements, then share the same details with each supplier when requesting quotes.
Leave that field blank until you have an answer. The comparison helps you keep track of missing details and follow-up questions.
The workbook’s structure is already set up, and the companion guide walks you through entering information and comparing offers.
A Google Sheets workbook for comparing quotes and samples from up to five suppliers, plus a companion PDF guide.