A simple, private worksheet

What will each quote
actually cost to order?

Compare two quotes using the quantity you need and the costs you have confirmed. A fictional example is loaded so you can see how it works.

Fictional example loaded. Replace the values with confirmed quote details to compare your own options.

How many units do you need?Use the same item specification for both quotes.

Quote A

Unit price ($)Per unit, in USD. Up to two decimals.

Freight ($)Confirmed freight cost. Use 0 if included.

Minimum order (units)Minimum units you must buy. Use 0 if none.

Pack size (units)Units per pack. Use 1 for individual units.

Other required fees ($)Other mandatory fees. Use 0 if none.

Quote B

Unit price ($)Per unit, in USD. Up to two decimals.

Freight ($)Confirmed freight cost. Use 0 if included.

Minimum order (units)Minimum units you must buy. Use 0 if none.

Pack size (units)Units per pack. Use 1 for individual units.

Other required fees ($)Other mandatory fees. Use 0 if none.

Both quotes are for the same item and delivery needs.

All amounts are USD. Tax is excluded. Inputs stay in your browser. No uploads or automatic saving.

Your comparison

Order quantity × unit price, plus freight and fees. Minimum orders and pack sizes may increase the quantity.

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Reading your comparison

The tool rounds the order quantity up to satisfy the minimum order and pack size.
Blank or invalid costs stop the comparison. Use zero only when the quote confirms that no charge applies.
Taxes, financing, currency conversion, inventory value, and unentered costs are not calculated.
A lower total is not a recommendation. Check specification, availability, delivery timing, payment terms, and other requirements before deciding.
The example assumes 100 equivalent units and confirmed freight, with no minimum order, pack restriction, or other fee.