Boat Detailing Pricing Calculator (Excel) — Per-Foot Quoting Tool for Mobile Detailers

**Most boat detailing "price lists" are just a flat number per package — $150 for a wash, $300 for a detail — no matter if the boat is 20 feet or 50, spotless or oxidized.** This one actually calculates. Enter the boat's length, type, and condition, check off any add-ons, and it prices the job the way real detailers do: by the foot, adjusted for what's actually in front of you.

What's Inside

- **Cover** — branded for your business, with a live preview of the calculator in action

- **How To Use** — a plain-English walkthrough and color key, so nothing gets edited by accident

- **Pricing Assumptions** — every rate is yours to edit: package rates per foot, boat-type and condition multipliers, 8 add-on services, travel fee tiers, tax rate, deposit percentage

- **Quote Calculator** — enter one job's details from a dropdown, get an instant itemized price. No formulas to touch.

- **Client Quote** — a clean, printable one-page quote that pulls every number live from the calculator, ready to export as a PDF or print for the client

- **Quote Log** — a running record of every job you've priced, booked, and completed

Who This Is For

Solo and small-crew boat detailers — mobile or marina-based — who currently price jobs off memory or a flat-rate flyer, and want a tool that adjusts for boat size, condition, and add-ons without redoing the math every time.

Built On Real Numbers

Boat detailing runs roughly $8–$40 per foot depending on package and condition — this calculator's default rates start there, but every single one is an editable amber cell. Set them once to match your market and they hold for every future quote.

No Guesswork, No Subscription

Works in Excel or Google Sheets. No macros, no add-ins, no monthly fee — buy once, use forever. Fully editable: change your rates any time your pricing changes.

Format

1 Excel workbook (.xlsx), 6 linked tabs. Compatible with Excel and Google Sheets.

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*Join the detailers already using this to quote jobs in seconds instead of guessing on the phone.*