Product Detail Page Quotes: 8 Things to Check Before You Sign
The 8 items a product detail page quote should list, package examples from 2 freelance marketplace listings, how to compare quotes on the same scope, and a request template you can copy and send.
In a nutshell
- Read the scope of work on a product detail page quote before you look at the price. Check that it covers 8 things: planning and copy, length, photos, revisions, source files, schedule, usage rights, and VAT and fees.
- On 2 freelance marketplace listings we checked, a KRW 149,000 package included planning, while a KRW 200,000 package only did the design from a plan you supply. The price alone won't tell you which one is the better deal.
- Send the request template below to every provider and you'll get answers you can line up side by side.
Say one provider quotes KRW 99,000 for a product detail page and another quotes KRW 600,000 for what sounds like the same job. Which number is right? Hard to say. We saw a gap that wide on the listings we checked, and the scope and terms differed just as much. Once you change the order in which you read a quote, you can see where the gap comes from.
What should a product detail page quote include?
A breakdown of the scope, item by item. A one-line quote such as "Product detail page, lump sum: KRW 300,000" doesn't say what you're paying for. Ask about each of the 8 items below until there are no blanks left.
| Item | What it should say | What happens if it's missing |
|---|---|---|
| Planning & copy | Who writes the structure and copy | You may have to write the copy yourself or pay more later |
| Length | Number of sections or height in px | Going over the limit may cost extra |
| Photos | Whether there's a shoot, number of shots, whether cutouts and retouching are included | Photo work may be billed separately |
| Revisions | Number, scope, and request deadline | A layout change may turn into paid rework |
| Source files | Whether they're provided, format, cost, and how long they're kept | You may have to hire them again even to change one line of copy |
| Schedule | Draft date, delivery date, and when the turnaround time begins | If your materials arrive late, the schedule slips with them |
| Usage rights | Sales channels, copyright, and whether someone else may edit the page | You may have to renegotiate to use it on another marketplace or edit it |
| VAT & fees | Whether they're included, tax invoices, and payment fees | Quotes that look the same can have different totals |
Why do quotes vary so much for the same product detail page?
Because each price covers different work. On November 5, 2026, we opened 2 product detail page listings on Kmong, a Korean freelance marketplace, and recorded 4 packages with different scopes.
| Case | Price | Work included | Length basis | Free revisions | Source files |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A (listing 1) | KRW 99,000 | Design only | 860px wide, 10,000px tall | Unlimited | PSD costs an extra 15% of the order |
| B (listing 1) | KRW 149,000 | Planning + design | 860px wide, 10,000px tall | Unlimited | PSD costs an extra 15% of the order |
| C (listing 2) | KRW 200,000 | Design only (you supply the plan) | 1,000px wide, 8 sections | 2 | Included (PSD on request) |
| D (listing 2) | KRW 600,000 | Planning + design | 1,000px wide, 8 sections | 2 | Included (PSD on request) |
These are the examples we found. The table isn't an average, and it says nothing about the quality of the work. Even so, you can see that ranking the packages by price doesn't rank them by scope. Package B includes planning for KRW 149,000, while package C costs KRW 200,000 and expects you to bring your own plan. Listing 1 also marks every package "varies by difficulty, consultation required," so the listed price isn't the final quote either. Asking who writes the structure and copy tells you more than the package name or price does. For price ranges that cover both freelancers and agencies, see Product Detail Page Production Costs: A Comparison Guide Before You Outsource.
Beyond the price, a few terms on these two listings are worth checking.
- One listing gave two different revision counts on the same page. Listing 2's package table says 2 revisions for all three packages, while its notes say the cheapest package has no limit on revisions.
- Source file terms differed. Listing 1 charges an extra 15% of the order for the PSD file, while listing 2 includes source files and asks you to request the PSD during the consultation.
- Both listings said a 4.5% fee (VAT included) is added at checkout.
- On both listings, the seller profile said "can issue tax invoices" while the checkout notice said the seller can't. If you buy as a business, ask in writing before you sign.
What does a product detail page quote template look like?
The easiest format to compare puts the terms and the amount for each item on one line. If a quote arrives as a single lump sum, ask the provider to split it into the columns below.
How do you compare the quotes you receive?
Leave the total for last.
- Split each quote into the 8 items above and copy them onto a single table.
- For any item left blank, ask for the price. A blank isn't cheap. It's unknown.
- Add the planning cost to the quote that leaves planning out, and VAT to the quote that excludes it. Compare only once the scopes match.
The numbers below are made up to show the calculation.
| Item | Provider A | Provider B |
|---|---|---|
| Quoted price | KRW 200,000 | KRW 300,000 |
| Planning & copy | KRW 100,000 extra | Included |
| Source files | KRW 30,000 extra | Included |
| VAT | KRW 33,000 extra | Included |
| Same-scope price | KRW 363,000 | KRW 300,000 |
On the quoted price alone, A is KRW 100,000 cheaper. With the scopes matched, B costs KRW 63,000 less.
What should you send when you request a product detail page quote?
If every provider gets the same questions from the start, their answers drop straight into the same columns. Copy the text below and replace the parts in square brackets.
Hello, I'd like to request a quote for a product detail page.
- Product: [product name, sales channel]
- Materials ready: [product photos or not, plan and copy or not]
- Preferred schedule: [desired delivery date]
- Reference page: [link]
Please give me a breakdown of the items below.
- Whether planning and copy are included, and the cost
- The base length, and the cost if it goes over
- Whether a photo shoot, cutouts, and retouching are included, and the cost
- Number of free revisions, scope, request deadline, and the cost beyond that
- Whether source files are provided, the format, the cost, and how long they're kept
- Draft date and delivery date, and when the turnaround time begins
- Whether I can use the page on other sales channels and edit it after delivery
- Whether VAT is included, whether you can issue a tax invoice, and any payment fees
What should you get in writing before signing a contract?
Anything you agreed on in conversation should end up in a message or in the contract. These three are easy to remember differently later.
- The right to edit. Article 45(2) of the Korean Copyright Act says that even when all economic rights are transferred, the right to create and use derivative works is presumed not to be included unless the parties agree otherwise. So a line that just says "copyright transferred" isn't enough. Write down whether you may edit the page after delivery. Listing 2 also says any secondary use (editing or redistribution) that hasn't been agreed on is not allowed.
- What counts as a revision. Two providers can offer the same number of free revisions and still draw the line in different places. Ask with a concrete example, such as "Is changing the background color a revision or rework?"
- Refunds. Listing 1 says orders can't be canceled or refunded once work has started. Find out how much you'd get back at each stage, for example before and after the first draft.
If a lot of money is involved, have a professional review the contract. This post is general information, not legal advice.
Should you outsource, or start with a draft?
Sometimes outsourcing is the right call. The Creazy team itself took on more than 300 product detail page outsourcing projects in 2026. If you want one provider to handle everything including the photo shoot, or you're reworking an entire brand store, getting quotes makes sense.
If you haven't settled on a structure yet, making a draft first is another option. Creazy is an AI service that builds the plan and the design of a product detail page together from your product photos and product information. The site says it takes 3 minutes. You can make up to 2 product detail pages for free just by signing up, so you can try out a structure at no cost before you ask anyone for a quote.
With a draft in hand, you don't need a long explanation of the structure and copy direction you want. It also becomes easier to decide whether a quote should include planning or cover design only. You can also polish the draft and use it yourself. Click any text to change it on the spot, and use the chat when you want changes in several places. Chat edits and exports don't use credits (free accounts get 5 chat requests per project), and a Photoshop export keeps the text as text layers. You export the finished page as images, to Figma or Photoshop, or as a web page, and pick the image width from marketplace presets such as 860px for Naver Smart Store and 780px for Coupang.
FAQ
How much is a typical product detail page quote?
There's no standard price. On the 2 listings we checked, the packages that included planning cost KRW 149,000 and KRW 600,000, and their length and revision terms differed. For ranges that also include agency quotes, see Product Detail Page Production Costs.
Does the price on a quote include VAT?
It varies by quote. Look for "VAT excluded" or "VAT included," and ask if neither appears. Korea's VAT rate is 10%, so a KRW 300,000 subtotal comes to KRW 330,000 with VAT.
How many free revisions do you usually get on a product detail page?
On the listings we checked, some packages included 2 revisions and others had no limit. Along with the number, check what counts as a revision and the deadline for asking.
Do I really need the source files?
If you might edit the page yourself later or pass it to another designer, it's better to have them. Some providers include them for free and others sell them as an add-on, so ask about the cost and how long they keep the files.
What should I prepare when requesting a product detail page quote?
Your product information, whether you have product photos, whether you have a plan or copy, your preferred delivery date, and a link to a reference page. Drop them into the request template above and send it.
You already have quotes. What do you do first?
Copy each quote onto the 8-item table. Ask again only about the blanks, and compare totals once the scopes match.
