DocsAutomator vs. Qwilr
If your quotes are rows in Airtable, Google Sheets or Notion, Qwilr turns each one into a page through Zapier, Make or its API. After the first 40 on annual Starter, every page made that way costs $2.00 to $2.50 in credit, on top of $35 per user a month, with no spending cap. A quote that's already sitting in a row shouldn't cost you two dollars to make. We fill the Google Docs or Word template you already have from that row, on a flat plan from $19 a month for 100 documents. Your client accepts in one click, the accepted PDF goes back on the row, and your whole team is included.
What a Qwilr page costs when a Zap makes it
Qwilr charges credit for pages made through Zapier, Make, its API or its MCP server. Pages built by hand in its editor, or from its HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and Zoho integrations, use no credit, so those teams pay for seats only.
Annual Starter comes with a one-time $100 credit, enough for 40 pages. After that, each page costs $2.50, or you buy 250 pages for $500 and every page past the bundle costs $2.00 for the rest of the year. Here's what a year costs one person sending quotes from a table.
Year one, billed annually, at US list prices, with Qwilr's cheaper option (pay per page, or buy the $500 bundle) in every row. Each extra person who builds or sends quotes in Qwilr adds $420 a year on Starter.
Your template, filled from the row
DocsAutomator
Your quote stays in Google Docs or Word, where whoever owns the wording already edits it. We fill it straight from the row: the client, the dates and every line item from the linked records, with totals.
Qwilr
You build the quote again as a page in the Qwilr editor, from its templates and saved blocks. Airtable, Google Sheets and Notion aren't on its integrations page (October 2026).
Where the accepted quote ends up
DocsAutomator
Your client opens the quote, reads it and clicks Accept, with no account and no signature to draw. The accepted PDF, with a Certificate of Acceptance as its last page, goes back on the Airtable, Notion or Google Sheets row, or to Google Drive, SmartSuite or ClickUp.
Qwilr
Your client clicks Accept on the page. Qwilr's automations write the result back to a CRM deal on Growth and Scale, and Growth starts at $3,300 a year. To get the yes onto an Airtable or Google Sheets row, you build that yourself from Qwilr's pageAccepted webhook, with a Zap for example.
Each accepted or signed document also fires a webhook, so Zapier, Make or n8n can start the next step, such as sending the invoice.
If your data is in Airtable
DocsAutomator creates the document from the Airtable record, gets it signed or accepted, and puts the sealed PDF back on the record.
1. Start from the record
A button, a status change or an Airtable automation starts DocsAutomator. The record fills your Google Docs, Word or PDF template, including line items from linked records.
2. Signers come from fields
The names and email addresses of the signers come from fields on the record, so nobody copies them by hand. You set the signing order and the reminders once in the automation.
3. The sealed PDF goes back to the record
When the last person signs, the sealed PDF with its certificate lands in an attachment field on the record. Values the signers enter can go back into fields, so the next Airtable automation can start on its own.
Use it for quotes, proposals, contracts, leases and work orders. A quote can go out for one-click acceptance instead of signing. E-signing and acceptance are included in every plan. See pricing for the details.
The details Qwilr users ask about
Qwilr prices and limits from its pricing page and help center, October 2026.
Moving a Qwilr quote into a template
What moves over
Your wording, your sections, your pricing and your signers. The pricing table becomes a line-item table that fills from the linked records on the row.
What stays in Qwilr
The tiered-plan picker, where the client chooses between your plans, and the ROI calculator. A quote made here shows the one price you're offering. Most clients don't sign a quote. They read the price and say yes.
Who helps
With our done-for-you setup, we move your quotes over for you. It costs $499 once with a yearly plan, and the yearly Scale plan includes it. Book a call and bring one of your Qwilr quotes.
How the move works
- Copy the text and pricing of one Qwilr quote into a Google Doc or a Word file.
- Replace the client name, the dates and the line items with placeholders for the fields in your table.
- Connect the table in DocsAutomator, turn on Acceptance and send a test to yourself.
Frequently asked questions
What customers are saying about us
Read what hundreds of happy customers are saying about DocsAutomator.
Before I discovered Docsautomator, generating reports from Airtable was a time-consuming task that drained both my time and energy. However, Docsautomator changed everything and made the process feel effortless.
As a botanical garden operator staffed by volunteers, DocsAutomator has revolutionized our document generation process. This powerful tool seamlessly integrates with our Airtable databases, allowing us to effortlessly create a wide range of docs!
I had a complex process with Airtable and Fillout I was trying to work out and an Airtable consultant told me about DocsAutomator as a much better alternative to Airtable's Page Designer for external documents. She also said Rupert was very helpful.
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