Selling abroad multiplies revenue but adds complexity. Learn how to quote internationally without losing money to exchange rates or bad collections.
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Quote in your base currency where you can. If it's a foreign one, add an adjustment clause if the rate moves >5%.
EXW (client collects), FOB (placed at port), CIF (with insurance), DDP (delivered). Define responsibilities.
With a valid intra-EU VAT number, invoice without VAT (reverse charge). Always verify in VIES.
No VAT, but with customs documentation. Keep the export declaration as proof.
Advance transfer, letter of credit, escrow. Never net-30 with a new client.
Specify the contract language (English or local). Avoids legal ambiguity.
💡 41% of exporting SMBs report at least one international non-payment per year.
Source: Trade body 2024
💡 Quoting with an exchange-adjustment clause cuts currency losses by 60%.
Source: Banking report
Multi-currency support, English templates, adaptable T&C. Sell to the world without friction.