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Wix App 

Request A Quote

Let customers request quotes instantly

15 Days Free Trial

Monthly: $3.99/month

Yearly: $2.99/month

Install App on Wix App Market

Request A Quote Overview

  • Control the visibility of price, Add to Cart and Buy Now buttons per product

  • Customize your quote button style to match your store branding

  • Manage all incoming quote requests from one centralized dashboard

  • Get instant notifications when a new quote request is submitted

Request a Quote by Codeyard, lets customers submit quote requests directly from your product pages, giving you full control over pricing conversations before checkout. Stop losing high-value customers who need custom pricing and meet them where they are so you can close deals on your terms.  


With a clean, intuitive dashboard, you can review incoming quote requests, respond with custom pricing, set expiration dates on offers, and manage every negotiation in one place without writing a single line of code. Customize the quote form to collect the details you need, assign it to specific products or your entire catalog, and keep your store polished with fully brandable form styling.  


Whether you sell wholesale, custom-made products, or high-ticket items, Request a Quote helps you capture leads you would otherwise lose, reduce abandoned carts caused by price hesitation, and build stronger relationships with buyers who need personalized offers. Turn every quote request into a real sales opportunity.  Start your free trial and get full access for 30 full days. Create quote forms, manage incoming requests, and respond with tailored pricing.

Install App on Wix App Market

Category

Sell Online, App for Stores

Availability

This app is available worldwide.

App languages

English

Site requirement

Wix Stores

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