Request a Quote for WooCommerce
Let customers add WooCommerce products to a quote list and submit a quote request — directly from the shop page or single product page — without going …
1.0
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Tested to 7.0.2
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7.2
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A single maintainer. Worth knowing if the plugin is load-bearing for your store.Maintenance & trust
Scored on how Request a Quote for WooCommerce is looked after — not on how many stores run it.
Maintenance
35 / 35WordPress compatibility
20 / 20Support responsiveness
Not enough dataMerchant satisfaction
8 / 15Listing transparency
7 / 10Ratings
1.0
1 ratingRequest a Quote for WooCommerce transforms your WooCommerce store into a quote-driven sales channel. Instead of (or alongside) a standard cart, customers can add products to a quote list, review them in a sleek slide-in sidebar, and submit their enquiry with just a name and email address.
The submitted quote is saved automatically as a custom record inside your WordPress admin and triggers an email notification to both the customer and your store admin — complete with a full product breakdown including list price, unit cost, discount percentage, new unit price, and total.
Whether you run a B2B wholesale store, a custom manufacturing business, or any shop where pricing is negotiated rather than fixed, this plugin gives you a professional, fully styled quoting workflow without writing a single line of code.
How It Works
- A floating quote icon appears on your storefront. Customers click it to open the quote sidebar.
- On any shop archive page or single product page, an “Add To Quote” button appears alongside (or instead of) the standard “Add To Cart” button.
- Customers add products to their quote list. The sidebar shows each product with its image, title, and price.
- When ready, the customer enters their name and email and clicks “Send Quote”.
- The plugin saves the quote to your WordPress admin under Cart To Quote → Quotes List and sends a detailed HTML email to both the customer and the site admin.
General Settings
- Enable / Disable Cart To Quote — Turn the entire quoting system on or off with a single toggle without deactivating the plugin.
- Hide “Add To Quote” on Single Product Pages — Keep the button on shop/archive pages only, or use it everywhere.
- Hide “Add To Quote” on Shop / Archive Pages — Limit quote functionality to single product pages only.
- Customize “Add To Quote” Button Text — Replace the default label with any text that fits your brand (e.g. “Request Price”, “Get a Quote”, “Enquire Now”).
- Remove “Add To Cart” Button — Globally hide the WooCommerce add-to-cart button across the shop page, archive loops, and single product pages — ideal for enquiry-only stores.
- Remove All WooCommerce Prices — Hide product prices sitewide so customers must request a quote to learn the price — a common requirement for B2B and trade stores.
- Enable / Disable on Mobile — Choose whether the quote sidebar and buttons appear on mobile devices or desktop only.
Quote Sidebar
- Slide-In Sidebar Panel — A smooth, animated sidebar slides in from the right when the quote icon is clicked. A semi-transparent backdrop overlays the page, keeping the focus on the quote list.
- Product List with Image, Title and Price — Each quoted product is shown with its thumbnail, name (linked to the product page), and current price in the store’s currency.
- Remove Individual Products — Customers can delete any product from the quote list directly inside the sidebar without losing the others.
- Live Item Counter — The floating quote icon displays a live count badge showing how many products are currently in the quote list.
- Name and Email Form — A clean inline form inside the sidebar collects the customer’s name and email before they send the quote. Built-in email validation prevents malformed addresses.
- Customizable Send Button Text — Change the sidebar’s submit button label to anything you need (default: “SEND QUOTE”).
- Session-Based Storage — Quote list items are stored in the WooCommerce session, so products persist across page navigation without requiring the customer to be logged in.
Admin Quote Management
- Dedicated “Quotes List” Menu — A top-level “Cart To Quote” menu and a “Quotes List” submenu appear in the WordPress admin, giving you a dedicated space to manage all incoming quote requests.
- Custom Quote Post Type — Every submitted quote is saved as a custom post type so you have a permanent, searchable record of all enquiries.
- Customer Details Per Quote — Each quote record displays the submitting customer’s name and email address in a clear meta box.
- Full Product Breakdown Table — The quote detail view shows a table for every product in the request containing: Product Name, List Price, Unit Cost, Discount %, New Unit Price, and Total — giving you everything you need to respond with a formal quotation.
- Unit Cost Field on Simple Products — A “Unit Cost ($)” field is added to the WooCommerce product general data tab so you can record your internal cost price per product.
- Unit Cost Field on Product Variations — The unit cost field is also available on individual product variations, supporting variable products with different cost structures.
Email Notifications
- Automatic Dual Email — When a customer submits a quote, the plugin automatically sends a formatted HTML email to the customer’s address and a copy to the store admin email.
- HTML Email with Product Table — The email includes the customer’s name, email, and a full product breakdown table (Product, List Price, Unit Cost, Discount %, New Unit Price, Total) — ready to use as the basis of a formal quote reply.
Full Style Customization
Every visual element of the quote button and sidebar is customizable from the admin Style Settings tab — no CSS editing required.
Add To Quote Button
– Button background color
– Button text color
– Button font size (px)
Floating Quote Icon
– Choose from multiple built-in SVG quote icons
– Icon color
– Icon background color
Quote Sidebar
– Sidebar width (px)
Sidebar Header
– Header background color
– Header border color
– Header title color
– Header border style (Solid / Dotted / Dashed)
Product List
– List background color
– Product title color
– Product title hover color
– Product price color
– Product image width (px)
– Product image border radius (px)
Quote Request Form
– Form background color
– Form label/title color
Sidebar Footer
– Footer background color
– Footer border color
– Send button background color
– Send button text color
– Send button hover background color
– Send button hover text color
Use Cases
- B2B and Wholesale Stores — Let trade customers request prices without publicly displaying wholesale rates.
- Custom and Made-to-Order Products — Collect enquiries for products that require a custom quote before purchase.
- High-Value or Negotiated Sales — Replace the buy-now flow with a consultative quoting process for big-ticket items.
- Price-on-Request Catalogues — Hide prices entirely and require customers to submit a quote request to receive pricing.
- Manufacturer and Distributor Sites — Collect structured product enquiries with full pricing data for your sales team to follow up on.
Yes. Request a Quote for WooCommerce is an add-on for WooCommerce. Please install and activate WooCommerce before using this plugin.
Yes. By default, the “Add To Quote” button is added alongside the existing “Add To Cart” button. You can optionally hide the “Add To Cart” button from the General Settings tab if you want a quote-only store.
Yes. The “Remove All WooCommerce Price” toggle in General Settings hides all prices across the shop page, archive pages, and single product pages — including variable product price ranges.
Every submitted quote is saved as a custom post inside Cart To Quote → Quotes List in your WordPress admin. You can view the customer’s details and a full product breakdown for each quote.
Yes. When a customer submits a quote, an HTML email is sent automatically to the customer’s email address and a copy is sent to the store admin email configured in WordPress Settings → General.
No. The quote list is stored in the WooCommerce session, so any visitor — logged in or not — can add products and submit a quote request using just their name and email.
Yes. The “Customize Add To Quote Button” field in General Settings lets you set any label text you prefer.
Yes. The “Footer Button Text” field in the Style Settings tab lets you customize the submit button label inside the quote sidebar.
The email contains the customer’s name and email address, plus a product table listing each quoted item with its Product Name, List Price, Unit Cost, Discount %, New Unit Price, and Total.
Open any WooCommerce product in the editor, go to the General tab of the Product Data panel, and enter a value in the Unit Cost ($) field. For variable products, the field is available on each individual variation.
Yes. The sidebar and buttons are fully responsive. You can also disable the quote feature on mobile entirely from the General Settings tab if needed.
Yes. The Style Settings tab provides color pickers, numeric inputs, and style selectors for every visual element — button colors, font size, sidebar width, header border style, product image size, form colors, and footer button colors — with no CSS required.
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