Get a Quote Button Pro for WooCommerce lets customers ask about pricing before ordering. It supports enquiries for bulk orders, custom products, selected variations, shipping details and alternative products. Quote buttons open a popup using Contact Form 7 or WPForms; install and configure one of these form add-ons to handle submissions.

Set rules for products and customers

Pro rules control where quote requests appear. Target products, categories, tags, variations, featured products, product types, stock statuses, visitor statuses or user roles. You can assign different quote buttons and forms to specific product groups. For a price-on-request workflow, options can hide the product price and Add to Cart button when a quote button is enabled. Variable products are supported, and Pro emails can include the customer’s selected variations.

Place and style quote buttons

Add buttons to single product pages, below the product grid or on the cart page. A custom shortcode places a button elsewhere on the website. Pro also includes a generator for WooCommerce hooks and lets you add custom Get a Quote buttons from the Elementor editor.

Button settings cover text, typography, size, spacing, color, location and appearance. You can also set the popup width, redirect customers to a thank-you page after submission, and configure the popup to close after a successful submission.

Collect product and cart details

The multi-product quote system includes full settings and mini-quote widgets. On the cart page, customers can request a quote with details about all cart entries. Quote emails can go to the WooCommerce product vendor or author email address and include information such as product title, price, SKU, ID, URL, stock status and variations. The WooCommerce product title can also appear in the email body and popup form.

Cloudflare Turnstile support is included. It supports tablets and smartphones, RTL layouts, and multilingual setups using WPML or Polylang.

Configure the request flow

Install and activate the Pro add-on, then open Dashboard > Quote Button to set button text, styling, visibility rules, popup width and product conditions. Install Contact Form 7 or WPForms, pick a form for each relevant button, and place buttons through the product-page settings, cart settings, shortcode, hooks or Elementor. Test a product variation and the resulting email before publishing.