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Build a quote form that captures real buying intent

7 min read · Turn readers into leads

A generic contact form tells you “someone’s interested.” A good quote form tells you which product, how many, and where to reply — so your first response is already the right one.

Start from the default, or build your own

Every catalog has a working quote form out of the box. To tailor it, build a custom form in the form builder — add the fields you need (short text, long text, email, phone, dropdown, and more), mark the required ones, and set the labels buyers see. Custom forms are available from the Starter plan up.

Ask only what you need to quote

Every extra field costs you completions. Ask for the minimum that lets you reply with a real number — usually the product/quantity, the buyer’s name, and one way to reach them. You can always gather the rest in the reply.

Turn on the touches that win the deal

  1. Auto-reply emailSend an instant, branded acknowledgement so the buyer knows it landed — set the subject and message per form.
  2. Choose where responses goRoute submissions to your inbox and dashboard (and your team’s WhatsApp where configured). Everything exports to CSV/JSON and fires signed webhooks to n8n, Zapier, Make or your CRM.
  3. Let buyers attach a file (optional)On plans with form attachments, a buyer can add one photo, video, voice note or PDF — perfect for “quote me this, in this finish.”

The detail that wins deals

When a reader requests a quote from a page, that exact page is attached to the request. No “which item did they mean?” — you see the product they were looking at and can quote it straight away.

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