Request a Quote vs Product Enquiry
By Raz Technologies · data from · Methodology
Request a Quote leads on satisfaction; Product Enquiry leads on performance. Both are tracked in our request a quote ranking, updated 2 Nov 2026.
Side by side
| Measure | Request a Quote | Product Enquiry |
|---|---|---|
| Overall score | 74.2 ▲ higher | 73.4 |
| Rank in request a quote | #3 ▲ higher | #5 |
| Active installs | 6,000+ | 10,000+ ▲ higher |
| Rating | 5.0/5 (25 ratings) | 4.1/5 (68 ratings) |
| Last updated | 29 Oct 2026 | 22 June 2026 |
| Free version | Yes, on WordPress.org | Yes, on WordPress.org |
| Paid from | No verified price | $80 per year |
| Added JS + CSS, product page (lab) | 195.6 KB | 158.5 KB ▲ lighter |
| Adoption | 79 | 87 ▲ higher |
| Maintenance | 47 ▲ higher | 45 |
| Momentum | 53 | 61 ▲ higher |
| Performance | 80 | 99 ▲ higher |
| Satisfaction | 84 ▲ higher | 59 |
| Security | 87 | 95 ▲ higher |
| Published vulnerabilities (36 months) | 1 | 1 |
| Current WooCommerce | Not declared | No |
| HPOS (order tables) | Not declared | Yes |
| Cart & Checkout Blocks | Not declared | Not declared |
Request a Quote vs Product Enquiry: features
| Feature | Request a Quote | Product Enquiry |
|---|---|---|
| "Add to quote" button on product/shop (core) | ✓ Free version Documented“WooCommerce request a quote button on the product details page.” | ✓ Free version Tested“You can place the ‘Inquiry’ or ‘Request a Quote’ button on your products page” |
| Replace or hide Add to cart (core) | ✓ Yes (tier not stated) Documented“Option to hide the Add to Cart button and product price when the quote button is enabled.” | ✓ Paid version Documented“Show/hide the Inquiry button, Add to Cart, Pricing, etc.” |
| Hide price on quotable products | ✓ Yes (tier not stated) Documented“Option to hide the Add to Cart button and product price when the quote button is enabled.” | ✓ Paid version Documented“Show/hide the Inquiry button, Add to Cart, Pricing, etc.” |
| Guests can request quotes | ✓ Free version Documented“The quote button can be enabled only for guest users.” | · Not documented |
| Custom quote form fields | · Not documented | ✓ Paid version Documented“Create a custom inquiry form using a Built-in form Builder” |
| PDF quote attached to email | · Not documented | ✓ Paid version Documented“Easily reply to inquiries or create PDF quotations in the backend” |
| Enable quotes per role/product/category | ✓ Yes (tier not stated) Documented“Add the quote button to specific products, product categories, product tags, product variations, featured products, product types, stock statuses, user statuses, user roles, and more.” | · Not documented |
| Quote basket page | ✓ Free version Documented“Multi-product quote system with basic settings.” | ✓ Paid version Documented“Allow customers to send a single inquiry or quote request for multiple products at once” |
From each plugin's WordPress.org readme or marketplace listing (quoted). “Not documented” means the vendor does not list it — the feature may still exist. Features we test in the lab are labelled Tested.
Request a Quote or Product Enquiry: which should you choose?
- Request a Quote documents 2 features that Product Enquiry does not: guests can request quotes and enable quotes per role/product/category (from each vendor's own listing).
- Request a Quote includes quote basket page in its free version; Product Enquiry documents it only in its paid version.
- Product Enquiry documents 2 features that Request a Quote does not: custom quote form fields and PDF quote attached to email (from each vendor's own listing).
- Product Enquiry's at $80 per year; Request a Quote has no verified price (vendor pricing page, checked 4 October 2026).
- In our lab, Product Enquiry added 159 KB of JavaScript and CSS to a product page versus 196 KB for Request a Quote (tested 10 October 2026).
- Product Enquiry is more widely used: 10,000+ active installs versus 6,000+ for Request a Quote on WordPress.org (as of 8 November 2026).
- Request a Quote has the higher WordPress.org rating: 5.00/5 from 25 ratings, versus 4.12/5 from 68 for Product Enquiry.
- Product Enquiry declares HPOS (High-Performance Order Storage) compatibility; Request a Quote does not declare it.
- Request a Quote was updated more recently (29 October 2026) than Product Enquiry (22 June 2026).
- Overall, Request a Quote ranks higher in PluginGauge's WooCommerce request a quote ranking: #3 (74.2/100) versus #5 (73.4/100) for Product Enquiry, as of 2 November 2026.
Read the full profiles for features and security details: Request a Quote · Product Enquiry.
FAQ
Which is better, Request a Quote or Product Enquiry?
Overall, Request a Quote ranks higher in PluginGauge's WooCommerce request a quote ranking: #3 (74.2/100) versus #5 (73.4/100) for Product Enquiry, as of 2 November 2026.
Do Request a Quote and Product Enquiry support HPOS and Checkout Blocks?
Request a Quote: HPOS no data, Checkout Blocks no data; Product Enquiry: HPOS declared, Checkout Blocks no data (read from each plugin's code or listing, as of 2 November 2026).
What are the alternatives to Request a Quote and Product Enquiry?
The next-ranked WooCommerce request a quote plugins in our ranking are Quotes (#1), NP Quote Request (#2), WooCommerce B2B (#4), as of 2 November 2026.