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How to add a request a quote button in WooCommerce

By Raz Technologies · published · data updated

Short answer: install a request-a-quote plugin; most add a quote button to product pages in their free version, and several can hide the price and Add to cart at the same time. See our request a quote plugin ranking for the full comparison.

The problem

Some products can't have a fixed price: custom work, bulk orders, negotiated B2B pricing. WooCommerce has no built-in quote flow, so a plugin adds the button, the quote list and the emails.

Plugins that document a quote button

Filtered from our ranking to plugins whose WordPress.org readme documents a quote button, with the version (free or paid) it appears in.

Plugins documenting a request-a-quote button — from our request a quote ranking, 23 Sept 2026
PluginRankFeature inCheckout BlocksInstalls
NP Quote Request#1Free versionYes8,000+
Request a Quote#2Free versionNot declared6,000+
Product Enquiry#3Free versionNot declared10,000+
Quotes#5Free versionYes4,000+
ELEX WooCommerce Request a Quote#6Free versionNot declared2,000+
CatalogX#7Free versionNot declared5,000+
Ni WooCommerce Product Enquiry#9Free versionNot declared200+
YITH Request a Quote#11Free versionNot declared10,000+

What to check before you choose

FAQ

Is there a free request a quote plugin for WooCommerce?

Yes. Of the 15 request-a-quote plugins we track, 12 document an Add to quote / Request a quote button in their free version (from their WordPress.org readmes, 2026-09-23).

Can customers request a quote for several products at once?

Many plugins offer a quote list or quote basket; check the "Quote basket page" column in the feature matrix on our ranking page.

Can I keep Add to cart for some products and use quotes for others?

Most quote plugins let you enable quotes per product or category; several also restrict quotes by user role (often a paid feature).