Hi,
I want to add a “Request a Quote” button on my Shopify product pages instead of or alongside the “Add to Cart” button.What is the easiest way to do this?
The easiest way is to add a custom block from the customizer for product template. You can then paste the html css code prompting sidekick ai.
Hi @thuyhanh
If you are still looking for a solution for this. We have an app that allows you to add a “Request a Quote” button to your product pages which supports the option to have the button besides the “Add to cart” button or replace it.
Happy to help set this up 
This depends on the theme you are using. The simplest way is usually to add a button that redirects the customer to your contact page where they can request a quote.
Some Shopify themes already support custom button blocks, so you can easily add a “Request a Quote” button and link it to your contact page. If your theme does not support this, you can use Shopify AI to help generate a simple custom button block for you since this is a very basic element.
HI @thuyhanh
To add a “Request a Quote” button to your Shopify product pages, you have a few options. One way is to use a theme that supports custom buttons or edit your theme’s code to add the button. If you’re comfortable with coding, you can modify your theme’s product.liquid template to include the button. However, keep in mind that this approach requires some technical expertise and may need updates when your theme is updated.
Another option is to use a Shopify app that specializes in quote request workflows. For example, an app like Quote Snap can handle the request-a-quote button and hide-price flow from the admin side, making it easier to manage without needing to maintain theme code. These apps often provide more features, such as customizable forms, quote notifications, and quote management, which can be useful if you plan to handle a large volume of quote requests.
If you prefer a no-app solution, you can also explore using Shopify’s built-in features, such as customer tags and metafields, to create a basic quote request system. However, this might require more setup and may not be as streamlined as an app-based solution.
Before choosing an approach, consider your specific needs and the level of customization you require. If you’re looking for a straightforward, low-maintenance solution, an app might be the easiest way to add a “Request a Quote” button to your product pages.
The easiest way is usually to add a custom button to your product template and link it to a contact form, quote request page, or popup form.
If you want to keep the “Add to Cart” button, you can simply place a “Request a Quote” button directly below it. If you’d rather use products as quote only items, you can hide the Add to Cart button and display only the quote button for specific products.
This can be done without an app by editing your product template (“main-product.liquid” or similar, depending on your theme) and adding a button that links to your contact page or quote form.
For stores that need more advanced quote workflows (collecting product details, quantities, customer information, etc.), there are quote-request apps available, but for a simple “Request a Quote” button, a small theme customization is usually the quickest and most cost-effective solution.