Pricing an online store build is hard when the first message from a prospect is a single line asking how much a website costs. Product count, payment methods, shipping rules, and integrations can change the effort by weeks. This quote request form collects those details up front, so agencies and freelance developers can send a realistic estimate instead of a vague range.
It opens with contact details and an optional link to the current site, then asks what kind of project it is and which platform the client prefers. From there it covers catalog size and product variants, payment gateways, multi-currency and tax needs, shipping options, inventory tracking, extra features, third-party tools, design requirements, content and SEO help, timeline, and budget. The order follows how most developers think through scope: the store first, then operations, then the commercial details.
Most questions use clear multiple choice or yes and no answers, which keeps a long scoping form manageable. When a prospect says they need to sync inventory and orders across sales channels, a follow-up asks which marketplaces to connect, and everyone else skips it. The form does not calculate a price; it gives you the inputs to build one.
