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Request a quote, and price on request.

Price on Request (a product attribute, Catalog > Products): the price is hidden wherever Magento shows it (product page, listings, widgets; not in structured data, analytics or reward points either), and Add to Cart becomes "Ask us for a price": quantity, options, name, email, a comment, sent with HTMX. Only Add to Cart and its qty are swapped (simple, virtual, downloadable, grouped, configurable, bundle): the plugin (Plugin\RequestInsteadOfCart) hands the form to the add-to-cart block as main_control_html, and the Zero theme's addtocart.phtml keeps Add to Wish List and Compare next to it (no shortcut buttons such as PayPal, no requisition list). A theme whose template ignores main_control_html gets the whole block replaced by the form. Such a product reaches the cart only through an accepted quote. On product cards (category/search list, related/upsell/cross-sell, catalog and recently viewed/compared widgets, compare, wish list) the Zero theme shows "Request a Price", a link to that form (#zero-quote-product), instead of Add to Cart: the zero.quote.card block (ViewModel\Card, same rule as the cart's guard), rendered per card as the badges. Bought Together lists it with "Choose options". The wish list's "Add All to Cart" says that such items are not added (the cart refuses them, they stay in the list) and is hidden when every salable item is one; the "Recently Ordered" sidebar gives them "Request a Price" instead of a checkbox (Card::quoteOnlyIds()), and the demo stores' product components the same instead of their direct add.
From the cart: "Buying in bulk? Request a quote" under the checkout button (Stores > Configuration > Zero > Quote Requests to hide it) opens /quotes/request: the cart's lines, your details, a comment.
Answering (Sales > Quote Requests): a price per line (in the currency asked in), a note, valid for N days; Send Quote emails the customer the link, or Decline.
Accepting: the link (/quotes/view?token=..., also in My Account > My Quotes) shows the quote; Accept and Check Out makes the cart the quote's lines at its prices and quantities (they stay so). Only in the currency it was priced in: switched to another, accepting asks to switch back.
Ordered once: the order placed from the cart claims the quote (an around plugin on OrderManagementInterface::place(), so the theme, GraphQL, REST and the admin alike): one conditional UPDATE, so of two carts placing at once exactly one wins and the other is told "already been ordered". The cart's quote lines decide which quotes (merged carts: all of them or none). Before anything is spent on the order (gift cards, points, at checkout_submit_before) and again at placing, the order is refused when the quote is ordered, declined, expired, in another store or currency, the cart ships to several addresses, or a line's price differs from the quote (accept it again). If placing fails, the claim is released. A cancelled order quotes it again (if not past its date), and so does a still-unpaid redirect order whose cart is restored (Zero_Checkout's zero_checkout_quote_restored, matched by the order's number). A paid order keeps it. An ordered request can't be answered again in the admin. Accepted risk: a restored order stays pending; if its payment still lands late after another order has claimed the quote again, the quote is ordered twice (nothing flags it; check the request's order against the paid one). MSI's reservation plugin wraps outside the claim, so a refused order leaves a reservation and its compensation row (net zero) in inventory_reservation.
Emails: a new request to the store (New Requests Go To), "we got it" and "your quote" to the customer (templates under Marketing > Email Templates).

Statuses: new, quoted (until its date), ordered, declined. Tables: zero_quote_request, zero_quote_request_item; quote.zero_quote_request_id.

Install

Requires Magento Open Source 2.4.7–2.4.9 and PHP 8.2–8.4 with the GD extension built with WebP (php -r 'var_dump(function_exists("imagewebp"));' says true; Magento's own PHP requirements cover the rest). Without WebP in GD, Zero skips its WebP image copies and serves the originals.

composer require zerofront/module-zero-quote-request
bin/magento setup:upgrade
bin/magento setup:di:compile           # production mode
bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy # production mode
bin/magento cache:flush

Composer installs zerofront/module-zero-core, zerofront/module-zero-seo with it.

Part of zerofront/zero, which installs the Zero theme and every Zero module at once.

Tests

dev/tests/zero-e2e/tests/quote-request.spec.ts (ZERO_QUOTE_ONLY_PRODUCT), quote-request-admin.spec.ts (ask, quote, accept, order).

Disabling or removing

Its data lives in its own tables (zero_quote_request, zero_quote_request_item). With the module's code still in place, bin/magento module:disable Zero_QuoteRequest followed by setup:upgrade drops those tables (Magento's declarative schema), and enabling the module again brings them back empty. To keep the data, switch the feature off in Stores > Configuration where it has a setting, or back up first: bin/magento setup:upgrade --safe-mode=1 dumps the data before anything is dropped (--data-restore=1 puts it back). Deleting the module's code instead leaves the tables in place.

What changed in each release: CHANGELOG.md.

License

OSL-3.0 or AFL-3.0, your choice: see NOTICE.md.

Zero is made by Fixstacks in partnership with Vilmate, a software development company. Documentation: https://zerofront.dev/docs. Demo store: https://demo.zerofront.dev.

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