Your buyers start the quote. Your rules finish it.
Buyers request quotes on your website whenever they’re ready. Each request arrives in HubSpot as a deal with the quote already priced by your own rules, so your team reviews quotes instead of building them from scratch.
A paid add-on to Quotivity Enterprise.
A live Website RFQ on a trailer builder’s site. Branching questions, no login, every answer lands in HubSpot.
What is Website RFQs?
Website RFQs is a Quotivity feature that lets buyers request a quote on your website by answering the questions your reps would ask. Each request becomes a HubSpot deal with a quote priced by your Quote Rules.
What it looks like
Picture a manufacturer of commercial walk-in coolers with about 40 dealers. A dealer needs a quote late on a Friday: box size, temperature range, door count and a PO number. Today that request waits in an inbox until Monday.
With Website RFQs, the dealer answers those questions on the manufacturer’s website and submits. The deal is in HubSpot under the dealer’s company, with that dealer’s price book applied, before they close the browser tab. On Monday morning the rep reviews a quote that’s already built.

Step by step
How a request becomes a quote
Step 1

The buyer requests a quote on your website
Any time of day, without waiting on inside sales.
Step 2

The deal shows up in HubSpot, already priced
It sits on the buyer's company, with every detail your team needs.
Step 3

Your team decides what’s next
A rep adds finishing touches, or the quote goes straight to approval.

Faster response
Sales leaders
Buyer requests stop waiting in an inbox, and reps spend their day selling.

Clean data
RevOps & HubSpot admins
Every request arrives as a native HubSpot deal, built from the questions and pricing rules you already maintain.

Fewer fixes
Approvers
Quotes reach them priced by your rules, so fewer come back for basic fixes.

On their schedule
Buyers
They get a quote started whenever they’re ready, with a reference number to follow up with.
Questions we get
No. Buyers get a reference number, and your team sends the quote once your rules and any required approvals have run.
Website RFQs runs on Guided Selling and your Quote Rules. It works best for teams that already have both, or are ready to build them.
Keep your forms for simple inquiries. Use Website RFQs where a request needs real discovery before it can be priced.
Very little. The code on your page reaches only that one set of questions, loads only on websites you approve, and caps how many submissions come in each hour.
It’s a paid add-on to Quotivity Enterprise.
See an RFQ become a quote
Bring a quote request that took too long to quote. We’ll show you how it would arrive in HubSpot.