WooCommerce Quote-Only Webstore Setup
Budget: $250 – $750 CAD
I run a WordPress site and want to add a small WooCommerce catalogue – fewer than 50 items – featuring our physical products (vending machines) and, if practical, some related services. My priority is visibility, not direct sales: the items must appear in Google Shopping results, yet visitors shouldn’t be able to check out. Instead, every “Add to Cart” action should route to a quote-request form that captures three things exactly: name and contact details, product details with quantity, and a custom message for additional requirements.
Here’s what I’m expecting:
• WooCommerce installed and configured as a catalogue only.
• A reliable quote-request or “request a quote” plugin integrated, replacing the checkout flow.
• Product data entered for the initial set of machines (I will supply images, titles, prices, and specs).
• Google Merchant Center feed created so the catalogue qualifies for the Surfaces Across Google program and shows up in Shopping listings.
• Structured data/schema adjustments to keep everything compliant with Google’s policies, even though checkout is disabled.
• Brief hand-off notes so I can add or edit products and review incoming quote emails on my own.
If you’ve connected WooCommerce catalogues to Google Shopping before – especially when no payment gateway is active – this should be straightforward. Let me know which quote plugin you prefer and any additional configuration you recommend. We previously had this and then took it down.
Here’s what I’m expecting:
• WooCommerce installed and configured as a catalogue only.
• A reliable quote-request or “request a quote” plugin integrated, replacing the checkout flow.
• Product data entered for the initial set of machines (I will supply images, titles, prices, and specs).
• Google Merchant Center feed created so the catalogue qualifies for the Surfaces Across Google program and shows up in Shopping listings.
• Structured data/schema adjustments to keep everything compliant with Google’s policies, even though checkout is disabled.
• Brief hand-off notes so I can add or edit products and review incoming quote emails on my own.
If you’ve connected WooCommerce catalogues to Google Shopping before – especially when no payment gateway is active – this should be straightforward. Let me know which quote plugin you prefer and any additional configuration you recommend. We previously had this and then took it down.
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