Quote to cash,
self-serve.
Uncap Quotes turns your catalog into instant, account-specific quotes — buyers configure, price, and check out themselves, and reps stop rebuilding the same quote in a spreadsheet.
Every quote is a spreadsheet, an email thread, and a rep's afternoon.
- Buyers request a price, then wait days for a rep to build a quote by hand.
- Account pricing and volume breaks live in someone's head or a side sheet.
- Approved quotes get re-keyed into the cart, where the numbers quietly drift.
- Buyers configure and price themselves against their own negotiated terms.
- Quotes become carts in one click — no re-keying, no drift.
- Reps step in only to approve exceptions, not to assemble every quote.
Three steps, then it just runs.
A clear path from setup to live — no black box, no surprise scope.
Configure
Buyers build the order against live, account-specific pricing and availability.
Quote
A branded quote generates instantly, with approvals routed where they're needed.
Convert
An approved quote becomes a Shopify cart and order in a single click.
Account pricing
Negotiated prices, tiers, and volume breaks applied automatically.
Branded quotes
Clean, shareable quote documents generated on the fly.
Approval routing
Send exceptions to the right approver, skip the rest.
Expiry & versions
Quotes carry validity windows and a full revision history.
One-click convert
Approved quotes turn straight into Shopify orders.
ERP-aware
Pricing and terms pull from the systems you already trust.
Answers, before you ask.
Is this just Shopify's native draft orders?
It builds on Shopify B2B but goes further — self-serve configuration, account pricing logic, approval routing, and quote versioning that draft orders don't handle.
Can buyers quote without a rep?
Yes — that's the point. Buyers self-serve against their own terms; reps only touch exceptions.
Where does pricing come from?
From your ERP or Shopify price lists. Quotes applies the right account-specific logic at request time.
Do quotes expire?
Each quote carries a validity window and version history, so stale pricing never converts.