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How to Customize Quote-Related Buttons in WooCommerce

Last updated on July 12, 2026

The WebToffee WooCommerce Request a Quote plugin provides different quote-related buttons like Add to Quote, Request a Quote, Ask for Quote, and more from the Customer tab. These buttons appear in the front end and the quote emails. Store owners can customize the text and appearance of these buttons. In this article, we will be looking at how to customize the different quote-related buttons.

Customizing the “Add to Quote” Button

The “Add to quote ” button can be customized from the Quotes > Settings > General tab. All the options listed under this page allows to customize the appearance, behaviour and position of the button.

Customize - Add to Quote Button
Customize – Add to Quote Button

Customizing the Request a Quote Button

The “Request a Quote” button can be customized from the Quote > Settings > Quote settings > Customize layout page. The options listed in the editor pane allow to customize the appearance, label and colour of the button.

Customize - Request a Quote Button
Customize – Request a Quote Button

Customizing the Ask for Quote button

The “Ask for Quote” button can be customized from the Quote > Settings > Advanced page. The options listed here allow to customize appearance, color and label of the button.

Customize. - Ask for Quote button
Customize. – Ask for Quote button

Customizing the Accept and Pay and Decline buttons

The Accept and pay and Decline buttons can be customized from the Customize layout page of Quote PDF. In addition to the customization options, there is an additional option in the editor pane to enable and disable these buttons on the quotes.

Enabling Accept and Pay button on quotes

The WebToffee WooCommerce Request a Quote plugin allows store owners to customize quote-related buttons such as Add to Quote, Request a Quote, Ask for Quote, Accept and Pay, and Decline. Admins can modify button labels, choose between button or hyperlink display styles, customize button colors, and enable or disable specific buttons, ensuring the quote interface aligns with their store’s branding and functionality needs.