It’s here!
We’ve finally (re)launched Quotify.
Originally, Quotify was created on WordPress back in 2021 and very much as a beta product to gauge interest in our vision where prices of products and services were accessible to all.
Well, it certainly built up a good amount of users and gave us the confidence to push ahead with a fully fledge web app.
So over the last few months we’ve been developing Quotify with NextJS.
What this new version of Quotify brings…
Clean form builder (& interface)
We thought back to the fundamentals of what quoting is all about.
Understanding the requirements of a project. And how do you do that? With questions.
In the form builder, you add your questions, provide different options for the user. Then capture data in different ways and the software instantly provides a quote (or estimate - depending on how you phrase the form).
It’s a self-service tool to help your customers get a better insight into the value you bring and, also, if they are the right customer in the first place (so can afford your service).
Read more on why you should share your pricing.
The Quotify Form Builder
Scalable performance
Being built on NextJS means that the platform is asynchronous.
When the load/traffic increases we should see minimal impact on performance. Along with that, we’re hosting the project on Vercel, which is renowned for its scalable and high performance hosting.
Advanced theming
We’ve introduced a few enhancements along the way, a big one being the colour switcher built into the dashboard. You can now comfortably use the dashboard night or day.
We’ve also released branding and layout options (pro only) for your form to personalise it to your company’s style, as well as remove our branding.
Try Quotify out today for free: