We’ve just released a major upgrade to the form style settings inside Quotify.
You can now fully customise the colours of your price estimators and quote forms, giving you complete control over how they look and feel when embedded on your website.
No more “close enough” styling.
Now it’s properly yours.
What’s new?
You can now define:
- Accent (primary) colour
- Background colour
- Text (foreground) colour
- And on the side-by-side layout:
- Summary background colour
- Summary text colour
That means your quote forms can now properly match your brand guidelines, whether that’s clean and minimal, bold and high-contrast, or somewhere in between.
The new Quotify Advanced Colour layout system - you choose the colour of the key form areas.
A properly branded price estimator experience
Your pricing form isn’t just a tool, it’s part of your sales journey. With full colour control, you can:
- Match your website palette exactly
- Make your pricing summary stand out
- Improve contrast and readability
- Create a more seamless embedded experience
When a form feels native to your site, trust goes up. And when trust goes up, conversions follow.
Smarter under the hood
This update wasn’t just visual.
We’ve restructured how branding settings are handled internally, which means:
- Existing forms continue working as normal
- New colour options won’t break older forms
- The platform is now ready for future styling enhancements
In short, it’s a proper foundation, not a patch.
Summary styling
One of the biggest improvements is the ability to style the quote summary section independently.
You can now give your pricing breakdown its own background and text colour, helping it stand out clearly from the rest of the form.
This is especially useful for:
- Highlighting totals
- Making breakdowns easier to read
- Reinforcing brand colours at the key decision moment
What’s next?
We’ve also added the groundwork for typography controls.
Font customisation is coming next - giving you even more control over how your forms feel!
Branding isn’t just decoration. It’s part of how your product or service is perceived.
And this update moves Quotify a big step closer to feeling fully integrated into your website, not bolted on.
Want your say? Drop us a line - we’d love to hear from you.