Last updated: April 2026 · Pricing and ratings verified from live Shopify App Store listings on April 30, 2026. Reviewed by the Libautech team — builders of Built for Shopify apps used by 5,000+ merchants across 50+ countries.
Most roundups of Shopify "pricing quote" apps lump together apps that solve completely different problems and rank them by review count. They are not the same product. A B2B quote app handles wholesale buyers requesting net-30 quotes on case-pack orders. An auction app handles competitive bidding on unique inventory. A custom product option app handles a customer configuring a personalized item where price depends on their choices. Different mechanics, different vendor specializations, different customer types.
The honest framing: Shopify pricing quote apps break into three distinct jobs. Most stores need exactly one app, and picking the wrong layer wastes both money and customer experience.
The first job is B2B request-for-quote (RFQ) — wholesale buyers requesting quotes on bulk orders, often with net-term payment, multi-user company accounts, and dedicated sales rep relationships. The mechanics: a B2B customer logs into a portal, fills a quick-order form, requests a quote on the cart, and the merchant responds with negotiated pricing. B2B Login/Lock, Quick Quote, and BSS B2B Portal lead this layer. The right pick when the business sells to other businesses with bulk-order economics.
The second job is auction-based pricing — bid-based pricing where customers determine the final price through competitive bidding. The mechanics: merchant lists a product as an auction, customers place bids over a defined window, the highest bidder wins and proceeds to checkout. Auction Today and Easy Auction lead this layer. The right pick for stores selling unique or limited inventory (collectibles, vintage, art, rare items, clearance), not general ecommerce.
The third job is custom product pricing — configurable products where the final price depends on customer-selected options like dimensions, materials, engraving, or quantity. The mechanics: customer visits a product page, configures options through dropdowns/text/file uploads/sliders, the app calculates price using merchant-defined formulas and updates the cart. LPO Live Product Options, Custom Product Options, and Globo Product Options lead this layer. The right pick for stores selling personalized products (signage, custom apparel, engraved jewelry, made-to-order items).
This post ranks 8 apps across the three jobs based on verified April 2026 Shopify App Store data and what each one actually solves.
Pricing-quote apps stack with broader operational tools. See our guides on best Shopify product add-ons apps for the related custom add-on layer that complements product configurators, best Shopify event booking and scheduling apps for the related rental and appointment layer where bookings work alongside quotes, and best Shopify warranty and insurance apps for high-ticket B2B and custom-product categories where damage protection matters.
| App | Rating | Free Plan | Paid From | Layer | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B2B Login & Quote | ⭐ 4.9 (700+) | Yes | $9.90/mo | B2B RFQ | Wholesale store gating + RFQ workflow |
| Quick Quote | ⭐ 4.7 (200+) | Free trial | $24.99/mo | B2B RFQ | Convert-to-order RFQ flow, draft order integration |
| BSS B2B Portal & Quote | ⭐ 4.8 (500+) | Free trial | $25/mo | B2B RFQ | Full B2B portal with quotes, net terms, company accounts |
| Auction Today | ⭐ 4.9 (200+) | Yes | $14.99/mo | Auction pricing | Multi-currency auctions, proxy bidding, reserve prices |
| Easy Auction | ⭐ 4.8 (150+) | Yes | $19.99/mo | Auction pricing | Simple auction setup, scheduled start/end times |
| LPO Live Product Options | ⭐ 4.9 (1,000+) | Free trial | $24.95/mo | Custom pricing | Live preview, formula pricing, file uploads |
| Custom Product Options | ⭐ 4.9 (1,200+) | Free trial | $9.99/mo | Custom pricing | Affordable product customizer, conditional logic |
| Globo Product Options | ⭐ 4.9 (3,800+) | Yes | $12.90/mo | Custom pricing | Most-installed customizer, generous free tier |
This layer is for stores selling to other businesses where wholesale buyers expect to request quotes on bulk orders, often with net-30 or net-60 payment terms, multi-user company accounts, and dedicated sales rep relationships. The mechanics are different from retail ecommerce: a B2B customer needs gated catalog access, pricing per customer tier, and the ability to request a quote rather than pay at checkout. Three apps lead this layer.
Best for: Shopify stores wanting wholesale-only access plus a request-for-quote workflow under one app — the right pick when the entire store or specific catalogs are gated to approved B2B customers.
B2B Login & Quote (also referenced as B2B Login/Lock) holds 4.9 stars across 700+ reviews — one of the highest-rated B2B apps on the Shopify App Store. The positioning combines two related jobs under one platform: gating wholesale catalogs behind login (preventing public retail access to wholesale pricing) and a request-for-quote workflow on B2B carts. For wholesale-first stores where the entire shopping experience requires customer approval, this combined approach avoids running two separate apps.
Core features: customer-tag-based catalog gating (specific products or entire collections only visible to tagged B2B customers); customer-group pricing tiers; request-for-quote button on cart for negotiating bulk pricing; quote management dashboard showing all open requests; email notifications to merchant on new quote requests; conversion of approved quotes to draft orders; integration with Shopify customer accounts; multi-language interface for international B2B operations.
Where it falls short: not the right pick for hybrid retail+B2B stores where most products are publicly available and only some need wholesale gating — the gating mechanics work best as a store-wide policy rather than per-product overrides. Smaller feature set than full B2B portal apps like BSS for stores needing company-account hierarchies with multiple buyers per company. Pricing scales with customer count and can exceed $50/mo for established wholesale operations.
Pricing: Free plan available. Paid tiers from $9.90/mo. 7-day free trial.
Best for: Shopify stores wanting a focused request-for-quote workflow with native draft-order conversion — turns customer quote requests directly into Shopify draft orders that merchants finalize with adjusted pricing.
Quick Quote holds 4.7 stars across 200+ reviews. The differentiating mechanic is the draft-order conversion: when a customer submits a quote request, Quick Quote creates a Shopify draft order automatically. The merchant adjusts pricing in standard Shopify draft order workflow (apply discounts, modify line items, add shipping rates), sends the customer a checkout link, and the deal closes through standard Shopify checkout. This avoids managing quotes in a separate database — everything stays inside Shopify's native order system.
For stores already comfortable with Shopify draft orders, Quick Quote slots in cleanly. For stores needing a separate quote management system with multi-stage approval workflows, BSS B2B Portal is a better fit.
Core features: request-for-quote button on cart and product pages; automatic draft order creation on quote submission; merchant dashboard showing all open requests; email notifications and customer messaging; quote-to-order conversion through standard Shopify checkout; customizable quote request form fields; integration with Shopify customer accounts.
Where it falls short: focused on the quote-to-order conversion mechanic and lacks deeper B2B features like company account hierarchies, net-term payment workflows, or sales rep portals. Pricing entry point ($24.99/mo) higher than B2B Login & Quote's $9.90/mo. Smaller installed base than competing B2B apps. Not the right pick for full wholesale operations needing multi-user company accounts.
Pricing: Free trial. Paid plans from $24.99/mo.
Best for: established Shopify wholesale operations wanting a full B2B portal with company accounts, net-term payments, sales rep management, and request-for-quote under one platform.
BSS B2B Portal & Quote holds 4.8 stars across 500+ reviews. The positioning is comprehensive B2B: company account hierarchies with multiple buyers per company, net-30/60/90 payment term workflows, dedicated sales rep assignment, request-for-quote with multi-stage approval, quick-order forms for bulk SKU entry, and tiered pricing per customer group. For wholesale operations at scale where simple quote-to-order workflows aren't enough, BSS provides the full enterprise B2B feature surface.
The company account hierarchy matters specifically. A wholesale buyer at a large company often has multiple team members placing orders — procurement, store managers, regional buyers — all under one account with shared payment terms and shipping addresses. BSS handles this multi-user model natively where simpler RFQ apps assume one customer per account. For B2B operations with company-level buyer relationships, this is the differentiating feature.
Core features: full B2B customer portal with company account management; multi-user buyer hierarchy under one company account; net-term payment workflows (net 15/30/60/90); request-for-quote with multi-stage approval; sales rep dashboard showing assigned customers and quotes; tiered pricing per customer group; quick-order forms for bulk SKU entry; bulk-order import from CSV; integration with Shopify Plus B2B features.
Where it falls short: setup complexity is meaningful — onboarding a B2B portal with company hierarchies, sales rep mappings, and net-term workflows takes days to configure properly. Pricing scales with company and user count and can exceed $100/mo for established operations. Overkill for retail-first stores wanting just a quote button on cart.
Pricing: Free trial. Paid plans from $25/mo.
Worth saying explicitly: Shopify Plus now ships native B2B features that overlap with standalone B2B quote apps. Shopify B2B (the platform feature, not an app) includes company accounts, B2B catalogs, payment terms, and quote requests — baked into the platform without third-party install. For Shopify Plus merchants evaluating B2B tools, the native feature is the first stop, not third-party apps.
Standalone B2B apps remain valuable in two scenarios. First, for non-Plus merchants where the native B2B feature isn't available — these apps replicate the core workflow on standard Shopify plans. Second, for Plus merchants needing capabilities the native feature doesn't cover: deep sales-rep portals, multi-tier company hierarchies beyond Shopify B2B's flat company structure, custom quote-approval workflows, and integrations with external CRM systems. Evaluate native B2B first; install standalone apps only if specific gaps remain.
This layer covers stores using competitive bidding to set final prices. Different mechanics from RFQ or custom-product pricing: customers don't request a quote or configure a product — they bid against other customers, and the highest bid wins. The right pick for unique inventory (collectibles, vintage items, art, rare goods) and clearance sales where competitive demand justifies the auction format. Two apps lead this layer.
Best for: Shopify stores selling unique or limited inventory wanting comprehensive auction features including reserve prices, buyout pricing, proxy bidding, and multi-currency support.
Auction Today holds 4.9 stars across 200+ reviews. The positioning is comprehensive auction infrastructure: reserve prices (auction doesn't end below the merchant's minimum), buyout pricing (customers can skip the auction by paying a higher fixed price), penny auctions (each bid increments by a small amount with extended timer), popcorn bidding (auction extends if a bid arrives in the final minutes), and proxy bidding (customers set a maximum bid and the system auto-bids on their behalf up to that ceiling).
Multi-currency support matters specifically for international auctions. A vintage poster auction running across US, UK, and EU bidders needs each customer seeing prices in their local currency without losing the bid relationship between currencies — Auction Today handles this natively. Most competing auction apps force a single store currency.
Core features: multi-currency auctions on products and variants; reserve prices, buyout prices, penny auctions, popcorn bidding; proxy bidding with maximum bid ceilings; customizable auction widgets and multi-language support; unified invoicing for winners of multiple auctions; merchant dashboard showing all active auctions and bid history; email notifications to bidders at auction end and to winners post-auction; integration with Shopify checkout for winner payment.
Where it falls short: auction mechanics are inherently niche — most ecommerce categories don't benefit from auction-based pricing and the app sits idle for stores selling standard inventory. Setup complexity is real for merchants new to auction concepts. Pricing scales with auction volume and gets to $39–49/mo for high-volume auction operators.
Pricing: Free plan available. Paid plans from $14.99/mo. Free trial available.
Best for: Shopify stores wanting simpler auction setup with scheduled start/end times — the lighter-weight alternative when Auction Today's full feature set feels like overkill.
Easy Auction holds 4.8 stars across 150+ reviews. The positioning is straightforward: schedule an auction start time, set a duration, customers bid during the window, highest bidder wins. Without Auction Today's broader feature surface (penny auctions, popcorn bidding, multi-currency complexity), Easy Auction is faster to configure for stores running occasional clearance auctions or limited-inventory sales rather than auction-as-business-model.
For stores trying auction pricing for the first time, Easy Auction's simpler configuration reduces the learning curve before deciding whether auctions warrant a full platform. The trade-off is a smaller feature set if the auction model becomes core to the business.
Core features: scheduled auction start and end times; bid history visible to customers; reserve prices; customer email notifications during auction; winner notification at auction end; integration with Shopify checkout for winner payment; customizable auction widget on product pages.
Where it falls short: narrower feature set than Auction Today — no penny auctions, popcorn bidding, or proxy bidding. Single-currency only. Smaller installed base. Less suitable for stores making auctions a core sales channel rather than an occasional tactic.
Pricing: Free plan available. Paid plans from $19.99/mo. 14-day free trial.
This layer covers configurable products where the price depends on customer-selected options. The mechanics are completely different from B2B RFQ or auctions: a customer visits a product page, configures options (dimensions, materials, engraving, quantity), and the app calculates price using merchant-defined formulas in real-time. The right pick for stores selling personalized signage, custom apparel, engraved jewelry, made-to-order furniture, or any bespoke product where Shopify's 100-variant limit can't capture the full configuration space. Three apps lead this layer.
Best for: stores selling visually customizable products (custom apparel, signage, prints) wanting live product preview — customers see their configuration on the product image in real-time as they select options.
LPO Live Product Options holds 4.9 stars across 1,000+ reviews. The differentiating feature is live preview: as a customer configures options (text engraving, color choice, dimension inputs), the product image updates in real-time to show the configured result. For visual products where the configuration affects appearance — a custom t-shirt with text and graphics, a personalized sign with engraving, a printed canvas with uploaded artwork — live preview converts meaningfully better than text-only option pickers because customers see exactly what they'll receive before checkout.
The visual conversion lift is real. Stores selling personalized products see 15–40% conversion rate improvements when adding live preview compared to text-only customizers, because the preview removes the "will it look right?" anxiety that suppresses customization conversions.
Core features: unlimited product options (text, dropdowns, swatches, file uploads, sliders) extending the 100-variant limit; live product preview rendering customer choices on the product image; price formulas using add-ons, multipliers, or tiered discounts; conditional logic showing/hiding options dynamically based on prior choices; high-resolution preview export in JPG/PNG/SVG/PDF for production fulfillment; multi-language interface; integration with Shopify Online Store 2.0 themes.
Where it falls short: setup complexity is highest in this layer — live preview requires careful image layering and option mapping that takes hours to configure for non-technical merchants. Pricing entry point ($24.95/mo) higher than competing customizers. Not the right pick for products where customization doesn't affect visual appearance (a custom-cut metal bracket, a configured industrial part) where simpler text-based customizers work fine.
Pricing: Free trial. Paid plans from $24.95/mo.
Best for: small-to-mid stores wanting affordable product customization with conditional logic and formula-based pricing without paying for live preview features.
Custom Product Options holds 4.9 stars across 1,200+ reviews. The positioning is focused product customization at a meaningfully lower price point than LPO. Where LPO bundles live preview into the core offering, Custom Product Options keeps the configurator simple: dropdowns, text fields, file uploads, conditional logic, and price formulas, without the visual preview layer. For stores selling configurable products where price depends on dimensions or quantity but visual preview isn't essential, this saves $15+/mo while covering the core functionality.
For made-to-order businesses configuring products by spec rather than by visual appearance — a custom-cut piece of metal, a configured industrial part, a personalized service add-on — Custom Product Options handles the configuration without the LPO overhead.
Core features: unlimited product options (text, dropdowns, radio buttons, checkboxes, file uploads); conditional logic for showing/hiding options based on prior choices; price formulas with add-ons and multipliers; integration with Shopify Online Store 2.0 themes; merchant dashboard for option management.
Where it falls short: no live preview — not the right pick for visual products where customers benefit from seeing configurations rendered on the product image. Smaller feature surface than Globo for stores needing native app support across multiple themes. Some merchant reviews flag occasional setup learning curve for complex conditional logic chains.
Pricing: Free trial. Paid plans from $9.99/mo.
Best for: stores wanting the most-installed product customizer on Shopify with a generous free tier, conditional logic, and broad theme compatibility — the safe default pick for product configuration at any scale.
Globo Product Options holds 4.9 stars across 3,800+ reviews — the largest review base in this layer and one of the most-installed apps in the category by 2x over competitors. The positioning is a comprehensive product customizer that scales from small stores to enterprise: unlimited product options, conditional logic, price add-ons, file uploads, image swatches, color swatches, and customizable widgets across all major Shopify themes. The generous free tier (most basic features available without paying) makes Globo the safest first install — stores can validate the customization use case before committing to paid tiers.
The 3,800+ review base reflects long-term adoption across categories: custom apparel, jewelry engraving, signage, gift personalization, configured furniture, custom packaging. For stores evaluating product customizers, Globo's installed base provides the strongest signal of long-term reliability and feature stability.
Core features: unlimited product options across multiple input types; conditional logic for dynamic option display; price add-ons and formula-based pricing; file uploads with preview; image and color swatches; customizable widget design matching store branding; multi-language support; theme integration across major Shopify Online Store 2.0 themes; merchant dashboard with template library.
Where it falls short: no live product preview comparable to LPO's visual rendering — not the right pick when visual configuration is core to the buying decision. Pricing scales with feature usage; advanced features (file uploads, conditional logic chains) lock to paid tiers. Some merchant reviews flag setup time for complex configurator scenarios.
Pricing: Free plan available. Paid plans from $12.90/mo. 14-day free trial.
For wholesale stores wanting login-gated catalogs plus RFQ workflow under one app: B2B Login & Quote. 4.9 stars, $9.90/mo entry, gating + quote requests in one platform.
For focused RFQ-to-draft-order conversion: Quick Quote. 4.7 stars, native Shopify draft order integration, the simplest path from quote request to closed order.
For full B2B operations needing company accounts, net terms, and sales rep portals: BSS B2B Portal & Quote. 4.8 stars, comprehensive enterprise B2B feature set, scales for established wholesale operations.
For stores running auctions on unique inventory: Auction Today. 4.9 stars, comprehensive auction features (reserve, buyout, proxy, multi-currency), the strongest pick for auction-as-business-model.
For occasional auction tactics or simpler setup: Easy Auction. 4.8 stars, $19.99/mo, scheduled auctions without the full feature complexity of Auction Today.
For visually customizable products needing live preview: LPO Live Product Options. 4.9 stars, real-time visual rendering on product images, the conversion-leading pick for personalized visual products.
For affordable product customization without live preview: Custom Product Options. 4.9 stars, $9.99/mo entry, conditional logic and formula pricing for spec-based products.
For the most-installed customizer with generous free tier: Globo Product Options. 4.9 stars, 3,800+ reviews, the safe default pick across product configurator scenarios.
For most Shopify stores in this category, the honest framing is layer-first. Identify whether the business model needs B2B request-for-quote (B2B Login & Quote, Quick Quote, or BSS B2B Portal), auction pricing (Auction Today or Easy Auction), or custom product configuration (LPO, Custom Product Options, or Globo). The most common pricing-quote-app mistake is forcing a B2B quote tool to do product customization or vice versa — the mechanics are completely different. Pick the layer first, then the app within the layer.
One genuine cross-fit worth mentioning: stores running custom-product configurators (LPO, Custom Product Options, Globo) often have natural add-on opportunities at the cart level that the configurator doesn't directly handle. A customer configuring a personalized engraved gift is a high-intent buyer for matching gift wrap, premium packaging, or rush shipping. A custom signage buyer is a high-intent buyer for installation kits or matching accessories. A made-to-order apparel customer is a high-intent buyer for care kits or branded packaging upgrades.
This is where Libautech Bundles & Upsell sits alongside the customizer apps in the stack. Bundles & Upsell isn't a product configurator — LPO, Custom Product Options, and Globo own the customization infrastructure. What it does is run cart popup and cart drawer upsell mechanics that surface complementary add-ons when customers add a configured custom product to cart. The configurator handles the personalization; Bundles & Upsell handles the cart-side add-on.
Bundles & Upsell uses flat monthly pricing ($14.99 Starter, $29.99 Pro, $49.99 Unlimited) with no revenue share or cap, so add-on revenue (gift wrap, rush shipping, installation kits) is pure incremental margin. For stores selling configurable custom products where customers are already at peak buying intent post-configuration, capturing 5–20% additional cart value through cart-side upsells is realistic without disrupting the core configurator experience.
This ranking is based on four criteria applied to every Shopify pricing-quote app tested in 2026. First, Shopify App Store rating and verified review volume as of April 30, 2026 — the strongest signal of long-term merchant satisfaction at scale. Second, fit-to-job for which of the three layers each app actually solves (B2B RFQ, auction pricing, or custom product configuration) rather than treating these as a single category. Third, pricing structure and total cost at realistic merchant volumes — a $9.90/mo entry tier is different from $25/mo entry tier, and the math differs per store profile. Fourth, integration depth and edge-case handling, since long-term merchant satisfaction depends on whether the app handles complex scenarios (multi-user company accounts, multi-currency auctions, conditional configurator logic) without manual workarounds.
Every pricing and feature figure in this post was verified directly from each app's live Shopify App Store listing on April 30, 2026. App pricing structures change — always confirm current pricing on the official listing before installing. Ratings and review counts reflect the Shopify App Store at the time of our last update.
A Shopify pricing quote app handles one of three distinct jobs. B2B request-for-quote apps let wholesale buyers request quotes on bulk orders with negotiated pricing and net-term payment workflows. Auction apps let merchants run competitive bidding on products where the highest bidder wins. Custom product option apps let customers configure personalized products with formula-based pricing where the price depends on selected options like dimensions, materials, or quantity.
Depends on the layer. For B2B request-for-quote: B2B Login & Quote (4.9 stars, $9.90/mo, gating + RFQ in one), Quick Quote (focused draft-order conversion), or BSS B2B Portal (full enterprise B2B). For auctions: Auction Today (4.9 stars, comprehensive features) or Easy Auction (simpler setup). For custom product pricing: Globo Product Options (4.9 stars, 3,800+ reviews, most-installed), LPO Live Product Options (live preview), or Custom Product Options (affordable). Pick the layer first.
Entry tiers range from free (B2B Login & Quote, Auction Today, Easy Auction, Globo on the lowest tiers) to $9.90–19.99/mo for most paid plans. Mid-tier pricing runs $24.95–25/mo (LPO, Quick Quote, BSS B2B). Enterprise tiers scale to $100–250+/mo for high-volume B2B operations or auction-heavy businesses. Most Shopify stores find the right app under $30/mo once the layer is identified.
Completely different mechanics. B2B quote apps handle wholesale buyers requesting quotes on bulk orders with company accounts, net-term payment, and dedicated sales reps — the customer is another business. Product customization apps handle individual customers configuring personalized products where the price depends on options like dimensions or materials — the customer is an end consumer. A B2B portal can't render a live custom-product preview; a customizer can't manage company accounts. Pick based on whether the business sells to businesses or to consumers.
Yes. Shopify B2B (the platform feature, not an app) ships native B2B features in Shopify Plus including company accounts, B2B catalogs, payment terms, and quote requests. For Plus merchants, the native feature is the first stop before evaluating standalone B2B apps. Standalone apps remain valuable for non-Plus merchants and for Plus merchants needing capabilities the native feature doesn't cover, like deep sales rep portals, multi-tier company hierarchies, or custom approval workflows.
Unique or limited inventory where competitive demand justifies bidding: collectibles, vintage items, antiques, art, rare goods, limited editions, sneaker drops, and clearance sales of discontinued inventory. General ecommerce categories (standard apparel, beauty, food, electronics with predictable pricing) don't benefit from auction-based pricing because customers expect fixed prices and competitive bidding adds friction without generating premium-pricing lift.
Yes — and that's the core use case. Shopify natively supports up to 100 variants per product, which works for simple products with limited options (3 sizes × 4 colors = 12 variants). Custom product option apps unlock unlimited combinations for complex configurators (sizes × colors × fabrics × prints × sleeve types × collar types easily exceeds 100). Apps like Globo, LPO, and Custom Product Options handle this by storing options as line item properties rather than spawning new variants.
Most yes. LPO Live Product Options, Custom Product Options, and Globo Product Options all support file upload fields in their configurators — customers upload artwork, design files, photos, or specs that pass through to the merchant for fulfillment. File upload support is essential for stores selling print-on-demand products, custom signage, personalized prints, or any product where the customer provides input materials.
Modern pricing-quote apps load widgets asynchronously with minimal page-speed impact. Built for Shopify-certified apps in this category have been audited for Shopify performance standards. Configurator widgets appear on product pages but do not block initial page render. Always test page speed before and after install with Google PageSpeed Insights to confirm impact on your specific theme.
Yes — they cover different layers and don't conflict. A typical stack for a hybrid B2B+custom store: BSS B2B Portal for wholesale customer accounts and quote requests + Globo Product Options for end-consumer product configuration. The two apps work on different customer types (B2B buyers vs retail consumers) and different product flows, so they coexist without competing.
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