Quote Request Form helps service businesses collect what they need to price a job in one go. Visitors pick the services they want from pill buttons, choose a budget from option cards, set a timeline, describe the project and attach a brief by dragging a file onto a drop area. A short “what happens next” list beside the form tells them when to expect a reply.

Choices instead of typing

Pill buttons and option cards are real checkboxes and radio buttons styled to look like buttons, so they work with the keyboard, screen readers and a plain form post. Services, budgets and timelines are three lists you edit, and each budget can carry a short note such as “Most projects”. People answer faster by choosing than by writing, and you get consistent data.

A brief you can attach

The drop area accepts PDF, Word and images, shows the chosen file name and highlights while a file is dragged over it. The form is sent as multipart form data so the file arrives with the other answers. Every form posts to the address you paste into "Form URL" (Formspree, Basin, Getform or your own server), shows a success message, shows an error message when something fails and contains a hidden spam-trap field. Without JavaScript it is an ordinary form post.

Make it yours

Rename the headings, empty the phone and consent labels to remove them, change the colours to match your brand and export. For a stepped version of the same idea use the Multi-Step Form; to book a time slot instead of a quote try the Booking Request Form.