Free 6 months of TackQuote — AI-powered B2B quoting (limited to 100 users)

Give-Away and Freebies
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tackquote.com/gibiamie I wanna sell Digital Products

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https://tackquote.com/osian-enterprise-3

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I wanna sell digital prodcuts

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Enjoy your 6 free months of Pro

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https://tackquote.com/genome

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I got it. Thanks

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Enjoy your 6 free months of Pro

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Update for everyone who grabbed a TackQuote seat :waving_hand:

Thanks to everyone who signed up through this giveaway and sent feedback. A lot of it went straight into what we shipped.

We’ve just published a big update to TackQuote. The headline is store integrations: you can now put “Request a Quote” and B2B pricing directly on your own store and sync your catalogue and orders with TackQuote.

:shopping_cart: Store integrations now available

:electric_plug: Plus 80+ more integrations: accounting (QuickBooks, Xero), ERP (NetSuite, SAP Business One, Odoo, Dynamics 365 BC), CRM (HubSpot, Salesforce), payments (Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay), shipping, tax, e-signature and more.
:backhand_index_pointing_right: Full list: https://tackquote.com/integrations
:package: Source and setup guides: https://github.com/tackquote

If you’re on the free 6-month Pro plan:

  • Your access keeps running as normal until your 6 months are up. You don’t need to do anything.
  • If you want to continue after that, you can keep your account, quotes and signed documents and move to a paid plan. Nothing gets wiped.
  • All the integrations above work with your existing account.

If you signed up but never got going, now is a good time to log back in at https://tackquote.com and connect your store.

If you have questions, hit a setup snag, or want to keep going past the trial, reply here or DM me and I’ll sort it out.

Thanks again, 1Hack :folded_hands:

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The store integration update makes this much more practical than a standalone quoting page, because a quote that stays connected to the catalogue and stock is less likely to go stale before a buyer signs it. For small sellers, the AI scoring part is the most interesting piece, since it could help sort serious enquiries from casual price checks before spending time on follow-ups. I would still want to see how the scoring explains its ranking, because a score without reasons is hard to trust when a large order is at stake. The buyer portal also looks useful, as letting a buyer sign in one place should reduce the usual back-and-forth over revised PDFs. Overall, this seems most valuable for sellers who already handle repeat B2B orders and need a cleaner way to track what was quoted, what changed, and what was accepted.