Ex Request a Quote, Hide Price and Singleton | Verify Customers both address price visibility control on Shopify, but they approach the problem from different angles. Ex Request a Quote, Hide Price focuses on providing a flexible, rule-based system for hiding prices and offering alternative options like Request a Quote forms. It positions itself as a tool for both B2B and B2C stores, allowing for granular control over which products or collections have prices hidden. Singleton | Verify Customers, on the other hand, centers on customer verification and approval. It allows merchants to control which *customers* see prices and add-to-cart buttons, making it ideal for membership-based businesses or those with a strict vetting process for clientele. The key difference lies in the target: Ex Request a Quote targets specific *products* or *collections*, while Singleton | Verify Customers targets specific *customers*. While both can hide prices and add-to-cart buttons, Ex Request a Quote offers features like customizable quote forms and broader rule-based price control, whereas Singleton | Verify Customers provides registration form customization and customer approval workflows. Both serve similar purposes, but offer different approaches and features to match individual business needs.
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Hide price with a Request a Quote & Multiple Options to control price visibility for B2B customers
Verify all registered customers and allow or disallow them to see prices and "add to cart" buttons
| Rating | 4.9/5 | 5/5 |
Rating Ex Request a Quote, Hide Price4.9/5 Singleton | Verify Customers5/5 | ||
| Reviews | 61 | 78 |
Reviews Ex Request a Quote, Hide Price61 Singleton | Verify Customers78 | ||
| Focus | Product/Collection Price Visibility | Customer Verification & Access |
Focus Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceProduct/Collection Price Visibility Singleton | Verify CustomersCustomer Verification & Access | ||
| Quote Forms | Yes, Customizable | No |
Quote Forms Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceYes, Customizable Singleton | Verify CustomersNo | ||
| Customer Approval Workflow | No | Yes, Approve/Decline based on tags/individually |
Customer Approval Workflow Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceNo Singleton | Verify CustomersYes, Approve/Decline based on tags/individually | ||
| Registration Form Customization | Limited (via contact forms) | Yes, with custom fields |
Registration Form Customization Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceLimited (via contact forms) Singleton | Verify CustomersYes, with custom fields | ||
| Target Merchant | B2B/B2C needing flexible price control | Membership-based or requiring customer vetting |
Target Merchant Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceB2B/B2C needing flexible price control Singleton | Verify CustomersMembership-based or requiring customer vetting | ||
| Price Control Granularity | Product/Collection level | Customer Level |
Price Control Granularity Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceProduct/Collection level Singleton | Verify CustomersCustomer Level | ||
| Key Feature | Rule-based Management for Price Visibility | Customer Verification and Access Control |
Key Feature Ex Request a Quote, Hide PriceRule-based Management for Price Visibility Singleton | Verify CustomersCustomer Verification and Access Control | ||
If you need to hide prices for specific *products* or *collections* and want to encourage quote requests with customizable forms, Ex Request a Quote, Hide Price is the better choice. It provides granular control and is suited for businesses that want to offer different pricing or access based on product type or target audience. Its strength lies in the flexibility of hiding prices and offering alternatives, like custom contact forms.
However, if you need to restrict access to prices and add-to-cart buttons based on *customer status* (e.g., approved vs. unapproved), and require a customer verification system with customized registration forms, then Singleton | Verify Customers is the more appropriate option. This app is ideal for membership sites, wholesale businesses with strict entry requirements, or businesses that require detailed customer information before allowing access to pricing.
Singleton | Verify Customers is likely better due to its customer verification and approval workflow. It allows you to control which registered customers see pricing, and to create a registration process that captures the necessary customer details.
Potentially, but it might be redundant. Singleton | Verify Customers handles customer-based access, while Ex Request a Quote focuses on product/collection-based visibility. Using both could create conflicting rules and complicate management.
Ex Request a Quote may be slightly easier to set up initially due to its focus on products and collections, assuming you have those already defined. However, Singleton | Verify Customers may require more time investment upfront to customize registration forms and define customer approval processes.
Neither app description explicitly mentions analytics or reporting. You would need to consult their documentation or contact the developers to confirm this information.
Neither app is inherently *more* suitable for dropshipping. The choice depends on the dropshipping store's business model. If customer verification is needed, Singleton | Verify Customers might be helpful. If it's about controlling price visibility on specific products, Ex Request a Quote is more appropriate. But often, for simple dropshipping, neither would be required.
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