How to Contact Commerce Guys for a Quote or Consultation

Commerce Guys, the team behind Drupal Commerce, takes quote and consultation requests through its website at commerceguys.com. The site provides a "Get a quote" link in the main navigation and a "Contact us" call to action, and it explicitly offers a free consultation for merchants who need help determining which service fits their project. If you already know you want to talk to the team about building, running, or growing an online store, start with the "Get a quote" entry; if you are unsure which service applies to you, the free consultation path is the better fit.

Where the contact entry points live

The site presents several ways to start a conversation, all reachable from the main navigation and page content:

• Get a quote — a link in the top navigation, intended for visitors who want pricing or a project proposal.
• Contact us — repeated as a call to action in the services sections, including after the Consulting & Development description ("Learn more & Contact us").
• Free consultation — offered specifically for people who need help determining which service would be best for them: "Need help determining which service would be best for you? Contact us for a free consultation."
• Search form — the site includes a search form, useful if you want to locate a specific service or blog post before reaching out.

Which entry point to choose

What to expect from the services behind the contact form

Knowing what Commerce Guys offers helps you write a more useful first message. The site groups its work into three areas:

Consulting & Development

Positioned for merchants who want to focus on running their business rather than planning and executing a complex development project. The stated goal is to help you "Build, Run, and Grow your online store."

Next Digital Commerce

Aimed at businesses selling beyond physical products — subscriptions, memberships, and digital products. The site notes that "not every website sells t-shirts" and that modern eCommerce means "selling anything, to anyone... anywhere," including subscription models and membership services.

Production Support

Expert services, managed hosting, and support covering a project's entire lifecycle: planning and building with the development team, managed hosting, and post-launch application support. The pitch is to "deliver your site quicker and with less risk."

A practical way to prepare your message

Because the site does not publish pricing or a self-serve quote calculator, your first contact is a conversation rather than a form that returns a number. To make that conversation productive, include:

1. What you sell — physical goods, subscriptions, memberships, or digital products.
2. Where you are now — new store, replatforming, or an existing Drupal Commerce site needing support.
3. Which stage you need help with — planning and building, managed hosting, or post-launch support.
4. Your scale expectations — the site emphasizes building stores that "scale to meet any growth," so growth plans are relevant context.

Common sticking points

• No published pricing. The site uses "Get a quote" and "free consultation" language rather than listed rates, so expect a scoping conversation before any numbers.
• Choosing between quote and consultation. If you cannot name the service you need, use the consultation route — that is exactly the case it is described for.
• Agency vs. merchant paths. The services are framed for three audiences (merchants, agencies/developers, and technology partners), so identifying which one you are helps route your request correctly.

For reference on why teams choose this stack, the site highlights content and commerce in a unified experience, flexibility without imposed workflows, and open source with no license fees or vendor lock-in — useful framing if you need internal justification before requesting a quote.