Name Your Own Price & Quantity Options Overview

We have four different options for adding a "Name Your Own Price", "Donate" or "Select Your Quantity" capabilities to your Infusionsoft order forms.

Here is a quick overview of the different options that you have.



All of these snippets do require some HTML and CSS knowledge, and are considered "Advanced Snippets".

If you are not tech savvy, and don't have a tech person on your team, we are here to help! We offer impletmentation services, where we can help you get all of this setup for a nominal fee.

Please don't hesitate to reach out if  you have any questions.

Here are screenshots and quick written overviews of each the four different options.

Name Your Price Input Field

You can use this snippet, to setup a completely flexible pricing field as a "name your price" or "donate" order form, where the user can choose their own price by typing in any amount into a field on the order form. This would also work for quoting specific projects, where a customer could come and pay an amount that you quoted them. The amount can be any whole dollar amount. The snippet does not support cents.

This snippet leverages Infusionsoft's quantity field, and a $1 product on an Infusionsoft order form. The input field, maps to the Infusionsoft quantity field and adjusts the quantity of the product being purchased. For example, technically if someone types in $200 into the field, there is actually a quantity of 200 for a product priced at $1.

This snippet does require editing custom HTML code, and is considered an advanced snippet. 

Preset Price/Donation Amounts (Radio Buttons)

You can use this snippet, to setup fixed pricing options for a "name your price" order form, or for a "donate" checkout page, where the user can choose their own price based on any amount of pricing options you wish to have. It's best to keep options limited, between three (3) to seven (7) max, is ideal.

This snippet leverages Infusionsoft's quantity field, and a $1 product on an Infusionsoft order form. The buttons change the quantity in accordance with the amount being charged. For example, technically the $25 option, is actually a quantity of 25 for a product priced at $1.

This snippet does require editing custom HTML code, and is considered an advanced snippet.

Preset Quantity Options (Radio Buttons)

This is the same as the Pre-set pricing options snippet above, just altered to be quantity specific, and not price specific. You can use this snippet, to setup fixed bundle options for a few different quantities. The user can choose what quantity bundle they want to purchase. You can add as many bundle options as you wish to have, however, it's best to keep options limited, between three (3) to five (5) options at max, is ideal.

This snippet leverages Infusionsoft's quantity field. The buttons change the quantity in accordance with the amount being charged. If you are offering a discounted rate if the customer buys a larger quantity. You will need to setup quantity specific discounts in Infusionsoft that match your pricing, so that when a quantity of 5 is selected, Infusionsoft shows the correct amount in the order summary, and more importantly charges the correct amount.

This snippet does require editing custom HTML code, and is considered an advanced snippet.

Preset Subscription/Quantity Options (Link to Separate Order Forms)

This is my favorite, and most straightforward setup, because it doesn't require any quanitity field setup, it's 100% just pure custom code, that looks and functions like quantity options, or pricing options.

This snippet actually links between order forms, so this is how you would get a monthly and an annual subscription option on the same order form. To the user, it will look like the order form is just updating to the new subscription, but it's actually linking to a different order form all together.

Use this option if you need to setup different fulfillment processes, or need a different customer experience welcome sequence for new customers based on the quantity they purchase. You would setup separate products and separate order forms for each quanitity bundle, and use this snippet to allow a customer to navigate between multiple order forms.

This snippet does require editing custom HTML code, and is considered an advanced snippet.

If you have any questions about any of this setup, please don't hesitate to reach out. We are always here to help!
Email us at support@gospiffy.com.

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