To automatically send custom order pricing via email and integrate CRM for lead capture on a Webflow site, you’ll need third-party tools since Webflow doesn’t offer built-in logic for price calculation or complex automation.
- Design a custom Webflow form to collect specifications (e.g., size, quantity, features).
- Use input fields with conditional options (e.g., dropdowns, checkboxes).
- Include a field for email address to send the quote.
- Use Zapier or Make (Integromat) to automate the workflow from form submission to email.
- Connect Webflow’s form to these tools using the Webflow Form trigger.
3. Set Up Pricing Logic in Zapier or Make
- In Zapier, use a Formatter or Code action to calculate the custom price based on form inputs.
- Example: If Option A adds $50 and Option B adds $25, use a calculation step to total it.
- In Make, use routers and math functions to build a pricing tree.
4. Send Email with Dynamic Price
- After price is calculated, use Gmail or Mailgun in Zapier/Make to send a personalized email.
- Include the customer’s entered specs and the generated price.
5. Route Data to a CRM
- Send the captured lead data (name, email, order specs) into a CRM like:
- HubSpot (Zapier has a native Webflow → HubSpot integration)
- Pipedrive, Zoho, or Salesforce (also supported via Zapier/Make)
- Map relevant fields from Webflow to your CRM’s contact/lead fields.
6. Optional: Use Jetboost or Wized for More Complex Use-Cases
- If the order form needs authentication or live pricing preview, consider tools like:
- Wized + Xano: For user login, pricing APIs, or advanced databases.
- Jetboost: For live search or filter-based pricing estimates.
Summary
To automate custom pricing emails and capture leads in a CRM from your Webflow website, use Zapier or Make to connect Webflow forms with email services and a CRM. Handle pricing logic inside these platforms, and trigger an email with the calculated total immediately after form submission.