If your courier website runs on WordPress, you do not need to rebuild the site to add instant delivery pricing. An embedded quote form can live inside an existing page while the rest of the website stays where it is.
Configure pricing first
Define the minimum charge, mileage rule, service options, and supported add-ons that affect a normal job. Then customize the form so the logo, colors, labels, and customer-facing text match the business.
Create a dedicated quote page
In WordPress, create a page such as “Get a Quote” or “Instant Delivery Quote.” Keep it focused: a short introduction, the embedded form, and a contact option for unusual jobs.
Add the embed code
Qalt provides an embed snippet tied to the merchant's quote form. Paste it into a WordPress Custom HTML block or the equivalent HTML/embed element in the page builder.
Test the complete journey
- Enter a real pickup and drop-off.
- Confirm address autocomplete.
- Check route and price.
- Test service levels and additional stops.
- Submit a quote and confirm it appears in Qalt.
- Test on a phone as well as desktop.
Keep dispatch software separate if you want
The quote calculator is the customer-facing sales layer. A courier can keep using its existing dispatch, routing, tracking, or proof-of-delivery system after the quote becomes a job.
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