Wholesale Order templatePRO: uses payment, publishing needs a Pro plan

A wholesale order form built for pallet-scale B2B purchasing: business name, buyer contact, a choice of three bundle sizes with volume pricing baked into the options, delivery date and address, and card payment for the full amount. Because the price map is tied to the bundle question, a buyer picking the full pallet is charged $3,450 without anyone sending an invoice first.

Use this template Start free — no card

6 questions · Pro to publish · fully customizable

Uses a payment question (Pro). You can preview and edit it on Free; publishing needs Pro. Collecting payments has no free substitute.

Payment collection via your own Stripe/PayPal

Interactive — fill it in like a respondent would.Open full width

What’s inside

The questions this template ships with — rename, reorder, or delete any of them in the builder.

01Business nameShort text

02Buyer contact detailsContact info

03Which wholesale bundle do you need?Multiple choice

04Requested delivery dateDate

05Delivery addressAddress

06PaymentPayment

When to use this template

A beverage brand taking weekly case orders from stockists, with the Wednesday cutoff already written into the welcome screen
Food producers selling to independent grocers who reorder the same bundles on a rhythm
A candle or cosmetics maker moving from one-off wholesale emails to a standing order link reps can bookmark
Distributors who want payment collected upfront instead of chasing net-30 invoices for smaller accounts

Tips to get more from it

The three pallet bundles carry their prices in the payment question's price map — edit the option labels and prices together when you change your tiers.
The delivery date field warns buyers about the 5-business-day lead time in its helper text; adjust that line to match your real logistics.
Keep the form link semi-private (share it with registered partners) or add a short account-number question to screen unknown buyers.
Charging cards requires Pro ($14.99/month); payments settle to your own Stripe or PayPal account with no Zunoform cut.

Questions people ask

Can I take wholesale payments through this form?

Yes — the payment step charges the buyer's card for the selected bundle using your own Stripe or PayPal keys. Zunoform doesn't take a percentage; payments need the Pro plan to publish.

How do I change the bundle sizes and prices?

Edit the options on the bundle question, then update the matching prices on the payment field's price map. The checkout total follows whatever you set.

Can I restrict this form to approved buyers?

The simplest approach is sharing the link only with registered partners. You can also add a required account or business-verification question and cross-check orders before fulfilling.