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# Request a Quote for a Patch My PC Cloud Subscription
*Applies to: Patch My PC Cloud*
You can request a quote for whichever Patch My PC (PMPC) Cloud subscription level you are interested in:
* [Enterprise Plus subscription](#requesting-a-quote-for-an-enterprise-plus-subscription)
* [Enterprise Premium subscription](#requesting-a-quote-for-an-enterprise-premium-subscription)
### Requesting a quote for an Enterprise Plus subscription
To request a quote for an Enterprise Plus subscription:
1. Navigate to **Settings | Subscription**
2. Click **Request a Quote** under **Enterprise Plus**
3. On the **Enterprise Plus** screen, add your email address and select the number of devices you want a quote for, then click **Send Request**
4. On the **Request Sent** screen, click **Close**
A member of our Sales Team will review your request and email the quote to you at the email address you have provided.
### Requesting a quote for an Enterprise Premium subscription
To request a quote for an Enterprise Premium subscription:
1. Navigate to **Settings | Subscription**
2. Click **Request a Quote** under **Enterprise Premium**
3. On the **Enterprise Premium** screen, add your email address and select the number of devices you want a quote for, then click Send Request
4. On the **Request Sent** screen, click **Close**
A member of our Sales Team will review your request and email the quote to you at the email address you have provided.
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