How To Build An Interactive Calculator For Your Website

Build an interactive calculator for your website! Whether you want to create a mortgage calculator, custom price quote calculator, website cost calculator, loan calculator, budget calculator, inflation rate calculator, and many others, you can create an interactive online calculator.
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How to Build An Interactive Calculator For Your Website

0:00 - Intro
0:08 - What type of calculators can you have on your website?
0:51 - 3 Ways that a web calculator improves customer experience
1:47 - Different options to build an interactive calculator for your website
7:08 - DISCOUNT CODE
7:15 - Outro
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You have several options to build an interactive calculator:

1. You can hire a freelancer to build an interactive calculator for you.
2. You can order a calculator from a web studio.
3. You can download a free calculator script and customize it for your own needs.
4. You could use an online calculator builder. This is the easiest and fastest option out there which also allows for a wide range of design and functionality options. And no-coding knowledge is required!

Under the categories, ‘Calculator’ and ‘Custom Price Quotes’ you can find templates that are perfect to use to build an interactive calculator.

So just select one of the templates that match your needs the best and click on ‘Choose’.

In the editor, you can add questions that you want to ask your audience. You can add numbers to the answers so you can use them to calculate a score at the end. To do that, click your question and tick “Individual Scores & Calculations”. Now you type in a number for each answer.

You also want to make sure that the toggle ‘Answer is Required’ is turned on as those are the only questions that are able to be included in your calculator at the end.

If you’re asking an open question, tick ‘Only Accept Numbers’ otherwise the calculator won’t work for this question. You can add any text such as a suffix or a prefix which is how you’d switch from metric to imperial.

You can also ask a question with a slider by simply inputting the lowest and highest value on the slider and whichever number your customers select is the number that will be included in the calculator.

Lastly, it is always good to email-gate the results so you are able to get in touch with your customers after they have received their custom price quote.

You can also send the price quote via email to continue the conversation there.

So, to calculate the final price, you need to drag and drop the calculator element onto the outcome page and then you need to click on ‘Open Formula Builder’ and here is where you can build your formula for your calculator.

You can then decide if you want to embed this calculator on your website and immediately display the results to your users OR if you want to hide the results from the calculator by ticking ‘hide from participants’ and sending the results to them via email. This way they’re more likely to respond to your sales team via email.

Once you’re sure everything works the way you want it to, click Publish. Here’s where you can set up the emails, as well as social sharing options and tracking.

Once published, your calculator will get a link, a short link that you can share anywhere. You can also embed your calculator in your website or you can have people access it through this unique QR code that never expires.

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[SimonDenvers]

Fantastic. I didn't know it could do this.

[דניאלפוגודין]

I have my calculator in Python, exactly the outputs I need from the user, I get that as input and then output the result
I can put it in your platform and save me the HTML and CSS?

[juliennekita]

Hi, thank you for the video. I'm a bit disapointed. He took me some time to set up the calculator form to realize that there's no way to calculate differents answers from a same question card... Tell me I'm wrong pls 😅

[mahlatsematsimele]

Ok I have a question i really need someone to please help me with, once this calculator is on my website how do i conect it to the payment method? so that people pay the amount that shows up in the calculator after they chose their options

[robinwalthour]

Very good video. I want to do calculations for soap recipes.

[gallsenglishschool]

the video is not so interesting but you are beautiful