Every quote is custom math
Packages, line items, and exceptions live in your head or a spreadsheet only you understand.
Quote & Pricing Calculator
Stop rebuilding the same quote in a spreadsheet
A custom quote calculator that prices packages, add-ons, and edge cases the way your business actually sells, then embeds on your site.
Custom quote and pricing calculator mockup
Does this sound like your quoting process?
Prospects wait on you
Someone asks for a ballpark and you disappear for an hour to assemble numbers by hand.
Website pricing is vague on purpose
You list "starting at" prices because a real estimate needs too many branching rules to put on a page.
Wrong quotes cost money
Underpricing slips through when rules are tribal knowledge. Overpricing scares good leads away.
From guesswork quotes to a clear estimate path
Pricing rules that match how you sell
Packages, add-ons, minimums, and exceptions are coded as your logic, not a generic form template.
Estimates that capture the lead
Optional email capture, CRM handoff, or a saved quote so a calculator visit becomes a conversation.
Embed on the site you already run
Drop it into Squarespace, WordPress, Shopify, or a custom site so quoting lives where prospects already are.
Only the pricing complexity you need
No full CPQ suite, no seats for features you will never open. Just the estimator your team will actually use.
vs. generic forms
Pricing software that knows your packages
Typeform and spreadsheet calculators force you to flatten real pricing into a handful of fields. A custom quote tool encodes the branching logic you already use on sales calls.
Your formulas, not theirs
Packages and add-ons that stack right
Embeds where buyers already browse
// Built for how you price, not a generic form builder
How this typically works
We map how you quote today, encode the rules that change price, then ship an estimator your prospects can use.
Align
We map how you work today and what a first win looks like. No package to pick on this call.
Prototype
When the path isn't obvious, we prove the direction with a focused click-through before a full build.
Launch
We scope the build, set a clear timeline, and ship something your team can run on day one.
Orbit
If it's working, we stay on week to week: ship what's next, fix what breaks, keep improving.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our pricing is weird. Can software still handle it?
Usually yes. Most "weird" pricing is a short list of rules: base packages, add-ons that change the total, minimums, travel fees, volume breaks, or exceptions for certain customers.
On the first call we walk through real quotes you've sent and decide what belongs in v1 versus what stays a manual review step. The goal is a calculator that covers the common path without pretending every edge case is automatic.
Can it live on my existing website?
Yes. Most quote calculators ship as an embed you can drop into the site you already run, or as a standalone page we host and link from your nav.
If your site is Squarespace, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, or a custom stack, we pick the cleanest integration path on the first call so you are not rebuilding your whole website to get better quoting.
Why not just use Typeform, Jotform, or a spreadsheet?
Those tools are fine for simple intake. They break down when price depends on stacked options, conditional packages, or formulas your team already uses on sales calls.
A custom quote calculator is for when the estimate itself is the product of your expertise. You keep control of the math and the buyer experience instead of forcing pricing into a generic form builder.
How long does a quote calculator usually take?
A focused estimator with a clear rule set often lands in a few weeks of work once we agree on the pricing logic.
On the first call we'll sketch a realistic range for your quoting complexity before you commit.
Ready to put yourreal pricing online?
We'll map how you quote today, what rules belong in software, and how we'd start building the calculator.
Need a clearer pathbefore you build?
Talk through the messy quoting process. Get direction. Leave knowing what to do next.
