Price Calculator

Sliders the visitor drags to see a live price computed from your real rates.

Formula visible, nothing invented.

Customize the prompt

What it does

The price calculator lets visitors answer their own biggest question: what would this cost me? They drag a slider or two, and a live total computes from your real rates, right in front of them. A visitor who priced it themselves already half-decided.

  • The math is visible: the formula sits in plain words next to the result.
  • Totals compute only from rates you configured; invented discounts and fake you-save lines are banned.
  • Each slider gets a label, a range, and a rate, all yours to set.
  • Numbers format themselves to your currency and local style, like 1,200 or 1.200.
  • Slider handles stay comfortably grabbable, on desktops and thumbs alike, and arrow keys work too.
  • The result updates instantly with zero jumping.
  • Broken or empty settings mean the calculator doesn't render.

How it works

  1. Slide how many inputs you need, 1 to 3.

  2. Pick the result display, one big total or the total with a per-slider breakdown.

  3. Copy the prompt, the calculator's recipe for your AI, into whichever AI you use.

  4. Set your real rates and ranges in the marked spot, the same prices you'd quote by email; the formula follows them exactly.

  5. Drag everything to the extremes as a test: the total and the formula line should stay truthful at both ends.

  6. Try it on your phone: one clean column, big draggable handles, and a total that updates as you slide.

What you can customize

  • How many sliders: one for a single-factor price; three for services with real moving parts, like pages, hours, and extras.
  • Result display: total only is cleaner; the breakdown shows the math and builds trust with careful buyers who like seeing where every number comes from.
  • Currency, labels, and colors adapt to your site automatically, because your AI builds the calculator right inside your own design, card and all.

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