Webflow Pricing Calculator
- Multiple Calculation Fields
- Complicated Calculation Support
- Conditional Logic
- Various Measurement Units
- Personalized Header
- Custom Results Section
- Animated Elements
- Advanced Design Customization
- Custom CSS Editor
- Custom JavaScript Editor
- Free-Coding Editor
- Optimized for All Mobile Devices
- Page-Speed Friendly Lazy Loading
- Fast Website Integration
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FAQ
What kind of pricing formula can be used in the calculator?
The calculator can apply a common pricing structure suitable for business logic:
Product Price = (Production Cost + Labor + Overhead) * Markup Percentage
This method helps ensure consistent and accurate pricing models across your offerings.
How can I embed the Pricing calculator on my Webflow website?
To embed the calculator for pricing on your Webflow website, follow these simple steps:
- Customize the design and logic of the widget to match your website’s layout and needs.
- Create or log in to your Elfsight account to manage your widget.
- Copy the provided installation code.
- Open your Webflow dashboard and access the page where you want the widget to appear.
- Paste the code into an Embed element. Save and publish your website.
Which other platforms are compatible with this calculator besides Webflow?
The widget is built to work on nearly any website, regardless of the CMS or website builder used. Here are the most commonly supported platforms among our users:
Squarespace, Wix, HTML, WordPress, Shopify, Elementor, Google Sites, GoDaddy, iFrame.
Can I use custom pricing formulas in the widget?
Absolutely. The widget supports nearly any mathematical formula you might need. For guidance on building your formula logic, refer to our detailed formula guide that outlines the most popular functions used by businesses across different sectors.
Is programming experience required to install this calculator on Webflow?
No coding experience is necessary. The widget is designed for non-developers and offers a visual editor with intuitive controls. Simply copy the code and paste it into a Webflow Embed block. That’s all it takes to get started.
Is there a free version of the widget available?
Yes, you can start with the Free plan offered by Elfsight. It’s fully functional for basic use and ideal for small projects or testing. As your needs evolve, you can upgrade to one of the paid tiers—Basic, Pro, Premium, or Enterprise—for additional features and performance enhancements.
Where is the best place to embed the calculator for pricing on a Webflow page?
You can place the widget wherever it adds the most value to your users’ experience. Common locations include product detail pages, pricing sections, service pages, FAQ blocks, contact pages, or even blog articles—anywhere visitors might need to run calculations.
What customization options are available in the widget?
The widget comes with extensive customization tools to ensure it fits seamlessly into your Webflow website’s visual identity. Here’s what you can configure:
- Formula logic
Use dynamic fields and build formulas using visual blocks—field values (purple), mathematical operations (white), and live outputs (green). Enable conditional logic if needed. - Field types
Choose from sliders, number inputs, dropdowns, multiple choice, image selectors, and text headers. - Result area Add persuasive call-to-action messages and buttons to encourage user interaction.
- Explore extra features: Modify headers, cards, color palettes, fonts, animations, number formats, and use JS or CSS editors for advanced tweaks.
And if you encounter any hurdles, our responsive Customer Support team is ready to guide you every step of the way for a smooth setup experience!
Help with Webflow Pricing Calculator Setup and Website Installation
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