Create and add custom interactive calculators to your website and give instant answers to customers
Calculator Builder provides a simple yet powerful tool to create an interactive calculator for site visitors to leverage. Using Calculator Builder, you can provide site visitors with a personalized user experience helping them calculate and get instant answers to their pain point questions! Interactive calculators are easy to create without any code and a great way to engage and convert site visitors who constantly ask questions like how much, how many, what the ROI is, and many more.
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2018-08-04
United States
I've only been using Calconic for a few days but I am very impressed with the app. Domas has been beyond helpful. I asked that three different complex calculators with conditional formulas be created and he was able to execute within hours. All of the calculators work perfectly and are now operational on our website. I could not have done it. I just don't have the programming aptitude. What a pleasure to find a company that can deliver what they promise. I highly recommend this app. --Russ Murray, Delaware Business Incorporators, Inc. https://www.delawarebusinessincorporators.com/pages/delaware-franchise-tax-calculator
2018-06-01
Canada
Takes some time to get used to but overall good tool with huge potential. 1. Preview tool doesn't always work. I suggest embedding the form on your website and refreshing frequently to see your more recent changes. 2. Font selection is lacking. 3. Need more documentation on writing conditional statements. If you had more examples on your knowledge base more people would be able to just quickly copy/paste examples and change the values to whatever they want. For example Line 1 below is saying if the answer to question #1 is 1, and the answer to question #2 is 10, then show the value 10.18. Line 2 says if the answer to question #1 is 1, and the answer to question #2 is 20, then show 9.33. Line 3 says otherwise show zero. ((#1==1==10)?(10.18): ((#1==1==20)?(9.33): (0))) Quick examples like this would help more people know how to use the tool