An estimate straight away, any time
Customers don’t wait for a call or a quote to learn the order of magnitude. They check for themselves how the price changes with other options.
Online quote calculator
Customers enter a few details and instantly see an estimated cost, what it is made of and the monthly instalment. When they want to go further, they send an enquiry with the calculation, and you get a real brief instead of a vague price question.
The demo below works: change the floor area, specification, roof and extras.
Monthly payment
Illustrative model: floor area × rate for the specification, loan at 7.2% a year. Land and utility connections excluded.
This is a simulation. The form sent nothing.
ADIUS demo. Sample data.
Benefits
Customers don’t wait for a call or a quote to learn the order of magnitude. They check for themselves how the price changes with other options.
Each enquiry carries the inputs and the calculation. Your sales team starts with facts instead of a list of questions.
Rates and pricing rules live in one place. The website, quotes and sales all calculate the same way.
He built our pricing pages and product configurators and delivered complete payment flows.
Use cases
Build cost from floor area, number of floors, specification, roof and extras. Split into structure, services and finishing.
Demo: the build cost calculator on this page
Renovation, installation, cleaning, transport, printing. The price depends on area, quantity, date or location.
Rates · Surcharges · Minimum order
A loan, lease or subscription instalment next to the price. Customers see the monthly cost straight away.
Instalment · Deposit · Term
A quick estimate first, then a detailed configuration or a conversation with an adviser.
Calculator, configurator and enquiry
What the project covers
We start from your spreadsheet or the way you price quotes today. We agree which details the calculator asks for and which stay with your sales team.
Price list analysis · Rules and surcharges
A few clear questions instead of a long form. The result comes with a cost breakdown and, where it helps, a drawing that changes with the inputs.
UX/UI · Cost breakdown · SVG drawing
The enquiry with inputs and calculation goes to your inbox or CRM. We also set up event tracking, so you can see where customers drop off.
Form · CRM integration · GTM
You can change rates yourself: in an admin panel, a spreadsheet or the system you already use. The calculator then needs no code changes.
Admin panel · Spreadsheet · REST API
How we work
We work with you from the first conversation to launch. We’ve delivered more than 100 commercial projects for companies in Poland, Germany and the US, and we bring in specialists with the experience your project needs.
We discuss what you want to achieve and what the first version needs to include. Then we agree on the scope and prepare an estimate.
We share screen designs and working features for your feedback. We discuss your comments as we go and agree on any changes to the scope together.
We check that the key features work, launch the app and hand over the agreed materials. We plan further work around your priorities.
FAQ
It depends on the number of inputs and rules, how the result is presented and the integration with your CRM or store. A simple calculator is a different scope from an estimate with a drawing, instalments and a rates panel. After a conversation, we agree the scope of the first version and prepare a quote.
It shows a price as exact as your price list allows. For services and construction it is usually an estimate that clearly says what it includes. Your sales team prepares the final quote from the enquiry.
Yes. It can be part of a new website or a module embedded in your current one, including WordPress.
Yes. We agree which values should be editable and connect them to an admin panel, a spreadsheet or the system you use.
A calculator page answers a common “how much does … cost” question. Its description and key pricing information are in the page’s HTML, so search engines and AI assistants can read them.
Contact
Tell us what you price and what the price depends on. A spreadsheet or a description is enough. We’ll show you how your calculator could work.