A price on request loses people who would have bought. A calculator gives them a real number and gives you their details, which is a far better trade than a contact form.
What's Included
- Your real rates behind the inputs so the estimate is one you can honour.
- A range rather than a false precision with the assumptions stated.
- The result and the enquiry captured together, which is the whole point.
- An assistant that answers the obvious follow-up question.
How To Use
- Show a range and say what would move it. A single number invites an argument.
- Ask for the email after showing the number, never before.
- Keep the rates in a project so the calculator cannot go stale.
- Follow up within a day. The interest is never higher than right then.
Turn the enquiry into a real number with quote prompts, and work the lead with CRM prompts.