A good calculator provides a preliminary calculation of the cost of goods or services. If the calculation in the calculator is totally different from the cost that you tell the user, you may lose a potential customer.
Provide hints to help your users
Add tooltips to make your calculator easier to use. This is a brief description of a field, which helps users better understand what data they need to enter.
Set up success messages for your forms
This is the message the user receives after submitting a request. Make sure the message is displayed correctly, check the title and text of the message.
Check the info you email your users (send test emails)
Required fields in the form for sending calculator data by email should be marked with an asterisk and explanatory captions accordingly. Once the form has been submitted successfully, make sure that users see a success message. Also, check the message that came to your email: whether the email address is correct, whether you received all the necessary data, and so on.
Check online payment (run tests)
One of the effective ways to increase sales is to connect online payment methods to your calculator so that users can calculate and pay for their order online directly in the calculator. Make a payment for $1 to make sure the payment works correctly.
Connect SMS notifications
Connect SMS notifications and get information about filled orders and new orders in real time.
Connect statistics collection
Connect Google Analytics in the calculator settings to keep track of the sources where orders came from, collect data, and analyze it to improve sales.
Check how your calculator looks on a mobile device
A convenient online form or calculator is the key to a successful order. Check how your calculator looks on a mobile device.
Integrate your calculator with a CRM
Manage clients and deals in a single database, all you need to do is connect a CRM system in the calculator settings.