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Quotira
Turn your website into a quote generator in minutes
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Turn your website into a quote generator in minutes
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Quotira lets service businesses (landscapers, painters, cleaners, web designers) embed a price calculator on their website. Visitors configure their project, see an instant estimate, and leave their details. No more back-and-forth quoting.
How does it handle custom jobs that don't quite fit the calculator options, like when a client has something unique that doesn't match the predefined choices?
@meral25451 Great question, this is exactly the scenario I designed for, because no calculator covers 100% of real-world jobs. Quotira gives you a few layers of control here:
1. you can show estimates as a price range instead of a fixed number (you set the margin yourself, so €100 with a 15% margin displays as €85-€115), which leaves room for the unique aspects of a job.
2. For the truly custom cases, you can set rules per question: if a client picks a specific option, enters a value above a certain threshold, or gives a particular answer, the calculator switches to 'price on request' instead of showing a number. So a job that doesn't fit the standard options never gets a misleading estimate, but you still capture the lead and everything they filled in, so you know exactly what they need before you even talk to them.
The way I think about it: the calculator's job isn't to price every project perfectly, it's to qualify. Standard requests get an instant ballpark; unusual ones land in your inbox with full context. Are you asking from the perspective of a service business? Curious what kind of jobs you had in mind.
How flexible is the calculator setup, like can I add my own pricing tiers and add-ons for different services, or does it lock you into preset templates?
@semihdolaner Fully flexible. The templates are just a head start, not a lock-in. You can add your own pricing tiers, add-ons with their own price impact, and extra services; every question, step and pricing rule is editable. You can also skip templates entirely and build from a blank canvas. I answered a similar question from Osman above with a bit more detail on how the pricing rules work (ranges, 'price on request' triggers, etc.) if you want the full picture. What kind of services are you looking to set up?
Does the calculator handle custom pricing rules or just preset tiers out of the box? Wondering how flexible it is for something like a cleaning service that bills differently per room type.
@borantuw1 Great question. Yes, you can build custom pricing rules yourself, it's not limited to preset tiers.
For a cleaning service, for example, you could create rules like:
different prices per room type or size
extra charges for add-ons (deep cleaning, windows, appliances, etc.)
different pricing based on frequency (one-time vs recurring)
custom conditions that change the outcome or switch to "price on request"
The templates are only a starting point. Every question, option, and pricing rule can be adjusted to match your own way of calculating quotes.
The goal is that you can turn your actual pricing process into an interactive calculator, without needing me or a developer to configure it for you. 🙂
Love how clean the calculator embed looks on the demo site. The instant estimate without forcing a signup first is a smart move for these smaller service businesses.
@rojin34058 Thanks! 🙌 That was exactly the idea behind it. A lot of service businesses lose potential customers because the first step is still “fill out a form and wait”.
With Quotira, the calculator does the qualification upfront while still keeping the barrier low. Visitors get value immediately, and the business gets a much more useful lead. Appreciate you checking out the demo!