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How to Set It Up
Master the setup of your Pricing Estimator with clear guidance and expert support, setting the stage for success in your business.
How to Use It
Learn how to use it with clear guidance and step-by-step instructions, empowering you to maximize its potential with confidence.
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FAQs
Here are some answers to Frequently Asked Questions.
What do I see after someone completes my estimator?
When someone finishes your Pricing Estimator, you'll get an email right away with their details and a link to their results page to see their estimate. You can also view all submissions through your dashboard at any time.
How are the prices calculated?
Prices start with a base cost. We add fixed costs directly to this base, and for variable costs, we add the minimum and maximum values accordingly. Percentages are then applied to these totals.
For example:
- Base cost: $100
- Fixed addition of $50 makes it $150
- Variable range of $100-$200 changes it to $250-$350
- A 10% increase then adjusts it to $275-$385.
- We round to the nearest significant digit for clarity, so $2,341.20 becomes $2,340.
Where do I use this tool?
Use PriceGuide on your website to let customers estimate costs before contacting you. It's also great for ads or flyers—just add a QR code linking to your estimator.
Can I change the questions in my estimator?
Absolutely! You can add, remove, or change questions anytime to make sure they fit what you need.
Do I still need to give clients a quote?
Yes, the estimator provides a rough price range to help start conversations. It’s a good idea to follow up with a detailed quote once you discuss their specific needs.
Why a price range and not a fixed price like a quote would?
Providing a price range allows flexibility and sets realistic expectations. It helps customers understand potential costs upfront, which can vary based on their specific choices and needs.