Many customers will not call without a ballpark. A simple price calculator on your website captures them and fills the pipeline.
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Why calculators work
Customers want to know if they can afford a service before talking to anyone. A calculator answers that and captures leads at night and on weekends.
Which jobs fit
Standard jobs with clear variables: house cleaning by size, window cleaning by count, gutter cleaning by stories, lawn care by area.
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Show ranges
A price range protects you from jobs that turn out bigger than expected.
Explain the variables
Tell customers what makes the price go up or down.
Capture contact info
Ask for name and phone to send the final quote.
Follow up fast
Call or text within minutes. The lead is hot.
Connect to booking
Let customers who accept the range pick a time.
Review your numbers
Update ranges when costs change.
Getting started
Pick your most standard service, build a simple calculator with three questions and a price range, and test it for a month.
Common mistakes
Exact prices that are too low, no follow-up and calculators for jobs that need a visit.
Example
A house cleaning company added a three-question calculator with price ranges to its website. Many leads came in at night, and the office called them first thing in the morning. The calculator became the main source of new recurring customers.
Price every call so it pays.
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Frequently asked questions
Will an online price calculator make customers shop on price?
It can if it shows exact low prices. Show ranges, explain what changes the price and ask for contact details to send the final quote.