Instant quote calculator for your website

Each price call takes someone off the job, and a caller who only wanted the number hangs up once they have it. Put the price on the page, and the calls that remain can go straight to booking. Metro Detroit Maids shows the exact price on its site, computed from the same formula its booking form charges.

A buyer who wants a price tonight keeps asking around until someone gives one. An instant price on your site answers while they are still deciding, at any hour, and the booking button sits right under it. Only unusual jobs still need a quote by hand, and those arrive with the details already filled in.

That is what a calculator is for: the customer knows the square footage, the number of rooms and the extras they want, and the formula you run in your head can run on the page. We build your own pricing rules into it, so the number on the page is the number you would have quoted. The total shows before any contact details are asked for.

Pricing done by hand drifts: two people quote the same job differently, and a discount given once becomes the price everyone expects. One formula on the site gives every customer the same answer and frees the staff for the work itself. When your prices change, the formula changes once and every quote after it follows.

It is a form on a website that turns the customer's choices into a price on the spot. The customer enters what the job involves, such as size, frequency or extras, and the total updates as they go. A widget from a quote app can be pasted into a page; a calculator built into your own site runs your exact formula and leads straight to booking.

It prices a window cleaning job from what the customer enters, so they see the total before they call. The usual inputs are the number of windows, how many stories the house has, inside, outside or both, and extras such as screens and tracks. The formula is yours, so the online price matches what your crew would have quoted at the door.

Show a real price wherever you can: a fixed price for set services, and a calculator where the price depends on the job. Writing 'call for a quote' beside every service turns each price question into a phone call. Put each price next to the service it belongs to, say what it includes, and keep it current, because a price that changes at the door costs trust.

Price the way you already quote, then put that formula online: by home size or rooms, by how often, and by extras. Metro Detroit Maids uses one formula for the price on the page and the charge at booking, so the two cannot drift apart. Publishing the checklist of what a clean covers tells customers what the price buys.

Turnaround is quick once we have your pricing rules, and you can try the calculator on a live preview from the first week. You send the rules you quote by, and we turn them into the formula. The fixed quote, the plan and the start date reach you in writing within one business day, without a sales call.

You do: the calculator is part of your site's code, and the code, the domain and the accounts are yours. Nothing runs on a quote app you pay for each month, so changing a price is an edit to your own site. If you move to another developer one day, the calculator moves with the code.