Try it yourself
This is a real, working CalcForms calculator, right here on the page. Enter your details and watch the estimate update on the spot. It is exactly what your customers would use, and every submission reaches you as a lead.
What your customer answers
The live form above asks for these, in this order.
- Their email, so the lead reaches you
- What do you need?: Will or estate plan, Form an LLC or business, Divorce or family matter, Real estate closing, Something else
- How involved is it?: Simple and straightforward, Average, Complicated
- Your state
What they see: Estimated legal fee range, worked out from their answers on the spot.
What it calculates
- Asks what the client needs in plain terms
- Starts from your flat fees by matter type
- Adjusts for how simple or complicated the matter is
- Notes any state filing fees
- Sends you a qualified intake with the estimate
Why it closes more deals
A live number closes deals
Customers who see a real estimate the second they enter their details are far likelier to book than ones told to call for a quote. The number is the hook.
Runs your most complex spreadsheet
Multi-tab workbooks, lookup tables, tiered rates, conditional line items, the lot. If the math runs in Excel, CalcForms runs it behind a clean form.
Update it by chatting
Prices move. Ask ChatGPT to change a rate, add an option, or insert a step and the live form updates in seconds. No developer, no redeploy.
Backtest before you publish
Run your last 20 real jobs through it and tune the formula until the live estimate matches what you actually charge. Ship it once it lines up.
Why calculator forms are worth it, by the numbers
47.3% vs 2.8%
In an analysis of 50,000+ forms, interactive forms averaged a 47.3% conversion rate versus 2.8% for static forms. (Outgrow)
51% of buyers
51% of B2B software buyers now begin their research in an AI chatbot rather than a search engine. (G2, 2026)
1 in 3
A third of B2B buyers have chosen a vendor they had never heard of before, on an AI assistant's recommendation. (G2, 2026)
How this form was built
No template builder and no code. One message to ChatGPT with CalcForms added:
Build this exact form
CalcForms is an app you add to ChatGPT once. After that you build and edit forms just by chatting. Works in Claude too.
- Add CalcForms to ChatGPT. Open the CalcForms app page, click Install plugin, and sign in with your email. One time, about 60 seconds. A free ChatGPT account works. (Using Claude? Setup here.)
- Say the words below. ChatGPT builds the form with your math inside and gives you a link.
- Share it, then change it by asking. Send the link to customers. Change a rate or add a question later just by asking.
Step-by-step: turn your spreadsheet into a form, add your price list, show customers one number. All guides →
"Build a law firm fee calculator for clients. Inputs: type of matter, how involved it is, and the client state. Start from your flat fee for each matter type, apply a multiplier for complexity, note any state filing fees, and show a starting fee with a line that the final quote is confirmed after a consult."
How does it work? CalcForms is an official ChatGPT app. Once it is added, ChatGPT can build, publish and update real calculator forms for you, all from the chat window. Your customers never need ChatGPT; they just open a link.
What it works out
Flat fee by matterAdjusts for complexityState filing feesA clear fee range
Last updated 6 October 2026
FAQ
Can it show a fee range instead of one exact number?
Does it handle different practice areas?
Can I add state filing fees automatically?
How do I keep fees current as I change my schedule?
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