The form your customers fill out
A live calculator, not a static quote request. Your customer enters their details and watches the number update on the spot, which is what turns a browser into a booked job.
What it calculates
- Kitchen or bath priced by size and finish tier from your line-item sheet
- Cabinets, countertops, tile, and fixtures pulled from selection tables
- Layout changes and moving plumbing added as conditional cost drivers
- Demo, permits, and labor rolled in with your margin kept internal
- Homeowner lead with the estimate already calculated lands in your dashboard
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 Claude 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.
How this form was built
No template builder and no code. One message to Claude with the CalcForms connector switched on:
Build this exact form
CalcForms is a connector you add to Claude once. After that you build and edit forms just by chatting.
- Add CalcForms to Claude. Open the Add custom connector dialog, name it
Calcforms, and pastehttps://forms.badabingapp.cc. One time, about 60 seconds. - Paste the prompt below. Claude builds the form, wires in your math, and hands you a live URL.
- Share it, then tweak by chatting. Put it on your site or send the link. Change a rate or add a field later just by asking.
"Build a kitchen and bath remodel cost calculator. Inputs: room (kitchen base $250/sqft, full bath $325/sqft, half bath $200/sqft), room size, finish level (standard 1.0x, mid-grade 1.4x, high-end 1.9x), layout change (keep 1.0x, minor 1.15x, move plumbing/walls 1.35x), and cabinet choice as an add-on. Multiply sqft by the room rate, apply the finish and layout multipliers, add cabinets, then show the homeowner a low-to-high range at minus 10% and plus 15%. Keep my line-item costs and margin internal."
Example run: A 180 sq ft kitchen ($250/sqft) at mid-grade finish (1.4x) with minor layout changes (1.15x) returns a homeowner-facing range of about $65,000 to $84,000.
New to connectors? A connector (an MCP server) is a secure link between Claude and an app. The CalcForms connector lets Claude build, deploy, and update real calculator forms for you, all from the chat window.
Formulas it supports
sqft times room ratefinish tier multiplierlayout-change multipliercabinet add-on lookuplow-high range bracketing
FAQ
Does my multi-tab estimating workbook come across?
Can it price standard versus high-end finishes?
Does the homeowner see my line-item costs?
Can I check it against remodels I have done?
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