Crie uma Calculadora de Orçamentos Instantâneos

Add an instant estimate page to this site for [YOUR BUSINESS AND WHAT YOU PRICE, e.g. a residential cleaning company pricing regular cleans].

The page asks only the things that genuinely change my price: [YOUR 3-5 PRICING FACTORS, e.g. home size, service type, frequency, and optional extras]. Use dropdowns, number steppers and simple choices — as little typing as possible.

Keep it to one screen on a phone where you can, and if it must be longer, show progress so people can see how close they are to the end. Every question must earn its place: if the answer does not change the price, it does not belong here.

Write a plain one-line explanation above the questions saying what the person is about to get: an estimate in a few seconds, and what happens after. Do not promise a final price.

Do not calculate or display any price yet, and do not invent any rates — the pricing comes from me in the next step.

It must work well on a phone with one thumb, because that is where most people will use it.

Now calculate and show a result on the estimate page, using exactly the pricing I give you here and inventing nothing.

My pricing: [YOUR BASE RATES, WHAT EACH OPTION ADDS OR MULTIPLIES, AND YOUR MINIMUM CHARGE]. Apply them exactly as written. If anything in my pricing is ambiguous, ask me rather than guessing.

Show the result as a range, not a single figure — [YOUR RANGE, e.g. plus or minus 15%, or a low and high band] — and show it as soon as the last question is answered, without a page reload.

Directly beside the number, not in a footer, show this in plain language: this is an estimate based on what was entered, and the final price is confirmed after [WHAT YOU MUST DO FIRST, e.g. a site visit / a short call / a survey]. Make it impossible to see the price without seeing that sentence.

If the answers come in below my minimum of [YOUR MINIMUM], do not show a price. Say kindly that jobs this size are usually better served by [YOUR HONEST ALTERNATIVE, e.g. our call-out rate, or another kind of provider], and offer to talk anyway.

[IF WHAT I ESTIMATE IS A PROFESSIONAL OUTCOME RATHER THAN A JOB PRICE — a fee band, a refund, a valuation, an eligibility or readiness result: call the result an indication only, never advice, a decision or an offer; state that the real answer follows a consultation with me; and do not present any figure with false precision.]

Show the person a short summary of what they selected alongside the result, so the number is clearly tied to their own answers.

Add a request step to the estimate page, after the result is shown.

Once someone has their range, offer a clear next action — [YOUR WORDING, e.g. "Get an exact price"] — that collects only [NAME, ONE CONTACT METHOD, AND WHAT YOU NEED TO ARRANGE THE NEXT STEP, e.g. the address area and a preferred day]. Nothing more.

When they submit: store the request together with every answer they gave and the exact estimate they were shown, so I open the enquiry already knowing what they configured. Email me the whole thing immediately, and show the person a confirmation on screen.

Send them a short automatic reply confirming you received it, repeating their estimate and its disclaimer, and saying when I will come back to them: [YOUR RESPONSE PROMISE].

Storing the request and emailing me must both happen. A form that only sends an email will eventually lose a customer to a spam folder with no record they ever existed.

Use a proper email delivery service so these actually arrive, and tell me exactly what to set up for it. Protect the form from automated spam with a hidden field and a submission limit, not with a puzzle a real person has to solve.

Let people get their estimate without submitting anything — the number is not the bait for the form. Anyone who wants to see a price and leave should be able to.

Give me a private owner screen for the pricing behind the estimate calculator.

Show every rate, every option's effect on the price, my minimum charge and my range width as editable fields. Changing one and saving it must change what the public calculator shows, immediately, with no rebuild.

Before a change is saved, show me what it does to a typical job so I can see the effect of the edit rather than discovering it from a customer.

Only I can reach this screen. Make sure it is properly protected, not just hidden behind an unlinked address.

Keep a dated record of past rate changes, so an estimate someone was shown last month can still be explained.

Keep the public calculator, the request form and all the notifications working exactly as they are.

Add a private results view for my estimate calculator.

List every submitted request newest first, with the person's details, their answers, the estimate they were shown, when it came in, and a status I can set: new, quoted, won, lost. Let me add a private note to each one.

Also count the estimates where someone saw a price and did not submit a request. Show me how many, and what they had selected — anonymously, with no attempt to identify anyone. This is the most useful number on the screen.

Show me a simple monthly summary: estimates run, requests submitted, which options are chosen most often, and the typical range people land in.

Flag any request I have not answered after [YOUR THRESHOLD, e.g. 24 hours].

Let me export my requests so I always have my own copy.

Keep the public calculator, the form and all notifications working exactly as they are.