A form-driven calculator for Elementor: quotes, mortgages or pricing worked out live from what the visitor types in.
A small independent site of free calculators. No signup, no email capture, and the assumptions behind every answer written underneath it.
Distance, consumption and the price at the pump. Worth doing before you agree a delivery rate, or when somebody argues the train is dearer.
It opens empty on purpose. Put in your own six balances and the rate on each, and it returns the blended rate twice, with the mortgage counted and without, because that comparison is what decides whether consolidating helps.
It opens on a typical set of balances so you can see the shape of the answer before you type anything. Replace them with yours, mail the result to yourself, and take both rates to the appointment.
The worksheet does the rest, before anyone opens a spreadsheet.
The latest statement for each debt, and the rate printed on it. Nothing else — no credit pull, no login, no account.
Set a contribution, a frequency, a rate you believe in and a number of years. It separates what you put in from what the market added, which is the honest way to look at it.
Rent in, mortgage and running costs out, and the cap rate against the purchase price. If the monthly figure is negative the deal only works if the property gains value.
Revenue per user and monthly churn give lifetime value. Set that against what you paid to win them: under three to one, growth is expensive.
Budget divided by click cost gives traffic, conversion rate gives orders, order value gives revenue. Move one number and watch the return follow.
Price plus tax, less deposit and part-exchange, spread over the term. The monthly figure is the one the showroom quotes. The total interest is the one it does not.
Take-home target plus expenses, divided by the hours you can genuinely bill. Most people find the answer is higher than what they currently charge.
Unit price and quantity give the subtotal, the volume tier takes its cut, and it shows how far the basket still is from qualifying for free delivery.
Weight, height, age and how much you actually move. It gives the resting figure, the maintenance figure, and a target that takes weight off slowly rather than fast.
Revenue and cost, and the percentage left over. Twenty percent off the price is almost never twenty percent off the margin, and this is the quickest way to see by how much.
Sell at 240 against a cost of 165 and the margin is 31 percent. Discount that to 216 and the cost has not moved, so the margin falls to 24 percent. The price dropped a tenth; the profit dropped almost a quarter.
Amount, rate and term. It returns the monthly payment, which is the number people compare in the showroom or on the phone. Multiply it by the number of months to see what the borrowing actually costs.
Stretching the same borrowing over a longer term always lowers the monthly figure. Run it at four years, then at six: the payment falls by less than you expect, and you make twenty-four more of them.
Net amount, tax rate, total. It is the most-used page on the site by a distance, which says something about how often people need it and how rarely they trust the mental arithmetic.
Straight answers about what this one does, where it fits in a real build, and what it costs you to ship.
Read the documentation for this one, or write to us — a human answers inside a business day.
Yes — twelve ready-made calculators are built in. The Advanced Calculator widget in Sky Addons for Elementor ships presets for price quotes, loan repayments, BMI, tips, savings growth, percentages, discounts, tax, profit margin, ROI, BMR and fuel cost, each with editable starting values, plus a Custom option.
Give each field a short Formula Key and write an ordinary expression using those names, such as price * qty * (1 – discount / 100). The Sky Addons Advanced Calculator evaluates it with Formula.js, so spreadsheet functions including SUM, IF, ROUND, PMT and POWER work exactly as they do in a spreadsheet cell.
Yes, and they can build on each other. Each result row in the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator has its own label, formula and Result Key, rows compute from top to bottom, and a later formula can call an earlier result by name — so a subtotal can feed a tax line which then feeds the total.
Yes. The Calculate On control offers Submit, which waits for the button, or Change, which recalculates on every keystroke and every dropdown choice. Either way the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator rolls the figure up to its new value with a count-up animation you can switch off.
Six types: number, text, select, radio, hidden and disabled. In the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator each field also takes a column width from full down to a fifth, and a hidden field is the neat way to carry a constant such as a tax rate into the formula without showing it.
Both. Every result row in the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator takes a prefix, a suffix, a decimal count and a thousands-separator switch for money, and switching the Format to Text lets a formula return a quoted phrase instead — the way a BMI figure becomes a named category.
Yes. Turning on the email option in the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator adds a button under the result that reveals an email field, and the message can go to the visitor, to a site address, or to both. Subject line, success message and error message are all editable.
Neither. The Advanced Calculator is a Sky Addons Pro widget running on free Elementor, and it is not a form add-on — it does not need Contact Form 7, WPForms or Elementor Pro forms to work. No third-party calculator service or API key is involved either.
Yes. Column widths set per field apply to desktop, and every field in the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator falls back to full width on a phone, so a two-column quote form becomes one readable column at 390px rather than a pair of squeezed inputs sitting side by side.
The calculator shows your own Error Text rather than printing a broken figure, and the message clears itself after five seconds so the form does not stay blocked. The wording is a plain text field in the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator, so it can be written in any language.
No. The Sky Addons Advanced Calculator works out every result in the browser and saves nothing to the WordPress database — there is no entries list to manage or purge. The only thing that ever leaves the page is the optional result email, and only when a visitor asks for it.
Yes. Every result row in the Sky Addons Advanced Calculator carries its own background, border, radius, padding and separate colour and typography for its label and its number, and a Primary switch promotes one result to hero size. A single Accent Colour drives the button, the figure and the input focus ring together.
