Finding your way around the Builder

A calculator is the embeddable quote widget your customers use, they pick products, adjust guest count, and submit a request. Everything about how it looks and behaves lives in My Calculators โ†’ Edit, which opens the Builder.

The Calculators page: every calculator with its own stats and status
The Calculators page: every calculator with its own stats and status

Good to know

Free accounts get 1 calculator. Need a second one for a different venue or brand? Pro removes the limit.

The tabs

The Builder splits into groups. On desktop they sit in a two-tier bar; on mobile and tablet it's a dropdown.

  • Basic: name, custom instructions, guest count limits, language
  • Design: the calculator style (Classic, Modern, or Menu card), brand colors for this calculator, price display mode, and layout options like grid, card size, fonts and logo, with a live preview
  • Items: which categories and products this calculator offers (with Rules and Quantities as sub-tabs for selection limits and per-product min/max order sizes)
  • Form: the request form fields customers fill in, plus Popups for extra questions between steps
  • Arena (Pro): Arena Events and Spaces, for calculators tied to venue bookings
  • More: Availability, Email, and Embed & QR (your embed code, direct link, and QR code)

Publishing

Your changes save into a private draft by themselves, and customers keep seeing the published version. Publish (or Save & Publish, once the calculator is live) is the only button that puts your changes on the calculator customers see. A few tabs, such as Form and Email, skip the draft and go live when you press their own Save. Drafts, saving and publishing walks through it. You can also flip a calculator between published and draft from the My Calculators list itself, no need to open the Builder.

How it's performing

Each card on My Calculators shows a running total: *N quote requests ยท X% accepted*. It's a quick read on which calculator is actually converting, useful once you're running more than one.

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