What it does
ActiveCalculator builds calculators using templates, a visual editor and formulas, with options for quoting and lead workflows.
ActiveCalculator builds quote forms from templates or a blank form with formulas, conditional visibility, lookups and repeated inputs. Its repeater guide separates per-item formulas from totals across entries, allows configured minimum/maximum item counts and prohibits nested repeaters. Standard repeater functions are unavailable in JavaScript mode. Version History keeps ten published versions; loading one changes the draft, while the live calculator waits for Publish. Submissions, sharing settings and most integration configuration are excluded from that history. Free lists unlimited calculators, one user and 100 impressions; Pro adds submissions, notifications, integrations and XLSX/CSV data downloads. The API uses an x-ac-api-key header. Keep calculated totals, submitted customer data and published calculator versions distinct.
Strengths
- Conditional fields, lookups and repeated inputs
- Template and custom-formula routes
Best for
- Building a formula-based quotation workflow
Sources
- Home (Oct 26, 2026)
- ActiveCalculator Free/Pro Counts and Data Export Scope (Oct 26, 2026)
- ActiveCalculator Repeater Context, Aggregation and Nesting Limits (Oct 26, 2026)
- ActiveCalculator Published History versus Draft and Submission State (Oct 26, 2026)
- ActiveCalculator HTTPS API Authentication (Oct 26, 2026)