Decks are custom — can a per-square-foot price be honest?

As a range, yes. Most deck builders already think in per-square-foot terms ($35–$50 for pressure-treated, $55–$85 for composite, built), and the complexity multiplier covers elevation, stairs, and multi-level designs. The calculator quotes the range; your design meeting sets the number.

Should I include small jobs like staining?

If you want the work, yes — staining and resurfacing leads often become full rebuild customers when the tech finds rot. If you only build new, leave maintenance services off entirely.

How do minimums work for a big-ticket trade?

Set them at your real walk-away number — an $8,000 minimum on new construction means nobody submits a lead for a 6x8 landing and wastes your estimator's time.

Can the calculator match my website's look?

You set your brand color, logo, and all the form copy. It renders inside your page, not as a popup, so it reads as part of your site.

For every deck builder

Give deck shoppers a real number, not a form and a wait

Nobody impulse-buys a deck. Homeowners research for weeks, and the contractor who helps them budget earliest usually wins the build. A calculator on your site turns "what would a 300 sq ft composite deck cost?" into an instant range — and turns that researcher into a named lead months before they'd have filled out a contact form.

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This demo runs on realistic decks & patios services and prices. Yours would use your services, your rates, and your branding.

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Why instant pricing works in decks & patios

Anchor the budget conversation early

Deck sticker shock kills deals late. When a customer arrives already knowing composite runs $65/sq ft at your shop, your design consultation starts from a realistic budget instead of ending at one.

Wood vs. composite sells itself

The material question is every deck shopper's first question. Side-by-side per-square-foot pricing lets them compare honestly — and many talk themselves up to composite once the monthly difference looks small.

Capture the long researchers

Deck leads have a long fuse. A visitor who prices a deck in February and submits their info is a warm name in your pipeline for the spring rush — before they ever post in a Facebook group asking for recommendations.

Decks & Patios calculator questions

Decks are custom — can a per-square-foot price be honest?: As a range, yes. Most deck builders already think in per-square-foot terms ($35–$50 for pressure-treated, $55–$85 for composite, built), and the complexity multiplier covers elevation, stairs, and multi-level designs. The calculator quotes the range; your design meeting sets the number.
Should I include small jobs like staining?: If you want the work, yes — staining and resurfacing leads often become full rebuild customers when the tech finds rot. If you only build new, leave maintenance services off entirely.
How do minimums work for a big-ticket trade?: Set them at your real walk-away number — an $8,000 minimum on new construction means nobody submits a lead for a 6x8 landing and wastes your estimator's time.
Can the calculator match my website's look?: You set your brand color, logo, and all the form copy. It renders inside your page, not as a popup, so it reads as part of your site.

What it costs

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Full pricing

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$0/mo

1 estimator, 3 leads/mo

Growth

$20/mo

3 estimators, 50 leads/mo

Pro

$50/mo

10 estimators, 250 leads/mo

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