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I Build Turnkey Fuel-Consumption Calculator Widgets
Service description
I develop turnkey fuel-consumption calculator widgets for automotive websites and blogs. Over the past several years in the car niche I've built dozens of small interactive tools for dealership sites, auto-parts stores, and travel blogs, and a trip-cost calculator remains one of the most requested — visitors like punching in a route and seeing what it will cost in fuel right away.
The widget lets a visitor enter the trip distance and their car's average consumption per 100 kilometers, then instantly works out how many liters the trip will burn and roughly what it will cost at the current fuel price. I write clean, lightweight code with no heavy frameworks, so the widget loads fast and doesn't hurt your page's performance scores. It works correctly on phones and tablets, matches your site's colors and fonts, and drops into WordPress, a custom CMS, or a static page with one snippet.
By default I add sensible rounding, an editable fuel-price field, and validation that stops nonsense like a negative distance or zero consumption. If you need the fuel price pulled in automatically, or want a round-trip cost estimate too, I can build that in.
What you get:
— working calculator widget, tested on desktop and mobile
— clean HTML/CSS/JS with no external dependencies
— styling matched to your site's design
— source files and a short setup guide
The widget lets a visitor enter the trip distance and their car's average consumption per 100 kilometers, then instantly works out how many liters the trip will burn and roughly what it will cost at the current fuel price. I write clean, lightweight code with no heavy frameworks, so the widget loads fast and doesn't hurt your page's performance scores. It works correctly on phones and tablets, matches your site's colors and fonts, and drops into WordPress, a custom CMS, or a static page with one snippet.
By default I add sensible rounding, an editable fuel-price field, and validation that stops nonsense like a negative distance or zero consumption. If you need the fuel price pulled in automatically, or want a round-trip cost estimate too, I can build that in.
What you get:
— working calculator widget, tested on desktop and mobile
— clean HTML/CSS/JS with no external dependencies
— styling matched to your site's design
— source files and a short setup guide
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