About the service
I make online cost calculators for websites of furniture factories that produce custom kitchens. Unlike universal furniture configurators, my calculation is built on the real pricing logic of a kitchen studio: cabinet length in running meters, facade material, countertop type and set of built-in appliances the client wants to include in the project. A website visitor goes through a short step-by-step visual survey and immediately sees the total sum and approximate manufacturing time, even before calling the manager.
Before starting to code, I analyze the price list and production rules of a specific factory and turn them into a transparent calculation formula, not a closed black box. Facades — MDF in enamel, particle board, veneer or solid wood — each have their price per running meter; countertops made of laminate, quartz agglomerate or natural stone — have their own coefficients; each unit of built-in appliance (oven, cooktop, range hood, refrigerator) is counted separately and checked for compatibility with selected cabinets, so the final figure matches reality. The finished calculator sends an application to the manager's email or CRM and works equally well from a phone.
What the customer gets: a working calculator, editable calculation rules — the factory can change prices themselves without a programmer — and a short instruction for the administrator.
Before starting to code, I analyze the price list and production rules of a specific factory and turn them into a transparent calculation formula, not a closed black box. Facades — MDF in enamel, particle board, veneer or solid wood — each have their price per running meter; countertops made of laminate, quartz agglomerate or natural stone — have their own coefficients; each unit of built-in appliance (oven, cooktop, range hood, refrigerator) is counted separately and checked for compatibility with selected cabinets, so the final figure matches reality. The finished calculator sends an application to the manager's email or CRM and works equally well from a phone.
What the customer gets: a working calculator, editable calculation rules — the factory can change prices themselves without a programmer — and a short instruction for the administrator.
