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Build cost, price and quote calculators on a live builder canvas — free conditional logic, repeater rows, decimal-safe math, and a one-click Cost Calculator Builder importer. Free on WordPress.org.

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| Website | codegres.org | alovio.org |
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| Company | — | 2026 |
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Alovio Calculator is a drag-and-drop builder for cost, price and quote calculators on WordPress. Highlights: 18 field types — sliders, dropdowns, image cards, toggles, quantities, text, date, email, phone, URL and more Conditional logic — show/hide/require fields with AND/OR rules Repeater rows...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Alovio Calculator.
Alovio Calculator's answer:
The free version has no feature wall: conditional logic, repeater rows, all 18 field types, lead capture and all six themes are included — features most calculator plugins reserve for paid tiers.
Alovio Calculator's answer:
Alovio Calculator's answer:
Service businesses on WordPress that quote before they sell — renovation and construction, cleaning, moving, landscaping, printing, agencies and freelancers — plus anyone replacing a paid calculator plugin. The one-click importer specifically targets Cost Calculator Builder users who want to migrate.
Alovio Calculator's answer:
PHP on the WordPress plugin APIs and vanilla JavaScript for the Builder Studio and frontend rendering — no external services, everything runs on your own site. Calculations use a fixed-point decimal engine implemented identically in PHP and JavaScript, and the plugin is GPL open source (github.com/alovio/cost-calculator).
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