Add a quote calculator to Squarespace
Squarespace forms collect a name and a message, but they can't work out a price. Add a quote calculator instead: customers answer a few questions about the job, see your price, and you get their details and answers by email.
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Adding it to Squarespace
- Copy your embed code from “Add to website”.
- Edit the page in Squarespace and click an insert point (+) → Code.
- Paste the code, make sure the mode is HTML, and leave “Display source” unticked.
- Save and view the live page. Scripts only run on the published site, not in the editor preview.
Before you start
- Squarespace only runs JavaScript in code blocks on its Core, Plus, Advanced, Business and Commerce plans. On the Personal or Basic plan, add a Button block that links to your quote page instead. It works the same for customers.
- Code blocks often don't show while you're logged in to Squarespace. Check the published page, or use Preview in Safe Mode.
- The calculator sits inside your page and grows to fit, so you don't need to set a height.
The same steps, with tips for problems, are in the Squarespace help article. Not sure what to charge? See the pricing guides.
Questions
- Does it work on the Squarespace Personal or Basic plan?
- The embedded calculator needs a plan that allows JavaScript in code blocks (Core or higher). On Personal or Basic, link a button or menu item to your quote page. Customers get the same calculator on its own page.
- Why can't I see the calculator in the Squarespace editor?
- Squarespace hides custom code while you're logged in. Open the published page in a private window, or use Preview in Safe Mode.
- Can a Squarespace form calculate a price?
- Not on its own. Squarespace forms send you the answers, but they don't add up a total. That's the gap a quote calculator fills.
- Will it match my site's colours?
- On paid plans you set your accent colour, corners, logo and dark mode. On the free plan it uses our standard teal look.