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Calculator plugins usually hand you an admin form and a shortcode, and whatever comes out looks nothing like the page it sits on. Then you spend an evening fighting the CSS.
QuoteBlocks is native Elementor widgets. The fields, the steps and the total are elements you drag onto the page and style with the same controls as everything else, and the maths runs through a tokenizer rather than eval — a formula from the editor can never become code that executes.
What you get, before you pay
Everything in the box, so there is nothing to discover after checkout.
Files
- quoteblocks.zip, installed from the WordPress admin
- Unminified source, no obfuscation
- Changelog and sample data
Licence
- 1 WordPress site
- Licence key sent by email after payment
- GPL v2 or later
Updates and support
- 1 year of updates and email support
- After that the software keeps working
- Renew only if you want new versions
Requirements
- WordPress 6.0+
- Elementor 3.0+
- PHP 7.4+
- 1Drag the fields in
Number, select, radio, checkbox, slider and toggle, as native Elementor widgets.
- 2Style them like everything else
The editor’s own controls. No custom CSS to make the calculator match the page.
- 3Show the total
A live total, and a quote emailed to you and to the visitor.
What it does
- Native Elementor widgets — styled with the editor, not with custom CSS
- Priced fields: number, select, radio, checkbox, slider and toggle
- Conditional logic between fields and steps
- Formula engine with no eval — tokenised and evaluated safely
- Live total, and a quote emailed to you and to the visitor
- Works with free Elementor; Pro is not required
What you need
- WordPress 6.0 or newer, PHP 7.4 or newer
- Elementor 3.0 or newer. Elementor Pro is not required
- A page you are willing to build in Elementor — these are widgets, not a shortcode
Runs on your own WordPress alongside Elementor, free or Pro. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
What QuoteBlocks does not do
- It only runs inside Elementor. There is no shortcode and no block-editor version; if you do not build pages in Elementor, this is the wrong plugin.
- It does not take payment. It produces a quote and emails it.
- It does not connect to a CRM. Quotes arrive by email.
Questions
Do I need Elementor Pro?
No. It works with free Elementor. If you have Pro it does not change anything here.
How is this different from a calculator plugin with a shortcode?
A shortcode drops markup onto your page that was styled somewhere else, and you spend an evening on CSS making it fit. These are native Elementor widgets, styled with the same controls as the rest of the page.
Is the formula engine safe?
There is no eval. Formulas are tokenised and evaluated, so a formula typed into the editor cannot become code that runs on your server.
Can fields depend on each other?
Yes — conditional logic works between fields and between steps, so a section can appear only once a relevant choice is made.
Where does the quote go?
To you by email, and optionally to the visitor. The visitor’s copy is what turns a calculator into a lead rather than a toy.
Everything else is in the QuoteBlocks documentation, and anything it does not answer goes to support@webkoding.com.
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