Which calculator should be first?
The mortgage calculator on an active listing. It answers the most common question on the most-visited page.
Getting started
Your first week with CalcCapture
This guide to getting started with real estate calculators is a plan for your first week, in small steps you can fit between showings. By Friday you'll have a calculator on a listing, buyer and seller tools on your site, a QR code ready for an open house, and leads flowing where you want them.
- No card needed on the Agent plan
- 14-day free trial on Team and Brokerage
Lot 01
Day by day
BeforeAfter
Before: Day zero
- A website with a contact form
- Listings with 'Schedule a showing'
- No idea who's browsing
After: Day five
- Calculators on listings and key pages
- Leads with numbers in your inbox or CRM
- A first look at which tool works
- Day 1: one listingAdd the mortgage calculator to your best listing with the list price as default.
- Day 2: buyer pageAdd affordability or pre-qualification to your buyer page.
- Day 3: sellersAdd the seller net sheet (Brokerage) or a home equity calculator to your seller page.
- Day 4: QR and linksMake a QR code for your next open house and add a direct link to your email signature.
- Day 5: reviewCheck views and leads per calculator, then connect your CRM webhook on Team or Brokerage.
Lot 02
Setup checklist
- Create your account (free, no card)
- Set your brand colors and choose a theme
- Write your lead form consent wording (cover texts if you'll text)
- Set defaults for your market: tax rate, insurance, closing costs
- Embed your first calculator
- Test a submission yourself
- Decide where leads go: inbox, contacts, webhook
- Tag leads by calculator in your CRM
Test before you share
Submit each new calculator once yourself. You'll see exactly what a lead looks like, and you can confirm your webhook and CRM mapping before real leads arrive.
Questions by topic
Questions agents ask
What defaults should I set?
Your county's typical property tax rate, insurance and closing costs, and the list price on listing embeds. Realistic defaults make results believable.
How many calculators should I use?
Start with two or three where they answer a clear question. More isn't better. The calculator hub explains which fits each moment.
What should my lead form ask for?
Name, email, and phone if you'll call or text, plus a consent checkbox. Fewer fields get more completions.
When should I connect my CRM?
Once you've seen a few test leads and know which fields you want. Webhooks are on Team and Brokerage.
Where are platform instructions?
In the help center: WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, HighLevel, IDX and plain HTML.
Can I get help setting up?
Yes. Contact us and we'll reply within one business day.
Can I book a walkthrough?
Yes, especially for teams and brokerages. Request one.
Day one starts with one listing
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