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Add a calculator to Webflow

To add a calculator to Webflow, drag a Code Embed element onto the page or into a CMS template and paste your snippet. In a listing collection template, you can insert the listing's price from a CMS field so every listing page shows its own payment.

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Lot 01

Step by step

About five minutes. Copy your exact snippet from your dashboard.

BeforeAfter

Before: Before

  • Static listing templates
  • No payment on the page
  • Contact form only

After: After

  • A calculator in every listing template
  • Prices pulled from your CMS
  • Leads tagged with the listing URL
  1. Copy the snippetCopy the inline snippet from your dashboard.
  2. Add a Code EmbedDrag the Embed element where the calculator should go.
  3. Paste, add CMS fieldsPaste the code. In collection templates, insert the price field where the snippet takes a default price, if your dashboard snippet supports it.
  4. Publish and testPublish the site and test on a live listing page.
Lot 02

Tips that save time

  • Custom code in Webflow may need a paid site plan. Check your plan.
  • Scripts don't run in the Designer canvas. Test on the published site.
  • Use one embed per template, not per section.
  • Name the embed element so collaborators know what it is.
Questions by topic

Questions agents ask

Can each CMS listing show its own price?

Yes, by inserting the CMS price field into the embed where your snippet accepts a default price. Otherwise, set defaults per listing in your dashboard.

Why don't I see it in the Designer?

Webflow doesn't run embedded scripts in the Designer. Publish to staging or live to test.

Do I need a paid plan?

Custom code embeds generally require a paid site plan. Check Webflow's current plan details.

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