Public interactive demo

Local Quote Calculator for WordPress.

Move through exact fictional values and watch volume pricing, adjustment modes, total limits, rounding, and the estimate breakdown stay synchronized using the verified version 0.4.0 frontend.

Fictional print-project example

One estimator proves the full calculation path.

Change quantity, stock, artwork review, and rush production. Every input stays in this page; nothing is submitted, stored, or transmitted.

Interactive fictional estimate

Printed handbook project

500

Unit price: $0.60 from 100, $0.42 from 1,000, and $0.28 from 5,000.

Estimate breakdown

    Estimated total$525.00

    Fictional planning estimate only. Values do not create an order or payment.

    All values are fictional. The verified product script performs every calculation locally.

    Deterministic rules

    Every requested v0.4.0 behavior is visible.

    The live proof uses the same public calculation API as the estimate total, so the explanation follows the product result rather than approximating it.

    01

    Volume pricing

    The highest eligible tier sets one unit price for the selected quantity.

    02

    Adjustment modes

    Paper and artwork add fixed values; rush production adds 20% of the flat subtotal.

    03

    Absolute total bounds

    The result rounds to the nearest $25, then stays absolutely within $360–$2,490.

    04

    Print-ready output

    Print view removes surrounding demonstration content and estimator controls.

    Demonstration boundary

    An estimator with no submission workflow.

    The component performs deterministic arithmetic only. It does not create accounts, save visitor choices, place orders, process payments, set cookies, load remote resources, or call outside services.

    1. Adjust the fictional scopeUse the slider, selection, and fixed or percentage options.
    2. Inspect the proofReview the active tier, subtotal, percentage amount, limits, rounding, and line items.
    3. Reset or printRestore the defaults or open the browser’s print-ready estimate view.

    Local demonstration

    Try the edge cases without leaving this route.

    Set quantity to 100 to see the absolute $360 minimum after rounding. Set it to 10,000 to see the absolute $2,490 maximum. Use the middle tiers with both options to verify percentage math.