Forms that calculate

Yes, you have full control over when and how calculated values are displayed. Show running totals that update with each answer, display final scores only at the end, or keep calculations hidden entirely for internal use. You can place calculated values anywhere in your form and format them as currency, percentages, or plain numbers with custom prefixes and suffixes.

Start by adding fields for each variable that affects pricing, such as product selection, quantity, service tier, or add-ons. Assign values to each option, then create calculation fields that multiply quantities by prices, sum line items, and apply any discounts or taxes. Display the calculated total prominently so users see their quote update in real-time as they make selections.

To create a scored quiz, add your questions with multiple choice or other selectable answer types. Open the scoring panel and assign point values to each answer option. Correct answers might receive points while incorrect ones receive zero or negative values. Add a calculation field that sums all the scores, then use conditional logic to display different result messages based on score ranges.

Yes, you can create hidden calculation fields that perform math in the background without being visible to form respondents. These hidden values are still captured in your response data and can power conditional logic, integrations, and routing. This is useful for lead scoring, internal metrics, or intermediate calculation steps that users do not need to see.

Yes, all calculated values are captured and included in your form response data. You can see them in the response viewer, include them in email notifications, pass them to integrations like Google Sheets or your CRM, and use them in reports and analytics. The calculated data is as accessible as any other form field response.