Package & product configurator

Let people build the combination they want.

When an offer has several moving parts, a long price list makes people do the work. A configurator lets them explore those pieces together and see what their combination means.

Separate the starting point from the extras.

Use a single-choice block for mutually exclusive base packages. Put optional additions in a separate multiple-choice block. That makes the structure of the offer clear and prevents someone from selecting two incompatible starting packages.

Let the price follow the choices.

Assign a numeric value to each priced option. Use a Result to combine the base price, summed extras and quantity. If an extra should only appear for one package, give that block a visibility rule tied to the relevant option.

Capture a configuration when it is ready.

A Send Response button saves the current choices and results in your page’s Responses view. That gives you the context for a follow-up. It does not reserve inventory, process a payment or send a confirmation email.

Keep the first version focused.

Start with the choices that really change the offer. Add a short description of what each package includes. Preview several combinations, especially any conditional add-ons, before you publish.

Make it your own

Build it in three steps.

  1. 01

    Start with Package builder

    It already has base packages, multiple add-ons, quantity and a combined total.

  2. 02

    Replace the offer

    Rename options and edit their prices. Adjust the calculation to match one-off and per-unit charges.

  3. 03

    Share a working selection page

    Publish the configurator and send its hosted link. Add response collection if you need to receive the choices.

A few useful details.

Can I use this for services as well as products?

Yes. The options can represent products, sessions, deliverables, spaces or service packages. The structure is editable.

Is this an ecommerce store?

No. It is an interactive configuration and response page. Checkout, stock management, shipping and tax calculation are not built-in commerce features.

Can I change how choices look?

Yes. Choice blocks offer several presentations, including cards, buttons, dropdowns and checkboxes, depending on the selection style.

A little help along the way.

Practical guideBuild a formula you can explain.Practical guideFrom a working draft to a useful shared link.Calculator builderTurn a few inputs into a useful answer.

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