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Will it work on my website?

Very likely. The estimator is added to the website you already have; nothing is installed on your server. There are two ways to do it, and one of them works everywhere.

Embed code Recommended

Two lines you paste where the estimator should appear. It loads on that page and sizes itself to fit.

Needs: a website editor that lets you add HTML or code to a page.

How to add the embed code

Hosted link

Your estimator's own web address. Link to it from a button, an email, a social post or an ad.

Needs: nothing beyond being able to add a link.

How to share your link

Common website types

Your websiteHow to add it
WordPressPaste the embed code into a Custom HTML block. Step-by-step guide. Some hosted plans remove code; use the link if so.
Website buildersUse the builder's HTML, Embed or Code element. Some builders only offer this on certain plans; if yours doesn't, use the hosted link as a button.
Custom-built sites (any language, e.g. PHP or ASP.NET)Your developer adds the embed code to the page template, like any other HTML. No server software, plugin or database change is needed.
No website, or one you can't editShare the hosted link. It works on its own.

What to expect

  • Works on phones, tablets and computers in current browsers.
  • Separate from your site. The estimator runs in its own frame, so your website's styles and plugins don't interfere with it, and it can't see the rest of your page.
  • Customers' details stay with you. Answers and enquiries go to your Estimator Studio account only.
  • Publishing is required. Drafts never appear on websites; a published estimator needs an active subscription.
  • We haven't tested every builder and plan. If something doesn't work on yours, tell us at the contact address below and use the hosted link in the meantime.

Related help

Last reviewed October 2026 against the current version of Estimator Studio.

Stuck? Email mail@estimatorstudio.com with your website address and what you see.