We’ve been working on some fancy custom WordPress calculators for years here, and we recently launched a handful more. The calculators below are all designed to function beautifully on your cellphones and are all designed & built in collaboration with the amazing Michael Cole & Robb Miller.
WordPress Calculators:
- WordPress Compound Interest Calculator
- WordPress Debt Reduction Calculator
- WordPress “Ruler of Income” Calculator
- WordPress Suite Income Calculator
WordPress Calculator Designs:
Underlying Technologies behind these WordPress Calculators
We used a number of technologies to pull off these calculators. Where appropriate and in no specific order, this includes:
Have ideas for a new calculator you’d like built in WordPress? Let me know!
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