ConfigKit demos
Try ConfigKit on six example products
Choose an example and try it as a customer. Enter a size or choose some options, then watch ConfigKit work out the price. These working examples use templates included with ConfigKit.
Sample prices. No demo order, quote or file is sent. The plan buttons below are for buying the ConfigKit plugin.
Choose an example to try
Printed banners
The material is priced by the square metre, the finishing by the metre of edge, and the price drops when they order several.
Try this as a customer
Choose 300 x 100 cm, then press Next. Compare PVC with mesh and add eyelets. On the last step, change the quantity from 1 to 5 to see the discount. Artwork is optional here. Press Add to basket to see the demo explanation.
Make your choices below. Use Next to move through the steps.
Customer view: try the choices and price
See how the owner set up this example
Your setup in WordPress
This example started with the "Custom banner" template. In your own shop you change the customer questions, choices, prices and rules in ConfigKit. The settings below are a read-only explanation of this example.
1Your size1 field
Banner sizeSize
30 to 500 by 30 to 300 cm, 3 ready sizes
2Material and finishing3 fields
MaterialPick one
- PVC 510 g, for outdoors +$14 per m²
- Mesh, lets the wind through +$18 per m²
- Fabric, for indoors +$24 per m²
FinishingPick one
- Cut to size No extra
- Hemmed, eyelets every 50 cm +$2.50 per m of edge
- Pole pockets, top and bottom +$6 per m of width
ExtrasPick several
- Rope for tying +$4
- Cable ties, 10 +$3
3Artwork and quantity3 fields
Your artworkFiles
Up to 3 files: pdf, ai, eps, png, jpg
QuantityQuantity
5 or more, 5% off; 10 or more, 10% off
Your bannerSummary
Every pick and the price, before buying
Price and settings
- How the price is made
- Every block's price, added up
- Lowest order total
- $25
- How customers buy
- Add to basket and pay
- Several pieces
- Customers can set up several pieces and add them together
- Layout
- Steps, one at a time
- Look
- Your accent colour, soft option boxes, steps as pills, the price in a tinted band
Made-to-measure blinds
One formula prices the fabric from the window size, and a small blind is still charged as 0.8 square metres.
Try this as a customer
Enter 120 x 150 cm and continue through the steps. Choose Blackout fabric, then the battery motor: the chain question disappears. Finish the remaining choices and press Add to basket to see the demo explanation.
Make your choices below. Use Next to move through the steps.
Customer view: try the choices and price
See how the owner set up this example
Your setup in WordPress
This example started with the "Roller blinds made to measure" template. In your own shop you change the customer questions, choices, prices and rules in ConfigKit. The settings below are a read-only explanation of this example.
1Your window2 fields
Window sizeSize
When Fabric is Blackout: width at most 250 cm
30 to 300 by 30 to 300 cm
FittedPick one
- Inside the window recess No extra
- Outside the recess, on the wall No extra
2Fabric2 fields
FabricPick one
- Light filtering $28 per m²
- Dim-out $34 per m²
- Blackout $42 per m²
- Moisture-resistant, for bathrooms $38 per m²
ColourColours
- White No extra
- Linen No extra
- Slate grey No extra
- Navy No extra
- Charcoal No extra
3Controls5 fields
How it opensPick one
- Chain on the left No extra
- Chain on the right No extra
- Battery motor with a remote +$95
ChainPick one
Shows when How it opens is Chain on the left or Chain on the right
- White plastic No extra
- Chrome metal +$6
Bottom barColours
- White No extra
- Silver No extra
- Black No extra
Blinds this sizeQuantity
Up to 20
Your blindSummary
Every pick and the price, before buying
Price and settings
- How the price is made
- A formula, plus every block's own price:One blind = its size in square metres (at least 0.8) x the fabric's price per square metre, plus $22.
max(size_area, 0.8) * fabric + 22 - Lowest price of one piece
- $35
- How customers buy
- Add to basket and pay
- Several pieces
- Customers can set up several pieces and add them together
- Layout
- Steps, one at a time
- Look
- Your accent colour, soft option boxes, steps as pills, the price in a tinted band
Worktops cut to size
Length times depth times material times thickness, then cut-outs at a fixed price and an upstand by the metre.
Try this as a customer
Enter a length of 2400 mm and choose a depth. Continue to Quartz and 40 mm thickness, then add sink and hob cut-outs. Watch the price change, finish the remaining choices and press Add to basket to see the demo explanation.
Make your choices below. Use Next to move through the steps.
Customer view: try the choices and price
See how the owner set up this example
Your setup in WordPress
This example started with the "Kitchen worktop" template. In your own shop you change the customer questions, choices, prices and rules in ConfigKit. The settings below are a read-only explanation of this example.
1Size2 fields
LengthLength
300 to 4,100 mm
DepthPick one
- 600 mm, standard x 0.6 m
- 650 mm, deeper x 0.65 m
- 900 mm, island x 0.9 m
2Material3 fields
MaterialPick one
- Laminate $45 per m²
- Solid oak $160 per m²
- Quartz $320 per m²
ThicknessPick one
- 30 mm x 1
- 40 mm x 1.25
Front edgePick one
- Square No extra
- Rounded +$18 per m
3Cut-outs and extras3 fields
Cut-outsPick several
- Sink +$45
- Hob +$35
- Tap hole +$12
UpstandPick one
- No upstand No extra
- Matching upstand, 100 mm high +$40 per m
Your worktopSummary
Every pick and the price, before buying
Price and settings
- How the price is made
- A formula, plus every block's own price:One worktop = its length in metres x its depth in metres x the material's price per square metre, then x 1 for 30 mm or x 1.25 for 40 mm.
length_l * depth * material * thickness - Lowest price of one piece
- $60
- How customers buy
- Add to basket and pay
- Several pieces
- Customers can set up several pieces and add them together
- Layout
- Steps, one at a time
- Look
- Your accent colour, soft option boxes, steps as pills, the price in a tinted band
Wedding cakes
A cake priced from the customer's choices, followed by a quote request instead of checkout. Dates start four weeks ahead, or six weeks for the largest cakes. Mondays are closed.
Try this as a customer
Choose 3 tiers, a flavour, filling and Fondant finish. Tick the topper and enter its words. Choose an available date at least four weeks ahead, then collection or delivery. Continue to the quote form and use example contact details. Press Send my request to see the demo explanation: nothing is sent.
Make your choices below. Use Continue or open each numbered section.
Customer view: try the choices and price
See how the owner set up this example
Your setup in WordPress
This example started with the "Wedding cake" template. In your own shop you change the customer questions, choices, prices and rules in ConfigKit. The settings below are a read-only explanation of this example.
1Your cake3 fields
TiersPick one
- 2 tiers, serves about 40 +$180
- 3 tiers, serves about 80 +$260
- 4 tiers, serves about 120 +$360
- 5 tiers, serves about 170 +$480
FlavourDropdown
- Vanilla No extra
- Lemon No extra
- Chocolate No extra
- Red velvet No extra
- Carrot No extra
FillingPick one
- Buttercream No extra
- Raspberry jam and buttercream No extra
- Salted caramel +$15
2How it looks3 fields
FinishPick one
- Smooth buttercream No extra
- Semi-naked No extra
- Fondant +$60
DecorationPick several
- Fresh flowers +$45
- Sugar flowers +$90
- Gold leaf +$40
- A topper with your words +$25
Words on the topperText
Shows when Decoration is A topper with your words
Up to 30 letters
3The day4 fields
Wedding dateDate
When Tiers is 4 tiers or 5 tiers: at least 42 days ahead
At least 28 days ahead, closed on Mondays
DeliveryPick one
- Collect from us No extra
- Delivered and set up at the venue +$55
InformationInformation
Allergies or a special diet? Tell us in the message when you send your request.
Your cakeSummary
Every pick and the price, before they send the request
Price and settings
- How the price is made
- Every block's price, added up
- How customers buy
- Ask for a quote (no basket)
- Layout
- Every step on one screen, one open
- Look
- Your accent colour, soft option boxes, the price in a tinted band
Custom PC builds
Parts that must match: the motherboard follows the processor, and the smallest power supply cannot go with the top graphics card. A build fee goes on every PC.
Try this as a customer
Choose an AMD processor and its matching motherboard. To try the compatibility warning, pair the high-end graphics card with the 650 W supply. Then choose 1000 W to clear it. Finish the remaining choices and press Add to basket for the demo explanation.
Make your choices below. Complete the required fields, then try the basket or quote action.
Customer view: try the choices and price
See how the owner set up this example
Your setup in WordPress
This example started with the "Custom PC build" template. In your own shop you change the customer questions, choices, prices and rules in ConfigKit. The settings below are a read-only explanation of this example.
1Processor and board3 fields
Mostly forPick one
- Office and study No extra
- Gaming No extra
- Video and 3D work No extra
ProcessorPick one
- Intel Core i5 +$190
- Intel Core i7 +$330
- AMD Ryzen 5 +$175
- AMD Ryzen 7 +$310
MotherboardPick one
- Intel board with Wi-Fi +$150 Shows when Processor is Intel Core i5 or Intel Core i7
- AMD board with Wi-Fi +$160 Shows when Processor is AMD Ryzen 5 or AMD Ryzen 7
2Memory, storage and graphics3 fields
MemoryPick one
- 16 GB +$45
- 32 GB +$85
- 64 GB +$170
StoragePick one
- 1 TB fast SSD +$60
- 2 TB fast SSD +$110
- 4 TB fast SSD +$230
GraphicsPick one
- Built into the processor No extra
- Entry graphics card, 8 GB +$280
- Mid-range graphics card, 12 GB +$520
- High-end graphics card, 16 GB +$950
3Case and power5 fields
CaseColours
- Black +$85
- White +$85
Power supplyPick one
- 650 W +$70 Not with: High-end graphics card, 16 GB
- 850 W +$110
- 1000 W +$160
Operating systemPick one
- None, I have my own No extra
- Windows, installed +$115
WarrantyPick one
- 1 year No extra
- 3 years, parts and labour +6%
Your PCSummary
Every pick and the price, before buying
Price and settings
- How the price is made
- Every block's price, added up
- Setup fee, once per order line
- $65
- How customers buy
- Add to basket and pay
- Layout
- Wide, with a summary card beside it
- Look
- Your accent colour, soft option boxes
Office cleaning plans
A monthly service price from the floor area, visits and cleaning level, with a discount for a 12-month contract. This example offers a purchase or quote; it does not set up automatic monthly payments or reserve appointments.
Try this as a customer
Enter 250 square metres, choose Twice a week and a cleaning level, then compare the rolling and 12-month contracts. Pick an available first-clean date at least five days ahead, avoiding Sunday. Try Add to basket or Ask for a quote: neither completes an order here.
Make your choices below. Complete the required fields, then try the basket or quote action.
Customer view: try the choices and price
See how the owner set up this example
Your setup in WordPress
This example started with the "Office cleaning plan" template. In your own shop you change the customer questions, choices, prices and rules in ConfigKit. The settings below are a read-only explanation of this example.
1Your office3 fields
Office size in square metresNumber
20 to 5,000
How oftenPick one
- Once a week x 1 a week
- Twice a week x 2 a week
- Three times a week x 3 a week
- Every weekday x 5 a week
LevelPick one
- Standard clean $0.09 per m² a visit
- Standard, plus a deep clean once a month $0.11 per m² a visit
2Extras and contract2 fields
ExtrasPick several
- Inside windows, once a month +$35
- Kitchen and fridge +$25
- We bring soap and paper +$0.05 times the office size in square metres
ContractPick one
- Monthly, cancel any time No extra
- 12 months, 10% off 10% off
3Start2 fields
First cleanDate
At least 5 days ahead, closed on Sundays
Your planSummary
Every pick and the price, before they buy or ask for a quote
Price and settings
- How the price is made
- A formula, plus every block's own price:One month = the floor area in square metres x the level's price per square metre for one visit x the visits a week x 4.33 weeks.
office_size * level * visits * 4.33 - Lowest price of one piece
- $120
- How customers buy
- Either: add to basket, or ask for a quote
- Layout
- Everything on one page
- Look
- Your accent colour, soft option boxes, the price in a tinted band, "a month" after the price
In your shop
What reaches you when someone buys
A normal WooCommerce order. Every pick is written on the order line, so you know exactly what to make, and the customer sees the same lines in the basket and in their emails.
Your shop checks the price again when the customer adds it to the basket, using the choices and pricing rules you saved.
A template starts as a draft with example prices, and it cannot go live until you say the prices are yours.
Fixed example: a banner order
Custom banner$156
- Banner size
- 300 x 100 cm
- Material
- Mesh, lets the wind through
- Finishing
- Hemmed, eyelets every 50 cm
- Extras
- Rope for tying
- Quantity
- 2
2 x $78 = $156
Worked out by ConfigKit: 300 x 100 cm, mesh, eyelets, rope, two banners. This saved example does not change with your choices above.
Does your job not fit?
Tell me how you price it
ConfigKit comes with 42 templates, for trades from print and signs to food and events, services and hire, and the builder takes it from there. These demos are only a few of them.
If your product works in a way none of them show, write to me with how you work out a price today. A price list or a few real orders is enough. I will tell you honestly whether ConfigKit can do it, before you buy anything.
Hamza AfridiFounder, DevTonic Studios
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ConfigKit adds product choices, calculated prices, uploads and quotes to your existing WooCommerce shop. You install the plugin and set your own options, prices and rules. Every template tried here is included.
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