Calculator
Calculator Setup
What a Calculator Campaign Can Be Used For
The Calculator format in Scratcher allows you to create interactive tools where users can input values and receive calculated results instantly. It is ideal for: Price estimations, Savings calculations, Size calculations, Product recommendations, Cost breakdowns, and Custom interactive tools.
How the Calculator Works
When working with the calculator in Scratcher, you need to go into the Game section and open Content.
Inside the Content section, you will typically find three dropdowns (sometimes four, depending on the setup). These are:
- Questions
- Answers
- Inputs
- Results
These dropdowns are structured according to the page you are currently working on within the quiz flow.
Questions
The Questions section is typically used for styling elements such as fonts and colors for question headings. These settings apply across the entire quiz flow.
Answers
The Answers section controls the styling of the answer options shown to users throughout the quiz, from start to finish.
Results
The Results section is used to style the actual result pages when using the built-in quiz result page setup.
How to Create a Calculator
Start by adding a Calculator:
- Create a new campaign or add a new page to an existing campaign
- Add the Calculator
- Click on the calculator
- Select Edit Quiz
Questions
When setting up your inputs:
- Add a title
- Add additional information (optional)
- Select the answer type (e.g. text, image, text form, rating, number, or slider)
- Add a Default Value
- Add a Max Value
- Add a Prefix (optional)
- Add a Suffix (optional)
- Add an Interval
You can then define how the numeric input should behave.
Results
Set up the different result outputs:
- Add result pages for the different outcomes
- Use dynamic tags to display calculated values
Calculations
To generate the correct results, you need to define your calculations:
- Add a name for the calculation
- Assign a dynamic tag
- Build the calculation logic
You can:
- Drag your question inputs into the calculation
- Combine them using operators (divide, multiply, add, subtract)
- Use fixed numbers in your formulas
- Use other calculations as part of a new calculation
💬 Need Help?
If you need help setting up your calculator, logic, or testing your campaign, feel free to reach out to a Customer Success representative at Scratcher 🚀
Updated on: 05/06/2026
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