What is NineOffer?

NineOffer turns the “how much will this cost?” conversation into something your website can handle on its own.

You build a short question flow, attach pricing rules to the answers, and embed the result on your site as a widget. A visitor answers the questions, sees a price, and leaves their contact details. You get a lead with the full answer set attached, so the first call you make is already an informed one.

The four pieces

Flows are the questions. A flow is a sequence of steps — choices, numbers, free text — that ends with an email capture. Flows live under Flows in the sidebar, and you edit them in the Widget Builder.

Pricing rules turn answers into a number. You set a base price, then add rules that fire when certain answers are given. Rules can add a fixed amount, a percentage, a per-unit rate, or a tiered rate. They live under Pricing Rules.

The widget is what your visitors see. Its appearance — colours, fonts, position on the page, the trigger button — is configured under Widget Design, independently of the questions themselves.

Leads are the output. Every completed estimate is stored with its answers and its calculated price, and moves through a status pipeline as you work it. They live under Leads.

What a visitor experiences

1. They land on your page and see your trigger button.
2. They open the widget and answer the questions.
3. They see an estimated price, calculated live from your rules.
4. They enter their email to receive it.
5. You get a notification; they get a copy.

What you need before you start

An account and a workspace — see Create your workspace — and the ability to paste a <script> tag into your website’s HTML. If your site runs on WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify or anything similar, that ability is built in.

Note

Prices are calculated and displayed in your workspace’s currency, which you choose on Email Settings — see Choosing your currency. New workspaces start in EUR.