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Build a cleaning quote around area, service type, windows and frequency. Follow a 70-unit example, or 63 with a 10% discount, and verify the rules in your own WordPress form.

Example monetary units, not market rates. An 80 m² standard clean with a 10-unit window option gives 70; a 10% frequency discount gives 63.
Method checked 5 October 2026: documentation and inspected E&P reference 10.6.4. This scenario was not run in WordPress. The formula explains arithmetic; it is not validated paste-ready builder syntax.
The illustration above is an existing marketing preview. It is not a new runtime capture of this example.
estimate = max(minimum, base + area × area_rate + eligible_options) × (1 − discount)
Selecting windows adds 10 only for the eligible standard service. Removing them gives 60, or 54 with the regular-service discount. Do not leave a hidden or deselected option contributing to the total; that builder behavior still needs testing.
Minimum applies before discount in this example. Empty, negative and out-of-range area must be rejected by the configured form; those validations have not been tested in E&P. Deep-clean rates, rooms, supplies, tax, travel, booking, email and payment are excluded.
The button opens the general examples on this site, not this exact cleaning calculator. No dedicated, tested 70-unit template or downloadable export is supplied.
Proof
The setup below uses documented numeric items, price calculations and conditions. Its arithmetic is checked; this exact scenario has not been executed in WordPress.
Collect the project details, apply your pricing rules and let visitors review their estimate before submitting.
Cleaning prices vary by property size, room count, frequency and special requests.
Define a base fee, area rate and minimum before discount.
Test the quote first; email, booking and payment need separate configuration and validation.
Learn how to configure the calculations, fields and conditions used in this form.
Cross-linking nearby buyer intents helps visitors and search engines understand the wider quote-calculator cluster.
In this teaching example, apply the minimum first and the discount second. A 40-unit minimum with 10% discount can therefore give 36. Change the convention only when your own pricing rules require it.
No. It changes the example estimate only. Recurring billing and its gateway settings are separate and have not been tested here.
No tested dedicated resource is supplied here. The button opens general examples; use the configuration steps to reproduce and validate your own form. No importable export is offered.
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The calculation tutorial uses a different illustrated cleaning form; it does not validate the 70-unit scenario above. Read the Stripe guide only if your quote needs a payment step, and test that integration separately.