Everything to know about this feature
Custom Math


How It Works
Adding math to a scenario’s total cost is possible with the Custom Math feature. Shipping cost, admin fees, bundle discounts, trigger charges or trigger discounts are all possible using the Custom Math feature.
Note: This feature works at the sub-section level. Which gives you greater control.

What does it look like?
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What Are Some Use Cases?
Base Price
Create a base price for your product or service. Base Price: The most fundamental cost of a good or service to a consumer that does not include common extra fees.
In addition to the base price of a product, fees that raise the overall price to buyers are often assessed by sellers for such things as sales tax, shipping charges and extra equipment or supply options.
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Trigger Fee(s)
You can use conditional logic to trigger a fee on your custom math element if a certain product or service is selected. Alternatively, trigger the fee is a certain number of items is selected.
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Convert To Monthly Pricing
If your pricing is set up to show the yearly pricing, but you want to convert it a monthly cost in the front-end, then you can add “Divide by 12” to give the monthly price.
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Shipping Cost
If you charge a base fee for shipping, you can use this feature to show that.
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Trigger Discount(s)
You can use conditional logic to trigger a discount on your custom math element if a certain product or service is selected. Alternatively, trigger the fee is a certain number of items is selected.
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What It Can Do?
Note: This feature works at the sub-section level. Which gives you greater control.


What It Cannot Do?
Note: This feature works at the sub-section level. Which gives you greater control.
Types
There are 5 operators you can use with Custom Math.
This will add whatever value you give it, in a dollar amount.
This will add whatever value you give it, in a dollar amount.
This will add whatever value you give it, in a dollar amount.
This will add whatever value you give it, in a dollar amount.
This will add whatever value you give it, in a dollar amount.

How To Use It?
Video: Custom Math + Conitional Logic


