Every lead form carries three public calculators a visitor can use right on your own site. Unlike the calculators under Tools, which are your own scratchpad, these are real webpages a stranger fills in, and finishing one turns into a lead in your pipeline.
The Three Public Calculators
Each lead form offers an Affordability calculator, a Payment calculator, and a Land Transfer Tax calculator. All three are branded to that form: the visitor sees your logo, your colours, and your fonts, not a generic BrokerPlus page. Because each calculator hangs off a specific form, the lead it produces is routed and tagged exactly the way that form is configured.
Finding the Embed Code
Open Marketing > Lead Forms, choose the form you want the calculator attached to, and pick Put it on your site in its section rail. Under Calculators, branded to you, each of the three calculators has its own card with an Open button, to preview the live page in a new tab, and a Copy code button, which copies a ready-to-paste iframe snippet sized for that calculator.
Pasting It Into Your Site
Paste the copied snippet into your website's page editor wherever you want the calculator to appear, a landing page, a blog post, a dedicated tools page. The snippet is a responsive iframe with a fixed minimum height tuned to that calculator's type: the Affordability calculator needs the most room, the Payment calculator the least. It loads lazily so it does not slow down the rest of the page around it.
What the Visitor Sees
The visitor gets a self-contained page: your brand at the top, the calculator's inputs, and an instant result as they type. Below the result sits a short lead capture prompt, Get my quote, using the same fields and validation as the lead form it belongs to. Submitting shows a sending state and a clear error if something goes wrong, so a visitor is never left wondering whether it worked.
Where the Lead Lands
A submitted calculator is a submission on its parent lead form, nothing more, nothing separate to manage. It follows that form's own routing, notifications, tags, and automations exactly as if the visitor had filled in the form directly. If you have not yet set that up, Decide Where a Lead's Answers Land covers routing and notifications, and Build a Lead Capture Form covers the form itself.
What to Do Next
Set your logo and colours first with Set Your Brand Colours and Logo so every embedded calculator looks right before you publish it, and see Embed a Lead Form on Your Site if you want the plain form alongside it.