Quote Calculator

This preview saves your rates and quote history in this browser on this device only — nothing is sent to a server. To back everything up or move it to another device: export here, send yourself the file (email, AirDrop, iCloud), then import it on the other device. Changing rates in your Excel workbook does not change this calculator — and this calculator never changes your workbook.

You can also download a copy of this app itself as a single file to keep or share:

Client details: phone, email, appointment address, date, and time can be saved with each quote, so the quote becomes the appointment — no entering everything twice.

Booking status: every saved quote is Pending, Booked, or Completed. Quotes saved before this preview default to Pending.

Appointments dashboard: one simple view of pending quotes, upcoming bookings (soonest first), and completed appointments. The calculator stays the main focus.

Confirmation email: on any Booked appointment, “Email booking confirmation” opens your own Mail app with the message prefilled — the client in To, Hello@theexclusivemobilenotary.com in Cc — so you review it and tap Send yourself. Nothing is ever sent automatically.

Email quote & Copy quote: every quote — on the Quick Quote screen and on each saved quote in History and Appointments — can be emailed the same way: “Email quote” (or “Email this quote”) is a real email link, kept up to date as you type, that hands a prefilled quote — service, document, appointment details, the itemized estimated charges (travel charge and NJ statutory fee) and total, and your business contact details, with the client in To and Hello@theexclusivemobilenotary.com in Cc — to your Mail app. Saved quotes carry their charge breakdown from when they were saved, so their email itemizes the same charges as the Quick Quote email. Quotes saved before breakdowns were stored have theirs re-derived from the details saved with the quote — trip miles, service, and fee type — at your current My Rates, and it is shown only when it adds up to that quote's original total; a quote whose charges can't be recovered exactly keeps its original total with no breakdown, rather than showing a guessed one. Saved totals are never changed. “Copy quote” puts the same quote on your clipboard (or shows it in a box to copy by hand) so you can paste it into a new email yourself.

Separate & safe: this preview keeps its own storage. Your live calculator, its settings, and its saved quotes are not changed by anything you do here. Export / Import under My Rates works as before, and backups include the new client and booking fields.

What causes it: it is the Muse viewer's restriction, made worse by the way the Email button used to work. Muse shows this page inside a framed preview. The earlier Email buttons used script to force an email link open in a new window — and the viewer intercepts that, replaces the whole calculator with “This content is blocked. Contact the site owner to fix the issue.” It is not your Mail app, not your email address, and not the quote itself.

What changed: the Email buttons are now ordinary, visible email links written into the page (no forced new window, no script navigation), kept up to date with the quote on screen. That is the form browsers and Mail apps expect.

The honest limit: no web page can guarantee an external-app handoff from inside another app's framed viewer — the viewer controls that. For everyday use, open the calculator directly in Safari from your own address (below) or the Cloudflare address at the top of this page — a normal top-level page, where tapping Email opens Mail on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. If you ever see the blocked message again inside a viewer, tap Copy quote instead and paste the quote into a new email — that path does not depend on the viewer at all.

Simplest route, and it needs no rebuild: this same calculator file already runs on free Cloudflare Pages (the address in the note at the top). Pointing your subdomain at that project is a settings change, not a new site:

1. In Cloudflare, open the existing Pages project exclusive-mobile-notary-quote-calculator → Custom domains → Set up a custom domain, and enter tools.theexclusivemobilenotary.com.

2. Cloudflare will show one DNS record to add — a CNAME for tools pointing to exclusive-mobile-notary-quote-calculator.pages.dev. Add exactly that record wherever your domain's DNS is managed (your main website is on Wix, so if your DNS is there, it goes in Wix under Domains → DNS Records → Add Record → CNAME). Change nothing else — your website, its address, and its other records stay untouched.

3. Wait for Cloudflare to show the domain as Active (it issues the secure HTTPS certificate free). Then tools.theexclusivemobilenotary.com opens this calculator directly — no Muse in the address, no Muse branding, and Email opens Mail normally because the page is no longer inside the Muse viewer.

Cost: $0 extra. Cloudflare Pages and its HTTPS certificate are free at this scale and you already own the domain. Other free hosts (Netlify, Vercel, GitHub Pages) could hold the same single file, but moving would add work for no benefit — Cloudflare is already set up and tested.

Your saved settings & quotes when the address changes: rates and history are stored in your browser under the web address you opened — a browser treats a new address as a separate app, so they do not follow automatically, on any host. They are fully preserved with the built-in transfer: on the old address, go to My Rates → Export settings & data and keep the backup file; open tools.theexclusivemobilenotary.com in Safari, go to My Rates → Import settings & data, and choose that file. Check History shows your quotes (for example EMN-0001 / EMN-0002) and My Rates match before you stop using the old address, and repeat the export/import on each device you use — iPhone, iPad, and Mac each keep their own copy. Nothing is deleted from the old address by importing into the new one.

No. This calculator is a web page — there is no App Store purchase, no account, and no subscription. It opens in Safari or Chrome on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and the Google Maps check is free, exactly like in the Excel workbook. Your rates and quote history are saved in this browser on this device; use Export / Import under My Rates to back them up or move them between devices.

iPhone / iPad (Safari): open this page, tap Share (the square with the arrow), tap Add to Home Screen, then Add. It gets its own icon and opens full-screen like an app.

Use this live page, not a downloaded copy: if you open a downloaded HTML file of this calculator in the Files app or a mail preview, iPhone shows it in a viewer that blocks its scripts — the menus look empty and it won't calculate. Always open the live link in Safari; that's the version where the menus, calculations, settings, and quote history work.

Mac (Safari): open this page, click Share in the toolbar, then Add to Dock. In Chrome, use the menu → Save and share → Create shortcut.

Rates changed in Excel do not flow into this calculator automatically — the two are separate. Change rates under My Rates here; they save in this browser. Use Export / Import on the My Rates screen to move your rates and history between your iPhone, iPad, and Mac without re-typing them.

NJ statutory fees follow N.J.A.C. 17:50-1.18: $2.50 per act, $15 flat only for grantor acts in a single real-estate transfer, and $25 flat only for mortgagor acts in a single real-estate financing. The fee check on each quote is a warning, not a legal determination — confirm the transaction type before quoting.