ConvertSite Product Configurator

Overview

ConvertSite Product Configurator is a no-code tool for building interactive product experiences with configurable options, dynamic prices, and quote or lead capture. It suits businesses selling products or services with variable pricing; the main trade-off is that integrations, domains, and AI capacity depend on the plan.

Customers can choose options such as color, material, size, and add-ons, with rules updating the configuration and price in real time. Teams can publish a standalone site or embed the experience in an existing website, and can build and test before publishing.

Key features

Rules and pricing

Pricing logic includes spreadsheet functions, conditional rules, lookups, tables, and custom formulas. This range can support offerings where one choice changes the price of another, and dynamic updates accommodate changes to underlying prices. Customers can collect the configured choices in one quote, making the tool more useful for considered purchases than a simple static product page.

Builder, publishing, and connections

The visual builder allows teams to adjust layouts, copy, colors, fonts, spacing, and corner radius without coding. ConvertSite supports embeds and standalone sites, plus integrations including Zapier, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Stripe, Meta, Google Ads, webhooks, and APIs. Zapier access connects the configurator to more than 1,000 apps, while direct Stripe integration enables payment in the configurator.

Server-side conversion events can send quote or booking values to Meta and Google Ads. Visitor answers remain with the customer rather than leaving with those events. ConvertSite includes a GDPR cookie banner from the entry plan, and stores API keys in hashed form, showing the raw key only at creation and invalidating revoked keys promptly.

Language and support

ConvertSite supports 23 languages. Its free concierge service offers team-built calculators, configurators, quizzes, forms, and landing pages; more complex projects, custom pricing models, or unusual workflows start at $250. Support covers product use, onboarding, demos, and payments, with replies generally within 24 hours on weekdays.

Pricing

The Free plan costs nothing and includes 250 AI credits per month, capped at 100 per day, unlimited workspace members, and unlimited visitors and form responses. Building and testing are available before publishing, but publishing starts a 7-day free trial. That makes Free useful for creating a prototype, though the daily credit cap constrains heavier AI use.

Starter costs $25 a month and raises the allowance to 500 monthly AI credits, with analytics and funnels. It has no external integrations, so it suits teams that can work without connected services. Builder costs $50 a month, includes 1,000 credits, a custom domain, localisation, and custom API connect; it is the more practical step for teams needing their own domain or API connection.

Business costs $100 a month and includes 2,500 credits, multiple domains, Zapier, HubSpot, Google Solar API, and removal of ConvertSite branding. It fits teams that need those integrations or a branded customer experience. Every plan includes unlimited workspace members and visitors and form responses, with billing per workspace rather than per seat.

Enterprise has custom pricing and adds roles and permissions, SSO or directory sync, and options for ISO27001/SOC2 compliance and custom data residency. Free is the only plan explicitly described with a trial period.

Platforms

ConvertSite is available on web and through an API, with hybrid deployment: publish a standalone site or embed the configurator in an existing one.

Who it's for

ConvertSite is aimed at business owners and operators with complex offerings or variable prices, including contractors, service businesses, agencies, e-commerce companies, clinics, recruiters, and course providers. It is a stronger fit when rules, quote capture, or lead qualification matter; a business needing a simple catalog without changing prices may not need this breadth.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Flexible pricing logic and real-time option changes support products with interdependent choices.
• Pros: Unlimited members, visitors, and form responses across plans avoid seat and traffic ceilings as a team grows.
• Pros: Embeds, standalone publishing, and integrations offer several ways to fit the configurator into a sales flow.
• Cons: Starter lacks external integrations, while key connections such as Zapier and HubSpot require Business.
• Cons: Free publishing triggers a 7-day trial, so Free is principally a build-and-test option rather than a continuing published tier.
• Cons: AI credits rise by plan and Free also has a daily cap, which may limit teams relying heavily on AI-assisted work.

Alternatives

Product Configurator Software is a useful starting point for comparing category options. Consider DynaMaker for a freemium web configurator with publishing and team invitations. ConfigCraft Suite offers a free plan with guided configuration, simple option pricing, file uploads, saved configurations, and WooCommerce checkout, which may suit a WooCommerce store with those needs.

Threekit is an option for businesses seeking 3D configuration, 2D virtual photography, or augmented reality. ShapeDiver may suit teams wanting a credit-based 3D platform; its Startup plan is €199/month with an annual plan and includes 2,000 monthly credits and two seats. QAD Configurator is another paid web option. Apto.ONE is a free option for web, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Spokbee has a freemium web plan with builder access, initial AI credits, and 3D model uploads. Expivi is another paid web alternative.

Verdict

ConvertSite is a strong choice for businesses that need configurable options, changing prices, and quote or lead capture in one no-code experience. Its broad pricing logic and uncapped members and traffic are persuasive strengths, but buyers should budget for the plan that includes their required integrations and domain features. Look elsewhere if the work calls for a different specialized 3D workflow or if the paid plan requirements outweigh the value of its combined builder and lead-capture tools.