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The monthly payment is the answer borrowers came for, so a theme that makes it big wins. Pair with the mortgage payment calculator.
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The right theme is the one a borrower doesn't notice: it looks like your site, so they keep typing.
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PrequalFunnel has 12 calculator themes. Ledger, Minimal and Compact are on every plan; Glass, Soft UI, Aurora, Editorial, Image hero and Spotlight unlock on Producer; Depth 3D, Particles and Dashboard on Brokerage. Each has light, dark and auto modes and takes any of 20 palettes. The previews on this page are live calculators.
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Use the live previews on this page to judge themes on your own terms: switch between light and dark, try a palette close to your brand, and look at the result panel, which is where borrowers spend their attention. Every preview is a working calculator, so type in real numbers.
A theme controls structure: layout, surfaces, shadows, effects and how results are presented. A palette controls your colors. The two are independent, so once you have found a structure that fits, you can dress it in your brand colors without starting over. Fonts, corner radius and every label and button are adjustable on top. More detail is on the calculator themes page.
Anyone can preview every theme. The plan check only happens when you save a theme to a calculator, so you can try the Brokerage themes before deciding whether they are worth it.
One line on what each theme is for. Plan shown is the lowest plan that includes it.
| Theme | Use it when | Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Ledger | You want a clean, numbers-first default that suits any lender site | Every plan |
| Minimal | Your site is airy and modern, or the calculator shares the page with a lot of copy | Every plan |
| Compact | Space is tight: sidebars, narrow columns, popups and mobile-heavy traffic | Every plan |
| Glass | Your page has a photo or gradient background the calculator should sit over | Producer |
| Soft UI | Your brand is calm and tactile, with soft colors and rounded shapes | Producer |
| Aurora | A landing page needs the calculator to be the visual centerpiece | Producer |
| Editorial | The calculator lives inside a blog post or guide and should read like the article | Producer |
| Image hero | You want a home or neighborhood photo above the inputs, curated or your own | Producer |
| Spotlight | You want the monthly payment or max price front and center in a split layout | Producer |
| Depth 3D | A premium brand wants layered cards with a sense of depth | Brokerage |
| Particles | A tech-forward brand wants a subtle animated backdrop on a hero section | Brokerage |
| Dashboard | Comparison and amortization calculators need results laid out like a report | Brokerage |
Start from what the borrower is doing on the page, then choose the calculator, then the theme.
The monthly payment is the answer borrowers came for, so a theme that makes it big wins. Pair with the mortgage payment calculator.
These pages sell a feeling as much as a number. Pair a warm photo with the affordability calculator.
Qualifying maths needs to look trustworthy, not decorative. Ledger with the DTI calculator reads like a worksheet.
Side-by-side results and amortization tables need room and structure. Pair with the refinance calculator.
Keep the reading flow; a loud theme mid-article looks like an ad.
Small containers punish wide layouts. Compact keeps every field visible without scrolling inside a scroll.
Every theme has all three. Auto follows the visitor's device setting and is the safest default.
Choose one of 20 palettes as a starting point, or set your own primary, button, background, surface, text and result colors. Pick the button color first: it is the lead-form call to action, so it should contrast with everything around it. Then save the combination as your own theme and apply it to every calculator and widget in one step. If a palette and theme don't work together, change one, not both, so you can tell what fixed it.
FAQ · 9 questions
There is no universal winner. The theme that matches your site and keeps the result and button easy to see usually does best. Start with Ledger or Spotlight and compare lead rates over a few weeks.
Ledger, Minimal and Compact are on every plan, including Originator. The other nine unlock on Producer or Brokerage.
Yes. Every theme can be previewed on any plan. The plan check only happens when you save a theme to a calculator.
Yes. They are live calculators in each theme, so you can enter numbers and switch modes. They are there to try the design, not to submit a lead.
No. Themes change layout and appearance only. Fields, formulas, definitions and disclaimers are the same in every theme.
Our name for a neumorphic theme: soft, raised surfaces with gentle shadows. It suits calm, minimal brands.
Yes. Pick from curated, licensed photos or upload your own. Use images you have the rights to.
Effects load only for themes that use them. Particles pauses off screen and respects reduced-motion settings. For older audiences or slow phones, Ledger or Minimal is still the safest choice.
No. Themes load from your saved settings at run time, so your site updates without new code.
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