Migrating to Our New High-Performance Calculator

Migrating to Our New High-Performance Calculator

We've launched a major update to our calculator with significant performance improvements. This guide will help you migrate from the old endpoint to our new, faster calculator.

Why Migrate?

Our new calculator delivers:

  • 90% faster load times in most locations

  • Reduced file size from 1.2MB to just 0.2MB

  • Global CDN delivery through Cloudflare for faster worldwide access

  • Optimized code with improved dependencies and compression

Migration Steps

The migration process is simple and only takes a few minutes:

Step 1: Access Your Dashboard

Log into your Calcumate dashboard

Step 2: Update Your Calculator

  1. Navigate to your calculator settings

  2. Click Edit on your existing calculator

  3. Click Publish to regenerate your integration code

Step 3: Update Your Website Code

After republishing, you'll receive new integration code. The key change is:

New endpoint:

<script defer src="https://production.calcumate.co/static/js/main.js"></script>

Copy the new code and replace it on your website where the calculator is displayed.

Performance Comparison

Based on testing from various US locations, here's what you can expect:

Before Migration (Old Calculator)

  • Total Load Time: 997.4ms

  • File Transfer: ~1.2MB

  • Connection Time: 281.9ms

After Migration (New Calculator)

  • Total Load Time: 98.2ms (90% improvement)

  • File Transfer: ~0.2MB (83% reduction)

  • Connection Time: 28.2ms (90% improvement)

Results may vary based on your internet connection and geographic location.

Need Help?

If you encounter any issues during migration or have questions about the process, please contact our support team. We're here to ensure a smooth transition to the new calculator.

Important Notes

  • The migration only affects the technical endpoint - your calculator settings, design, and functionality remain unchanged.

  • Users will experience faster loading times immediately after migration.

  • No downtime is required for this migration process.

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