Traffic Magnets

• Your niche and who you helpYour niche, and who you help, described as specifically as you can. This is the input that matters most.
• Your brand and a buttonOptional: your brand or site name, and a button to show after the results (text and link, for example your booking page).
• Somewhere to publishTo publish: a WordPress site, ideally with the free Aha Studio Connector plugin, or a free Netlify account, GitHub, Cloudflare or your own cloud storage. Or just share the calculator's own link.

1. 1Open Traffic MagnetsAt trafficmagnets.ahastudio.net, or press Start something new on your account page and choose Calculator. Want a whole site of calculators instead? See the Calculator Sites guide.
2. 2Fill in your niche and who you helpFill in Your niche and Who you help, as specifically as you can (both required). The more specific the audience, the sharper the questions and the more personal each visitor's report. The Broad · Good · Sharp bar under it says how specific it is, with a tip. Add your Brand or site name and open Button after the results if you like, then press Design my calculator. Or say it once in Tell it in your own words (type it or press Say it), press Fill the form, and check the fields it filled; Try the example shows how. For a pay, tax, legal, health, insurance or investing calculator, a notice shows: it carries a disclaimer under the result and on its page, and you should check its formulas and results against official sources before publishing.
3. 3Optional: who it is for, and the voiceIf you build for clients, pick the client under For (your client profiles are under Your account, Clients): the work uses its brand colour, voice, call to action and lead notifications, and is saved under that client in Your work. If you saved personas under Your account, Personas, pick one under Persona (BETA) to write in its voice and follow its Always and Never rules for this task; left on the default, it uses the client's default persona, else yours, else your profile voice. Aha Studio's own honesty rules always apply too. Each picker shows once you have saved a client or a persona.
4. 4Optional: a brand colour for this calculator pageType or pick a colour for this calculator page only under Brand colour under Button after the results: a 6-digit hex colour like #1D4ED8. Leave it empty to use your profile or client colour (the box shows that colour). A colour too light for white text is darkened so buttons stay readable. On a calculator page already built, change it under Brand colour with the publish options and press Save colour, then publish again: the preview, the ZIP and every host use the new colour, and the live calculator page changes when you republish.
5. 5Watch it profile your audience and brainstorm ideasYour audience shows as six tiles: their frustration, what they tried, their words, what they won't say, what earns their trust and how to talk to them. Then up to 8 calculator ideas at Pick the calculator to build, each with its key inputs and pain point; the Recommended one (the most searched, or the one for the search you picked) is picked to start. Switch if another fits your offer better, then press Build this calculator.
6. 6Optional: sharpen the profileUnder Sharpen this profile, press Answer 5 questions and answer them (their frustrations, what they tried, their own words, what they hesitate to admit, what makes them trust a free tool). Every personal report then uses the sharper profile. Before you pick, Get new ideas from the sharper profile asks for new ideas from it; after the build, Also redesign the calculator with it rebuilds the calculator.
7. 7Let it finishDesigning the questions, writing the page around the calculator, then checking and packaging. It runs 8 quality checks (step count, questions per step, an optional free-text question, "Other" choices, fallback results, the page sections, the SEO title and the meta description).
8. 8Try itUse Try it exactly as a visitor would, then The page around it for its six sections (open Preview the whole page to see it). Quality checks beside it lists the 8 checks, and Sharpen it is there too. Not the right calculator? Press Build a different idea instead, pick another and press Build this calculator.

1. 1Create an application passwordIn WordPress: Users > Profile > Application Passwords.
2. 2Connect your sitePick the WordPress tile, then in Put it on your WordPress site: site address, username and the application password, then Connect site. It checks the connection and then saves the page as a draft with the calculator inside, in one go (Reaching your site, Checking the password, Saving the draft page).
3. 3Install the free Aha Studio Connector pluginVersion 1.1 or later. With it, your calculator goes into the page as a shortcode that works for every author and sets the meta description for you. Without it, the calculator goes in as an embed that only an Administrator can save.
4. 4Review the draft in WordPress, then publishChanges later go out with Publish again (updates the same page).

Not on WordPress? Pick another tile (below), or share your calculator's own link from Share it or publish it.

On your plan, pick its tile in Share it or publish it. The calculator stays embedded from Aha Studio, so it keeps improving after you publish, and its leads still come to you.

1. 1Create a token In Netlify, create a personal access token (User settings > Applications > Personal access tokens).
2. 2Connect and deploy Under Publish to Netlify, paste it, press Connect Netlify, then Deploy to Netlify. The calculator's page goes live as its own website. Deploy again updates the same site.

1. 1Add your own code and adsOpen Your code and ads (BETA) with the publish options. Paste Head code (analytics, a pixel, a site verification tag) and Every page code (a chat widget, a booking button, an opt-in form), and In the article code (an ad unit or a sign-up box) at the place you pick. Under Ads, Add AdSense auto ads takes your publisher ID, and the ads.txt box lists your ad networks. Press Save code, then publish again to put it on your live calculator page. The previews never run it. Only you, the owner, can add code.
2. 2Sell ad spots and count visitorsEvery site you publish is listed under Your account, Ads and stats (BETA). Switch on Ads and Stats for a site, set up your Ad spots, make banners in the Banner maker (design one there, make an AI image on your own OpenAI key, or upload your own), and read Ad analytics and Visitor stats. A new spot goes live the next time you publish the site it shows on.

1. 1Open Bulk ideasOpen Bulk ideas (signed in, on a plan). Describe the niche and who you help, or pick Use a calculator's profile to reuse the audience profile of a calculator you already built. Pick the Google country under Search market (type to find any of 98 markets) and the Search language where the country has more than one. When the language is not English, the form says so: the idea list is written in English, with Google results and search numbers for that language. With a client picked under For, the list and every calculator you build from it use that client's profile.
2. 2Choose how many ideasFrom 20 to 100. They are written 20 at a time and the progress card ticks off each batch; repeats of an idea already on the list are left out and counted.
3. 3Monthly searches (optional)Tick Add real monthly searches to look up each idea's search phrase on DataForSEO. A phrase with no data says No search data; nothing is estimated.
4. 4Build onePress Build this calculator, then Yes, build it: it uses one of your monthly calculators and goes straight to designing the questions. Download CSV saves the whole list.

1. 1Open Widget rotatorOpen Widget rotator and press New rotator. Pick 2 to 6 of your calculators, or the same calculator twice with a different headline or button, and choose what counts as a win: completed calculators or leads.
2. 2Paste one embed codeCopy embed code works on any web page; Copy WordPress shortcode works with the Aha Studio Connector. Each page view shows one variant, and a returning visitor keeps seeing the same one.
3. 3Read the resultsViews, starts, completed calculators and leads for each variant, with rates per view. A winner is only shown when each variant has at least 100 views and the difference passes a two-proportion z-test at 95% confidence; until then it says Not enough data yet or No clear winner yet.
4. 4Pause or pick a winnerPause stops new visitors seeing a variant. Pick as winner shows that variant to everyone, with no change to your page; Resume the test starts rotating again. Only counts are stored, no visitor details.

Each personal report is written by AI from the visitor's answers. Your plan includes a monthly number of personal reports across all your calculators; when they are used up, visitors get the standard results (their numbers plus tips) until the month resets. To keep personal reports going, add your own AI key on your account page under Keys and connections (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or OpenRouter), then choose the provider and model under Text and reports (Refresh models lists the current ones). Reports beyond your plan then use your key.

Your plan also includes a monthly amount of AI work, shared by all your AI workers, and building calculators and personal reports both count toward it. When this month's is used, the AI work carries on with the same key and model you chose under Text and reports. Without a key, building resumes on the 1st and visitors get the standard results until then.

Agent-ready means AI assistants can use your calculator or form directly, the way a person would, but faster.