Okay, so running totals for Gravity Forms is the first of our tutorials. All I have here is to be set up with Gravity Forms and it's ready to go. So let's create our first form. It's the running totals form, so I'll call it a website quote form. That's what we'll create today, a website quote form. Okay, let's click create form and we've got our form started. Now the first thing we need to do is click a page. This makes it a multi-page form. The second thing we want to do is to put in the name, email, and phone number of the person that's requesting the quote, just like that. Excellent. Next, we need to add some pricing fields. We're going to add a product here, and this is going to be the number of pages. It's going to be web pages, just like that. For this example, we'll say $100 per page. Okay, let's duplicate that. Then, we're going to have web forms, and they're going to be $150 each. Okay, now I'm going to put a total field in there, and that will give us the total of that page. Fantastic. Let's duplicate it and make another page. We drag these up here because it made another page. Now, on the next page, I'm going to add a product, and this one is going to be SEO set-up. This time, though, I'm not going to do a single product anymore. We're actually going to have radio buttons. In this case, we're going to say "yes" and "no thanks". That's great. Now we're going to add Analytics, with options for "yes" and "no thanks". That's fantastic. Now let's make another page. Again, I'm going to drag these up into this page. Cool. On our last...
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