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Embed any calculator, free

All 81 tools drop into your site with one copy-paste snippet. They resize themselves, work on mobile, print the formula on the page, and keep every value in your reader's browser. No signup, no API key, no usage limits — just keep the attribution link.

The licence, in full

  • Free for any site, commercial or not. No signup, no key, no limits.
  • Keep the attribution link that ships in the snippet, visible and followable. Restyle it to match your design if you like.
  • Don't misrepresent the output as financial, tax or medical advice, and don't alter the numbers the tool produces.
  • That's everything. No other conditions, and you don't need to ask us first.

See it working

A live embed, and the code behind it

This is a real embed of the Compound Interest calculator, running the same snippet you'd paste. Drag a slider — it recomputes live, and the frame grows to fit.

The snippet
<iframe id="empirecalc-compound-interest" src="https://empirecalc.com/compound-interest?embed=1" title="Compound Interest — EmpireCalc" width="100%" height="640" loading="lazy" style="border:1px solid #e2e8f0;border-radius:12px;max-width:560px"></iframe>
<script>(function(){window.addEventListener("message",function(e){if(e.origin!=="https://empirecalc.com")return;var d=e.data||{};if(d.type!=="empirecalc:height")return;var f=document.getElementById("empirecalc-"+d.slug);if(f&&d.height)f.style.height=d.height+"px";});})();</script>
<p style="font:13px/1.5 system-ui,sans-serif"><a href="https://empirecalc.com/compound-interest" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Compound Interest calculator by EmpireCalc</a></p>

The <script> block is the auto-resizer — it checks the message origin, so it only ever responds to EmpireCalc. Drop it if you'd rather keep a fixed height; the iframe still works.

Worth knowing

Embed the exact scenario your article discusses

Every calculator writes its inputs into the URL, so you can hand readers a tool that already shows the numbers you're writing about instead of the defaults. Set the sliders on the calculator page, copy the URL, and add &embed=1:

https://empirecalc.com/compound-interest?principal=25000&rate=7&years=30&embed=1

Use that as the iframe src. Readers can still change anything — they just start where your article does.

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Questions

Is embedding EmpireCalc calculators free?

Yes — free for any site, commercial or not, with no signup, no API key and no usage limit. The one condition is that you keep the attribution link that ships in the snippet. That link is the only thing we ask for in return, and it is what makes offering the embeds sustainable.

Do I need to keep the attribution link?

Yes. The snippet includes a visible link back to the calculator on EmpireCalc, and keeping it is the condition of the licence. You are welcome to restyle it to match your site — change the font, size or colour — as long as it stays visible to readers and remains a real, followable link (no nofollow, no hiding it off-screen).

Does the embed resize itself?

Yes. The embedded page measures its own content and posts its height to the parent window; the small script in the snippet listens for that message and adjusts the iframe. The result is no inner scrollbar and no clipped tool at any width. The listener checks the message origin before acting, so it only ever responds to EmpireCalc. If you drop the script, the iframe still works — it just keeps the fixed 640px height.

Does the embed track my visitors?

The embedded calculator runs the same analytics as the rest of the site, and it computes entirely in your visitor's browser — no inputs are transmitted to us or stored on our servers. Values a visitor enters stay on their device. Nothing is written to your page beyond the iframe and the attribution link.

Can I embed a calculator with values already filled in?

Yes, and this is the most useful thing about these embeds. Every calculator encodes its inputs in the URL, so set up the exact scenario you want on the calculator page, copy the URL from your address bar, and append &embed=1 to it. Use that as the iframe src and your readers land on the numbers your article is discussing rather than the defaults.

Will the embed break when you update the calculator?

No. Embeds point at a live URL, so they pick up fixes and updated figures automatically — tax constants, for example, are updated site-wide each year from a single file. Slugs are permanent, so an embed you place today keeps working.