Put one of these calculators on your site

One line of HTML. It works, it is free, and it stays current — when the 2026 tables change, the calculator on your page changes with them.

Free to use commercially · No signup · No link required · No tracking of your visitors · Figures verified August 26, 2026

Choose a calculator

Paycheck calculator

Take-home pay after federal, FICA and state tax, for any salary and state.

<script src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed.js" data-tool="paycheck" async></script>

Preview it on the full paycheck calculator page.

Hourly to salary converter

An hourly rate converted to weekly, monthly and annual pay.

<script src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed.js" data-tool="hourly-to-salary" async></script>

Preview it on the full hourly to salary converter page.

Mortgage payment calculator

Monthly principal, interest, tax, insurance and PMI.

<script src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed.js" data-tool="mortgage" async></script>

Preview it on the full mortgage payment calculator page.

Open the paycheck calculator on your state

Writing about pay in one state? Add data-state with the two-letter code and the paycheck calculator opens on that state. This one opens on Virginia:

<script src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed.js" data-tool="paycheck" data-state="va" async></script>

It works for the 41 states this site models. A code for any other state is ignored and the calculator opens on its default, and your visitors can still change the state themselves.

If your platform removes script tags

Some hosted blog and newsletter platforms strip <script> from a post. Use the plain version instead: the same calculator in an ordinary frame. Nothing can resize a frame without the script, so it stays at a fixed height and scrolls inside if the answer runs longer; change the height to suit your page.

Paycheck calculator

<iframe src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed/paycheck" title="Paycheck calculator — DollarFigures" loading="lazy" style="width:100%;height:680px;border:0"></iframe> <p>Paycheck calculator by <a href="https://dollarfigures.com/paycheck-calculator" rel="nofollow">DollarFigures</a></p>

Hourly to salary converter

<iframe src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed/hourly-to-salary" title="Hourly to salary converter — DollarFigures" loading="lazy" style="width:100%;height:560px;border:0"></iframe> <p>Hourly to salary converter by <a href="https://dollarfigures.com/hourly-to-salary-calculator" rel="nofollow">DollarFigures</a></p>

Mortgage payment calculator

<iframe src="https://dollarfigures.com/embed/mortgage" title="Mortgage payment calculator — DollarFigures" loading="lazy" style="width:100%;height:720px;border:0"></iframe> <p>Mortgage payment calculator by <a href="https://dollarfigures.com/mortgage-calculator" rel="nofollow">DollarFigures</a></p>

What your visitors get

  • A calculator that actually works. The same one running on this site, not a cut-down copy — there is only one implementation, so the embed cannot drift from it.
  • Current figures. 2026 federal brackets, the standard deduction, FICA including the wage base, and state income tax for 41 states, each checked against the IRS, the SSA or the state's own revenue department.
  • Nothing collected. Every calculation runs in the visitor's browser. No figure they type is transmitted anywhere, by us or by you.

About the credit line

The widget shows a small "by DollarFigures" credit so your readers can see where the figures come from. Its link is marked rel="nofollow": a link our script writes into your page is not one you chose, so it should not count as your recommendation. You do not owe us a link for using the calculator, and in the plain version the credit is yours to edit or remove.

If you find the calculator useful and say so in your own words, that is your call entirely — and we would like to hear about it at support@onpointxs.com.

Things worth knowing before you paste it

  • It sets no cookies and loads no analytics. Putting this on your page does not hand us your visitors, and does not add anything you would need to declare in a cookie banner.
  • It resizes itself. The frame reports its own height, so the widget grows and shrinks with the answer instead of scrolling inside a fixed box.
  • It is one request. A small script and an iframe. No framework, no fonts, no images.
  • If JavaScript is off, the one-line version renders nothing, because it is injected by script. The plain version still shows the calculator with its opening figures.

Frequently asked questions

Is it really free, including for commercial sites?

Yes. There is no licence to buy, no link required, and no limit on traffic. DollarFigures is supported by advertising on its own pages, not by charging for the tools.

Will the numbers go stale?

No. The embed serves the live calculator, so the January refresh reaches your page the same day it reaches ours. Figures were last verified August 26, 2026.

Do you track the people who use it on my site?

No. The embed deliberately loads no analytics at all — tracking your visitors from our tag, on your page, without their consent or yours, is not something we are willing to do. We do not know which sites are using it except by looking at who links to us.

Can I change how it looks?

Not currently. The widget carries the same styling as the site so the figures stay legible and the contrast stays accessible. If you need something specific, write to us.

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