What it looks like
This is the live widget, running here exactly as it would on your page:
Put a Canadian calculator on your site
Free, no signup, no account, and nothing that tracks your visitors. One line of HTML. We keep the 2026 tax tables current so you never have to think about it again.
Build your snippet
Pick a widget and make it match your site. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere — it only builds the code below, in your browser. The credit link is part of the deal and the only thing we ask for.
The take-home pay widget doesn’t accept any of the
options below yet — it always renders with its own default styling. They apply to the land transfer
tax, salary vs dividends, mortgage affordability, GIC, OAS clawback and bonus tax widgets.
Removing the credit line is a white-label licence —
see /for-business.
Your code
The height in the snippet fits the widget’s default layout at any screen width. Your name or different starting values can make it taller, and the short script below resizes the frame to fit once the widget loads, so keep it rather than trimming it out.
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The terms, in full
- It is free, for anyone. Personal blogs, credit unions, accountants, employers, student services, newsrooms. No licence to sign, no invoice, no usage limit.
- Keep the credit link. A visible link to the calculator page, in the page itself rather than only inside the frame. That link is what pays for this.
- We keep it correct. When the Canada Revenue Agency publishes a new edition of its payroll formulas (twice a year, effective 1 January and 1 July), or a province moves a bracket, the widget updates wherever it is embedded. You do nothing. Our verification process covers the embed exactly as it covers the site.
- Your visitors are not tracked. No analytics, no cookies, no fingerprinting, nothing stored. The figures they type never leave their browser. Nothing about your visitors reaches us, so embedding this does not change what your own privacy policy needs to say about third parties collecting data — because it does not.
- We will not break it. If the widget is ever retired the URL keeps working and redirects to the calculator rather than going blank on your page.
- No ads, ever, inside the frame. If that changes you will be told before it happens, not after.
Want a different calculator, or a version in your own colours?
The take-home pay calculator is the first embed because it is the one most often asked for. CPP timing, TFSA room, RRSP refunds, capital gains and sales tax can all follow. If you want one of those, or the widget matched to your own brand for a credit union or advisory site, email hello@countworthy.com and say which one.
Using the numbers instead of the widget
If you would rather compute the figures yourself, the whole 2026 Canadian tax parameter table is published as open data under CC BY 4.0 — generated from the same engine this widget runs on, so it cannot disagree with what you see above. The same file, with a description of every field, is on GitHub.
Need it white-label, or a calculator we don't have? See Countworthy for Business.