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Math your clients can check.

A calculator on your site, built from primary sources, independently re-derived, tested, and re-verified every January — nothing tracked, nothing typed ever leaves the page.

Not a mockup — the actual land transfer tax calculator, re-skinned in a mortgage brokerage’s colours and name. Same math, same tests, no engineering on their side.

What's included

Spec
We write the spec with you. Every figure carries a dated primary source, and you approve the spec before anything is built.
Build
The same pipeline that built the 33 public tools on this site — no shortcuts for a private build.
Re-derivation
A second, independent pass reproduces every number by hand from the sources before release. This week that pass caught ten money defects on our own pages before they shipped.
Tests
A plain-Node test file ships with the calculator. You can run it yourself — no framework, no fixtures.
Accessibility
Labelled inputs, live results announced once, and the whole thing usable end to end from a keyboard.
Privacy
No scripts, no cookies, no analytics in the embed. Ever.
Delivery
An embed snippet (iframe) or a standalone page — your colours, your name, our credit line optional.
Maintenance
Rates re-indexed every January, under a yearly re-verification plan.

Rates

OfferWhat it isPriceTurnaround
Custom calculator, single jurisdiction Built to your spec, for one province or one rule set from $1,500 CAD 5 business days
Custom calculator, all provinces and territories Built to your spec, covering every Canadian jurisdiction from $4,000 CAD 10 business days
White-label embed of an existing tool One of our 19 Canadian tools, in your colours and name $300/yr one tool · $1,500/yr all 19 1 business day
Engine and API licence The verified Canadian tax engine and data, for your own product from $2,000/yr talk to us

Yearly re-verification for custom builds is 20% of the build price. Prices exclude HST. 50% deposit, balance on delivery. You own the delivered code; we keep the right to reuse the underlying engine.

How it works

  1. The question your clients askWhat number are people asking you for that they can’t get anywhere else on your site?
  2. The spec, with sourcesWe write out every input, every formula and every source, dated. You read it before anything is built.
  3. Your sign-offYou approve the spec, or send it back. Nothing is built on a guess.
  4. Build and independent re-derivationWe build it, then a second person re-derives every number by hand from the sources and checks it against the build.
  5. Delivery, and the January planYou get the embed or the page, plus a standing plan to re-verify it every January when rates change.

See it for yourself

32 test suites, about 640 assertions, run from one command — the same suites that hold up the public site.

Formula last verified: 5 September 2026 — every jurisdiction’s bracket schedule, flat rate or registration-fee formula, and every first-time-buyer rebate or exemption threshold, was checked directly against that jurisdiction’s own government source. See the full audit trail →

Questions

Who owns it?

You own the calculator we deliver — the specific page or embed built to your spec. We keep the right to reuse the underlying engine, including the tax tables and verification pipeline, in other work such as our own public tools.

What happens when a rate changes?

For custom builds, a yearly re-verification plan (20% of the build price) re-reads every source each January and corrects anything that moved — the same freshness system that runs the public site. White-label embeds update automatically wherever they’re embedded, at no extra cost.

Can it match my brand?

Yes — colours, name and whether our credit line shows are all part of the spec. The demo above is our public land transfer tax calculator, re-skinned for a mortgage brokerage: same math, different name.

Does it track my visitors?

No. No scripts, no cookies and no analytics ship inside the embed or the delivered page, and nothing typed into it ever leaves the visitor’s browser — see our privacy page for the whole policy.