Free Mortgage Calculator Widget for Real Estate Sites
A buyer looking at a listing has exactly one question before they enquire: what would this cost me a month? Answering it on the page — instead of sending them to a bank's site — keeps them on yours.
Paste one line of HTML and the Mortgage Calculator runs on your page — free, with no signup and no limit on traffic. Calculations happen in the visitor's browser, so nothing they type is sent anywhere.
The only condition is that the "Powered by Tallivo" link stays, as a normal followed link.
Where real-estate agents and mortgage brokers put it
- On a listing page, pre-filled with that property's price
- In an area or neighbourhood guide, next to the median price
- On a first-time-buyer resource page, alongside the affordability calculator
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Every calculator on the site can be embedded the same way. For real-estate agents and mortgage brokers, these tend to earn their place:
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Performance, privacy and attribution
Performance. The widget is a lazy-loaded iframe, so it cannot block your page rendering and is only fetched when scrolled near. It ships no ads and no analytics of its own.
Privacy. Every figure is computed in the browser. There is no backend that receives your visitors' inputs, so embedding this does not add a data processor to your site.
Attribution. Keep the "Powered by Tallivo" link, followed and visible. Please don't add nofollow or hide it with CSS. That link is what pays for the calculator being free.
Accuracy. The figures are the same ones the site runs on, documented in the methodology and dated on each page. Our editorial policy explains how they are checked, and corrections is how to tell us if one is wrong.
Questions real-estate agents and mortgage brokers ask
Will the numbers embarrass me in front of a client?
What does it cost, and is there a catch?
Will it slow my page down?
Can I match it to my site's colours?
Do I have to keep the attribution link?
Free to embed on commercial and non-commercial sites alike. Calculators are estimates for general information, not financial, tax or legal advice — that disclaimer travels with the widget.