Do you write a blog? Own a car dealership? Or are otherwise involved in financial services? Then you should consider adding one (or all!) of my financial calculators to your website. They are all easy to install. And for now, they are all free. More below...»
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large: 440px, medium: 340px, small: 290px, tiny: 150px
Above is being show at the large maximum width.
What's a widget? What's a plugin?
If your website is built using WordPress use a "plugin". If your website is built using plain HTML/CSS/JavaScript use a "widget". It's that easy.
Note, if you have a WordPress site, and you want to install a calculator in a WordPress "widget area", you still download and use the "plugin". :-)
Both widgets and plugins are fully customizable. Click on the appropriate link below for all details.
Plugins for Sites Built with WordPress
- auto loan plugin calculator
- loan plugin calculator
- mortgage plugin calculator
- retirement age plugin calculator
- retirement nest egg plugin calculator
- retirement savings plugin calculator
- savings plugin calculator
Widgets for HTML Websites
And naturally all plugins and widgets come with full support. You can leave your questions at the bottom of any of the above linked pages.
Barry Case says:
Great calculators! thanks for making these available. For the HTML loan calculator Widget, is there a way to include user entry fields for the loan date and/or first payment date? Thanks.
Karl says:
Thanks, Barry, glad you like them. As to the plugin, with all plugins hosted at WordPress.org (which these are) the user gets all source code. If you are a programmer, you should be able to add a date field. Or your website developers should be able to do it. But how to do it and the formulas you would need is well beyond the scope of support that I’m able to provide.
Barry Case says:
Thanks. Not sure if the answer would be any different, but I was asking about the html version. We don’t use WordPress for our website.
De Dollar says:
Is there an option for calculators created in excel? I have a client that has made a ton of them but I can’t find a way to transfer them to the wordpress site.
Karl says:
Are you asking for WordPress support? Sorry, but this is not the right forum for that.
De Dollar says:
No – just help with finding the right way to export my client’s calculators from excel to the website I am creating for him.
GOW says:
Hi! I want some calculators made can you make them for me ? I would like to discuss further please connect with me on my email.
Karl says:
I’ll reply to your personal email address.
andrea broussard says:
How do I get the Loan Calculator
Karl says:
Please flow the download link on this page. The documentation for the calculator is on that page as well. Note, that you must have a WordPress site to install the calculator.
Sathyaprakash says:
Hi Karl, Thanks for this great plugin. I would like to just go a little deep into the code. I need the chart to be displayed parallel to the results area instead of popup by clicking buttons. Could you please help to find the right solution.
Karl says:
You’re welcome. First, are you a programmer? You will need to be able to make a lot of significant changes to the code. Then you’ll have to be able to minify the scripts using Google’s Closure compiler service.
sathyaprakash says:
Nope Karl.Im not a strong programmer. I can pay you for this simple fix. Please replay me on private mail to do a custom changes in this plugin.