Free Payday Loan Calculator Widget
Add the Payday Loan Calculator to your own website with one copy-paste snippet. It needs no signup or API key, and there is nothing to maintain. It's the same calculator that runs on this site: credit counselors, debt-payoff bloggers, and financial coaching sites use embeds like this to turn abstract advice about debt and ratios into numbers your visitors can compute for themselves.
That flat $15 per $100 fee is a 391 percent APR. Convert any payday quote to an annual rate and see what each rollover adds while the balance stands still. The widget runs entirely in your visitor's browser, so nobody's inputs are sent to us or to you, and it never shows ads or asks for an email address.
Calculator by Justin K., Founder · last reviewed 2026-08-22
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Recommended: the widget grows and shrinks to fit its content, so there are never inner scrollbars.
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<script src="https://quickloancalculators.com/embed.js" data-qlc="payday-loan-calculator" async></script>Live preview
This is the exact widget your visitors will see.
Want the full experience? The complete Payday Loan Calculator on our site adds the methodology behind the math, an FAQ, and where the loan type supports it, a full amortization schedule, which is everything the compact widget leaves out.
Need the install steps? Platform-by-platform instructions for WordPress, Squarespace, Wix, Webflow, Google Sites, and plain HTML are on the widgets hub, along with answers to the general questions about how the embeds work.
Payday Loan Calculator widget FAQs
The same inputs and result summary as the calculator on this site, sized to fit inside your page. Longer output (the amortization schedule, the balance chart, the methodology and the FAQ) stays on the full calculator page, which the widget links to under its results.
No. Every calculation runs in the visitor's own browser. Nothing they type is sent to us or to you, the widget sets no cookies, shows no ads, and never asks for an email address.
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