Free Personal Loan Calculator Widget
Personal loans hide their cost in the origination fee, and this widget makes that visible. Visitors enter the loan amount, APR, term, and fee percentage, and it shows both the monthly payment and how much cash actually lands in their account after the fee comes off the top, a distinction that changes what a "$10,000 loan" means.
It suits credit counselors, debt-payoff writers, and comparison sites, where the reader is usually weighing an offer they have already been quoted and needs to know whether the number is reasonable.
Calculator by Justin K., Founder · last reviewed 2026-08-19
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This is the exact widget your visitors will see.
Want the full experience? The complete Personal 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.
Personal Loan Calculator widget FAQs
Yes. The fee percentage is an input, and the results separate the monthly payment from the amount that actually reaches the borrower after the fee is deducted. On a $10,000 loan with a 5 percent origination fee, the borrower repays $10,000 but receives $9,500, and the widget makes that gap explicit.
Yes, and the calculator has no lender relationships to disclose: it does not recommend, rank, or link to any lender, and we earn nothing from anyone your visitors go on to borrow from. It computes payments from the numbers entered and nothing else.
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