Put the calculator on your site
Writing about moving to a new city, a job offer abroad, or where a salary stretches further? Give your readers a widget they can play with. They pick two cities and a salary. It shows the take-home pay, the salary they would need to match it, and what changes in the safety net: vacation days, healthcare, parental leave.
It runs the same engine as the full cityparity calculator, loads in an iframe, and needs one line of HTML. Free, no account, no API key.
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Salary is in the origin city's local currency. It is only the starting value; readers can change it.
These set what the widget opens with. Readers can change the cities, salary, partner, and kids right inside the widget, so the embed stays a live calculator, not a static snapshot. Partner salary converts to the target city automatically.
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How to add it
- Pick the two cities and a starting salary above.
- Click Copy embed code.
- Paste it into your page where you want the widget. Most blog editors accept raw HTML in a "custom HTML" or "embed" block.
The snippet is an iframe plus a short attribution line. Keep the attribution link in place; it is what keeps the widget free to use.
Questions
- Yes. Free to embed, no account, no API key. Copy the snippet and paste it in.
- Please do. The snippet includes a small attribution line under the widget. It is how the widget stays free, and it is a normal condition for a free embed.
- No. It loads in a lazy-loaded iframe, so it fetches after your own content and never blocks your page from rendering.
- The same engine and cited sources as the full calculator: progressive tax brackets, city-median costs, childcare net of subsidies, and the social safety net. Read the methodology.