Embed Verystep tools on your website

How do you embed a Verystep tool?

1. Open any tool — say the Compound Interest Calculator — and scroll to the dashed box under the FAQs, titled “Embed this tool on your site”.
2. Copy the code. One click on “Copy code” puts the exact snippet for that tool on your clipboard.
3. Paste it where your platform accepts HTML. Every builder has a spot for it — a Custom HTML block, an embed element, an HTML card. The guides below name the exact spot for twelve platforms, in order, with the plan caveats flagged before you hit them.

That is the whole mechanism. The snippet loads a stripped-down version of the tool — no Verystep header, no navigation, just the tool — from an address built for framing. Your readers use it without leaving your page, and nothing they type is sent anywhere: the tools run entirely in the browser, as they do here.

Which platform are you on?

WordPress (self-hosted)

Custom HTML block. No plugin, no restrictions — the easiest embed there is.

WordPress.com

Custom HTML block — but iframes only survive on the Business plan or above.

Wix

HTML iFrame element, or Embed a Site with the bare URL. No plan gate.

Squarespace

Code Block — iframe code is a premium feature, Core plan or higher.

Shopify

Custom Liquid section in the theme editor. The reliable route for stores.

Weebly / Square Online

Classic editor: Embed Code element, free. Square Online: paid plans only.

Webflow

Code Embed element — custom code needs a paid Site plan.

Ghost

HTML card in any post or page. No restrictions, on any plan.

Blogger

Post HTML view, or an HTML/JavaScript gadget for every page. Free.

Google Sites

Insert → Embed, by code or by URL. Free — mind the manual height.

Carrd

Embed element, Type: Code — needs Pro Standard or higher.

Framer

Embed component — HTML mode for the snippet, URL mode for the address.

More builders

• Duda — drag in the HTML widget and paste the snippet. No plan caveat we could find.
• GoDaddy Website Builder — add an HTML section and paste into its Custom Code field; use the section’s forced-height setting if the tool looks cropped.
• Hostinger Website Builder — the Embed code element takes the snippet directly; no plan gate documented.
• Strikingly — the HTML app inside an “App Store & HTML” section, but custom HTML only renders on the Pro plan or higher.
• Jimdo Creator — the Widget/HTML element accepts the snippet. (Jimdo’s newer Website Builder does not — see below.)

Where can you not embed a tool?

Four platforms give you no way to run an iframe snippet, however you approach them. Knowing in advance saves an afternoon:

• Medium — posts only embed services on its allow-list, by pasting a link. Raw HTML and iframes are not accepted.
• Substack — the post editor strips custom HTML and iframes; its embed block works from an allow-list of providers only.
• Notion (public pages) — the Embed block takes a bare URL, not code, and arbitrary addresses render unreliably. The snippet cannot be used as-is.
• Jimdo Website Builder (Dolphin) — no custom code or iframes by design. Its separate Creator product does support them.

On those platforms, link to the tool instead. A plain link works everywhere, and the tool page is the full version.

Is embedding a Verystep tool free?

Yes — free for personal and commercial sites alike, with three conditions that keep it sustainable. Keep the small “Powered by Verystep” link the embed ships with; it is the whole price. Do not modify the snippet or re-host the tool’s code; the frame must load from Verystep, which is also how your copy stays current. And that is genuinely it: no account, no API key, no usage tiers, no ads injected into your page, ever.

One thing worth knowing: because the frame loads the live tool, improvements and fixes reach your site on their own. When a calculator’s rates are refreshed for a new tax year, your embedded copy is refreshed too.

Popular tools to embed

Start from any tool page — the embed box is always under the FAQs. The ones other sites reach for most: the Loan Calculator, the Compound Interest Calculator, the Random Password Generator, the AQL Calculator for sellers, the BMI Calculator and the QR Code Generator.

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