Put a RAP-correct student loan calculator on your website, free on every plan
Your prospects are already doing student loan math. They are just doing it somewhere else, on a generic calculator that has not been updated for the July 1, 2026 rules, and the person who answers their question is the one who earns the next conversation.
Starting today, you can put that answer on your own website. The Finology Software embeddable calculators are free on every plan, including trials. No Pro requirement, no separate contract, one line of code.
What you get
A working repayment calculator on your site that shows Standard, RAP, IBR, PAYE and ICR side by side, with the forgiveness timeline and the tax on forgiveness. It is the same verified engine that runs inside your Finology Software planner, so the numbers your website shows are the numbers you would show in a client meeting.
There is also an SAI estimator for the college planning conversation, built on the 2026-27 formula.
Why the numbers stay right
The calculator is served from our systems, not copied into your page. When the federal rules move, the calculator on your website updates itself. You never re-paste code, and you never have to wonder whether the tool on your site is quietly out of date.
That matters right now. The July 1, 2026 changes reshaped the plan menu. RAP opened, PAYE closed to new enrollment, and a lot of calculators on the internet still have not caught up. Yours will be current the day the rules change.
How to add it
- In Finology Software, go to Settings and open Website Calculators.
- Pick the calculator you want, the loan comparison or the SAI estimator.
- Match your brand color.
- Click Copy code and paste it into your site.
It works anywhere HTML is allowed, including WordPress, Squarespace, Wix and Webflow. Visitor inputs never reach your Finology Software account.
What Pro adds
The calculator itself is free and stays free. Pro connects it to your firm:
- Attribution. Visits and runs are recorded against your firm, so you can see the calculator working.
- Domain locking. Your embed code is tied to your own website and subdomains, so it cannot be lifted onto someone else’s site.
- Usage insight. See how often your calculator runs.
In other words, the answer is free for everyone. Connecting that answer to your practice is the upgrade.
Why we made it free
A repayment calculator is not the product. Being right is the product. We would rather have correct student loan math on as many advisor websites as possible than protect a feature behind a plan tier, because every borrower who gets a correct number is a borrower who did not get a wrong one somewhere else.
Add it to your site today from Settings, then Website Calculators.
Put your plan where you can see it
Add your loans and your plan in a free borrower account. See your payoff date, watch your progress, and know exactly what an extra $50 a month changes.
