Add a compact SaaS payment-fee estimator to a blog post, startup resource page, pricing guide, or provider comparison. The widget gives readers a quick estimate and links back to the full calculator for deeper modeling.
This is the same lightweight embed that another site can place inside an article about Stripe fees, Paddle vs Stripe, merchant-of-record providers, SaaS VAT, sales tax software, or subscription pricing.
The widget is intentionally small: monthly revenue, order count, international card share, provider model, estimated fees, net revenue, and effective rate. It is useful enough to cite without replacing the full calculator.
Copy this snippet into the HTML area of a resource page, blog post, or documentation page. The script creates the widget in place and keeps the styling scoped so it should not disturb the host page.
Optional attributes: `data-sfc-revenue`, `data-sfc-orders`, `data-sfc-international`, and `data-sfc-provider`. Provider values: `stripe`, `paddle`, `lemonsqueezy`, or `polar`.
SaaS payment articles often explain provider fees in abstract terms. A tiny calculator lets readers test their own order value, monthly revenue, and international card share while staying inside the article. That makes a pricing guide more useful than a static fee table.
The widget includes a clear source link to the full calculator. That source link helps readers verify assumptions, see a broader comparison, and gives resource-page editors a legitimate reason to cite the calculator rather than adding a plain directory link.
| Host page type | Good angle | Recommended source page |
|---|---|---|
| Stripe vs Paddle comparison | Let readers model the fee gap before choosing direct processing or a merchant-of-record provider. | Paddle vs Stripe Calculator |
| Merchant-of-record explainer | Show that the higher bundled fee needs to be compared with tax, invoice, support, and dispute workload. | Merchant of Record Provider |
| SaaS tax or VAT guide | Separate product revenue from collected tax before comparing checkout providers. | SaaS Tax Calculator |
| Low-ticket SaaS pricing article | Show why fixed per-order fees can matter more than the headline percentage on small transactions. | Low-Ticket SaaS Payment Fee Calculator |
The widget does the math in the browser. It does not send the entered numbers back to SaaS Fee Calculator, and it does not require cookies, accounts, or API calls. The script is small and uses plain browser APIs so it can work inside simple static sites.
Use the full calculator when a reader needs provider-specific pages, refund assumptions, chargeback context, international card modeling, SaaS tax workflow notes, or merchant-of-record decision guidance. The embed is a quick estimate, not the whole model.
Yes. You can embed it for free on a relevant resource page, blog post, comparison page, or guide. Keep the source link so readers can open the full calculator.
No. It runs locally in the visitor's browser and does not submit the entered numbers to this site.
Yes. Adjust the data attributes for revenue, orders, international card share, and provider model in the embed code.
No. It is a planning estimate only. Verify current provider pricing and tax obligations before making a business decision.