One copy-paste. Free forever. Your visitors type a salary and see the true 2026 cost of hiring in Canada — employer CPP match, 1.4× EI, and Quebec's QPP, QPIP, FSS and CNT — every figure computed by a tested engine implementing CRA's published T4127 payroll formulas (and Revenu Québec's TP-1015.F-V), cross-checked against CRA's own PDOC calculator before anything ships.
Bookkeepers and accounting firms who want a genuinely useful tool on their site, HR and startup bloggers writing about the cost of a first hire, and nanny or caregiver agencies whose clients ask "what will this really cost me?" every week. Visitors get a live answer for Ontario, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Nova Scotia and Quebec without leaving your page.
Paste this where you want the calculator to appear:
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Employer cost calculator for Canada — by canada-payroll.ca</a>
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<script src="https://canada-payroll.ca/embed/employer-cost.js" async></script>No API key, no tracking pixels, no cookies. The widget is an isolated iframe, so it can't touch your page's styles or data. If JavaScript is off, visitors simply see the text link.
This is the exact widget your visitors would see — served from this site, so it always carries the current year's figures:
Free for any legitimate website. The widget shows estimates-only wording and links to the full calculator — please don't remove the attribution link from the snippet; it's how we keep this free. Figures update automatically each rate year when CRA publishes new formulas (that's the point of embedding instead of hard-coding a table that rots). Estimates only — not tax, legal, or payroll advice.