Add a working finance calculator to any post or page in a few clicks. Your readers type their own numbers and see the answer right there, with a year-by-year table and a chart.
33 calculators, all made for India:
Why site owners use it:
Block editor: add the “Gainly Calculator” block and pick the calculator. Language and colours are in the block’s sidebar.
Shortcode (classic editor, widgets, page builders):
[gainly_calculator name="emi-calculator"]
Options:
name: which calculator, for example sip-calculator, ppf-calculator, income-tax-calculator. The full list is under Settings > Gainly Calculators.lang: en, gu or hitheme: auto, light or darkheight: starting height in pixels before the calculator sizes itself (400 to 3000, default 1100)credit: yes or no, to show or hide the “by Gainly” link on this one calculatorExample: [gainly_calculator name="sukanya-samriddhi-calculator" lang="gu" theme="light"]
Settings > Gainly Calculators sets the default language and colours for every calculator on your site. You can also switch on a small “by Gainly” link under each calculator. It is off unless you turn it on.
This plugin shows calculators from Gainly (https://gainly.in), an Indian personal finance calculator website. The calculators are not stored in the plugin: each one is loaded in an iframe from gainly.in, so that rates and tax rules stay current.
https://gainly.in/embed/<calculator> (or /gu/embed/…, /hi/embed/…). Like any web page request, this sends the visitor’s IP address, browser user agent and the address of your page (the referrer) to gainly.in. The numbers a visitor types into the calculator are sent to gainly.in only to work out the result. Nothing is sent from your WordPress server, and nothing is sent when no calculator is on the page.