Put a calculator on your site
Any of the seven OvaCalc calculators, inside your own page. Free, no ads, no cookies, no sign-up. Copy the code, paste it into an HTML block, done.
That is the ovulation calculator exactly as it shows up on your page. It resizes itself to fit and opens in light mode. When OvaCalc improves a calculator, your copy updates by itself.
Pick one and copy the code
Six fertile days, the peak day, and the odds on each one.
The next six periods, and the PMS week before each.
The day you conceived, worked back from a due date, a last period or a scan.
A due date adjusted for your real cycle length, not just 28 days.
Due date from a day 3, day 5 or day 6 transfer, or from egg retrieval.
Last period and conception dates, worked back from a due date or a birth date.
The earliest day a test could show anything, and the day a negative means negative.
Where to paste it
WordPress
In the block editor, add a Custom HTML block and paste the code. On WordPress.com the free plan strips iframes, so you need a paid plan or a self-hosted site.
Squarespace
Add a Code block, set it to HTML, paste the code, and leave "Display Source" off.
Wix
Add Embed Code, then Embed HTML, choose "Code", and paste. Drag the box tall enough for the calculator; Wix ignores the resize line.
Anything else
The first line, the iframe, is all that is strictly needed. The last line is a tiny script that lets the calculator set its own height; skip it if your site does not allow scripts and set the height by hand instead.
The small print
Keep the credit line under the calculator. That is the whole price. The calculators do their arithmetic in the visitor's browser; nothing typed into them is sent anywhere. There are no cookies; the only thing OvaCalc records is an anonymous count of how often the calculator is opened.
Want a different default cycle length, or a colour that matches your site? Write to hello@ovacalc.com.