
7 calculators on income tax, exit tax, the FIRE number, Schengen days, tax residence, passports and residence routes that any site can embed with 1 line of HTML. Free, no account.
Firms run all 12 widgets under their own logo, with a form that sends each inquiry to them.
In short
Light by default. Readers can switch to dark with the moon in the widget's header.
Widget
Theme
Rows
Starting income
US citizen
Region
Preview on
Snippet
Paste it into any page or post as HTML. It works in WordPress (Custom HTML block), Webflow (Embed) and Ghost (HTML card). Substack does not allow iframes. The credit line under the iframe is the one condition of use.
Your own name on it, with an inquiry form: the white-label widgets.
Every widget is 1 iframe that your reader uses on your own page. It opens light, dark or with the reader's system setting, and it carries the date its figures were last checked.
Patrician.ch for Firms puts the same tools on a firm's own site: its logo on top, its color in the controls and a button that sends the visitor's numbers to the firm. It is built for relocation firms, investment migration agents, cross-border advisors, wealth managers, financial planners, private banks and family offices.
| Free | Advisor | Firm | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $190 a month | $490 a month |
| The 7 calculators | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| The 5 Signature widgets | No | No | Yes |
| Branding | Patrician.ch credit line | Co-branded | Your logo and color only |
| Inquiry form and Lead inbox | No | No | Yes |
| Client reports a month | None | 5 | 20 |
| Users | No account | 1 | Up to 5 |
The trial is free for 14 days with all 12 widgets and 3 client reports, and no card is taken. The client report is the Dossier: all 100 places ranked on 1 client's own numbers, under the firm's name.
Yes. The 7 calculators are free for any website, blog or news page. The only condition is that the credit line under the iframe stays as it is.
No account, no key, no cookies inside the widget.
7 are free: the income tax calculator for 100 places, the exit tax calculator for 35 countries, the FIRE calculator for 100 places, the Schengen 90/180 calculator, the tax residence finder for 47 countries, passports side by side for 66 passports and the route finder for 100 places.
A firm adds 5 more under its own brand: the engine, the globe, the board, the passport ladder and the ordinary day.
Pick Tax calculator in the panel above, set the rows, the starting income and the theme, and copy the code. Paste it into your page as HTML.
It works in WordPress (Custom HTML block), Webflow (Embed) and Ghost (HTML card). Substack does not allow iframes.
Income tax on the income the reader enters, at 2026 headline rates, for all 100 places on the board, with the US federal floor when US citizen is switched on.
It leaves out social contributions, deductions, wealth tax and capital gains, and says so under the table.
Yes, with Patrician.ch for Firms. The Advisor plan ($190 a month) carries the 7 calculators, co-branded. The Firm plan ($490 a month) carries all 12 widgets with your logo and color only.
The trial is free for 14 days with all 12 widgets, and no card is taken.
On the Firm plan, yes. The button in each of the 12 widgets opens a short form, and the visitor sends their name, contact and the numbers they just set.
The inquiry reaches your Lead inbox and your email within seconds. The free widgets carry no form.
Each one opens light unless you pick dark or auto, and every reader can flip it with the moon in its header. Auto follows each reader's own system setting.
On the tax calculator you can also set the rows, the starting income, the US citizen default and a region. A firm sets its own color.
Yes.
The widgets run on the same engine as patrician.ch, so every rate change reaches your page the day it ships here.
The iframe loads lazily, after the reader scrolls near it.
The tax calculator weighs about 48 KB with its 3 small font files, all served from patrician.ch, and loads no third-party scripts.
The iframe on its own has a fixed height set for the number of rows.
The auto height version adds 3 lines of script that let the widget tell your page its exact height, so it never shows empty space or a scroll bar.
No. The widgets show published rates and rules as comparison research.
They are not tax, legal or immigration advice.
Tax figures use a simplified marginal model with indicative 2026 brackets for a non-US single filer, ignore social contributions, most deductions, wealth taxes, and treaties, and are not advice. Residence rules change often. Verify before acting.
← Back to the board