MDManifestDesk

Put these calculators on your own site

One line of code puts a working freight class, pallet or CBM calculator on your page. Free to use commercially. No account, no API key, no cookies, nothing tracked about your visitors — the same as on this site.

1. Pick a calculator

Tooldata-md-tool valueWhat it does
Freight classfreight-class-calculatorMulti-pallet density and NMFC class, both scales
Palletpallet-calculatorCartons per pallet, layers, pallets needed
CBMcbm-calculatorCubic metres and LCL revenue ton

2. Paste this where you want it

3. That is the whole integration

The widget sizes itself to its contents, so there is no inner scrollbar and nothing to configure. It inherits nothing from your stylesheet and leaks nothing into it, because it renders in an iframe. It works on any platform that lets you paste HTML — WordPress, Webflow, Squarespace, Shopify, HubSpot, a plain HTML page.

Attribution is the only condition. Keep the credit line that comes with the snippet. It sits in your page, not inside the frame, and it is how this stays free.

Live preview

This is the actual widget, embedded on this page the same way it would be on yours:

Freight class calculator by ManifestDesk

Why we give this away

Because a calculator on a broker’s site is more useful to a shipper than a calculator they have to go and find. We would rather the tool be everywhere and carry our name than sit in one place and be correct in private.

There is no catch and no upsell attached. No account, no key, no expiry, no analytics on your visitors, no cookies set. If we ever build a paid version, the free one keeps working.

What it will and will not do

Using it commercially, or want it unbranded?

Commercial use of the free widget is fine — brokers, forwarders, 3PLs, packaging suppliers, software vendors, all fine. If you want it without our branding, restyled to your palette, or served from your own domain, that is a paid white-label arrangement: hello@manifestdesk.com.

Keeping it accurate

NMFC classification changes through dockets several times a year. The embedded widget is served from our site, so when we update the density tables your embed updates with them — there is nothing for you to redeploy. The freight class chart keeps a dated log of what changed and when.

Questions people actually ask

Is the widget really free?

Yes, including for commercial use on a company website. The only condition is keeping the attribution line that ships with the snippet. There is no account, no API key and no usage limit.

Will it slow my page down?

Barely. The loader is about 2 KB and the frame is lazy-loaded, so it costs nothing until it scrolls into view. There are no fonts, no frameworks and no third-party requests.

Does it track my visitors?

No. It sets no cookies, uses no storage on your domain, and sends nothing to us about who used it. Every calculation happens in the visitor’s browser. The only message the frame sends is its own pixel height, to your page, so the iframe can resize.

Can I restyle it or remove the branding?

Not in the free version — the frame is isolated, which is what stops it breaking your layout. Restyling and unbranded hosting are available as a paid white-label arrangement.

What if my site is built on WordPress or Squarespace?

Use whatever block that platform provides for custom HTML or embed code, and paste the snippet in. It is ordinary HTML with one script tag, so anywhere you can paste an embed code, it works.