For brokers, realtors and writers

Embed the mortgage rate grader

Short answer

Brokers, realtors, credit union staff and personal-finance writers can put the grader on their own pages for free. Paste one line of code; the frame resizes itself, keeps a small Powered by link, and grades against the same dated lender rates as this site. Visitors' numbers never leave their browser.

What your visitors see: a 4.89% renewal offer in Ontario
A visitor pastes in the renewal rate from their letter and gets this report card inside your page.
What your visitors see: a 4.89% renewal offer in Ontario: inputs, steps and result
Rate offered4.89%
Mortgageinsurable 5-year fixed renewal, Ontario
Balance at renewal$350,000
Amortization18 years
Best published rate4.74% (Meridian Credit Union)Lowest of 9 lenders' own pages for Ontario, read November 1, 2026
Gap to best+0.15 pointsYour rate minus the best published rate
Typical (estimated)4.83%Bank of Canada effective rate on new mortgages, moved for market changes since
Extra interest vs best$2,430Over the 5-year term
GradeB (86/100)A good paper. One polite ask could close the last 0.15 points, worth about $2,430.

The embed shows the same grade, the lenders' best published rate and the suggested ask as the full grader.

Open this example in the calculator →Computed November 1, 2026.

Mitey leans on the page edge and gestures toward the content
Mitey holds the door open for partners: the grader fits inside your page and points back here for the full method.

Plain terms

  • It's free and needs no account. Please keep the Powered by link.
  • It isn't your advice or ours: the grade is a dated, sourced comparison, and the frame says so.
  • Lender rates are collected from lenders' own sites and dated; see the methodology.