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CalcFunnel Editorial Desk
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The CalcFunnel editorial desk is the product team behind the calculator library. We write about the maths our calculators run (and the government sources behind every statutory figure), how loan officers, real-estate agents and agencies put calculators to work on their websites, and the compliance basics that apply to lead forms in US mortgage marketing. Guides are reviewed against the same audited data pack the calculators use; when a figure changes, the guide is updated and its date changes with it. We are not a lender and nothing here is financial or legal advice.
- mortgage calculator maths
- lead capture
- mortgage marketing
- embed & integrations
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12 guides by CalcFunnel Editorial
White-label calculators for agencies: how to package, price and deliver them
How marketing agencies can package white-label mortgage and finance calculators for clients: offers, pricing models, delivery checklist and reporting.
How to embed a calculator in WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and HighLevel
Where to paste a calculator embed code in WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Webflow and HighLevel funnels — plus width, mobile and speed checks.
How to send mortgage calculator leads into GoHighLevel with a webhook
Step-by-step: create an inbound webhook trigger in HighLevel, connect a CalcFunnel calculator, map the fields and build the follow-up workflow.
Rent vs buy: what every calculator input means and how to set it
A plain-English guide to rent-vs-buy calculator inputs — price, rent growth, appreciation, time horizon, selling costs — and how to set them honestly.
How to calculate your refinance break-even point (and when it misleads)
The refinance break-even formula, a worked example, and why comparing total interest over the years you'll keep the loan matters just as much.
The VA funding fee explained: rates, examples and who is exempt
Current VA funding fee rates by down payment and first or subsequent use, worked examples on a $400,000 home, exemptions and financing the fee.
Debt-to-income ratio: front-end vs back-end, with worked examples
What front-end and back-end DTI measure, how lenders use them, a worked example on $8,000 a month, and how to lower DTI before applying.
FHA vs conventional: how MIP and PMI change the monthly payment
How FHA mortgage insurance (MIP) and conventional PMI are calculated, a side-by-side payment example on a $350,000 home, and when each wins.
A compliance checklist for mortgage calculator pages and lead forms
Ten checks for US mortgage calculator pages: NMLS ID, disclaimers, Regulation Z trigger terms, TCPA consent, privacy, Fair Housing and accessibility.
Where to put a mortgage calculator on your website: 7 placements, ranked
Seven places a mortgage calculator earns leads on a loan officer or agent site, ranked by visitor intent — with the action to pair with each.
How mortgage calculators generate leads (and why most don't)
Why interactive calculators convert better than contact forms, the five things that make a calculator produce leads, and a simple way to measure it.
Q.01Who is the CalcFunnel Editorial Desk?
The CalcFunnel editorial desk is the product team behind the calculator library. We write about the maths our calculators run (and the government sources behind every statutory figure), how loan officers, real-estate agents and agencies put calculators to work on their websites, and the compliance basics that apply to lead forms in US mortgage marketing. Guides are reviewed against the same audited data pack the calculators use; when a figure changes, the guide is updated and its date changes with it. We are not a lender and nothing here is financial or legal advice.
Q.02How are guides checked?
Figures are checked against the same audited data pack the calculators use, sources are cited with dates, and guides are updated when a figure changes. See the editorial policy.
Q.03How do I report an error?
Email [email protected]. Corrections are made promptly and the guide’s updated date changes.
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