Free Silver Price Widgets & Calculators for Your Website
Show the live silver price on your blog, coin shop or dealer site — or give your visitors a silver value or coin melt calculator (bullion coins, junk silver, bars) that follows the live price. Pick a widget, preview it, then copy the code — it works on WordPress, Shopify, Wix, Squarespace and plain HTML. Free, no sign-up, no cookies.
Chart Images for Posts and Newsletters
A silver price chart as an image that updates itself — for WhatsApp and social posts, email newsletters (which can't show live widgets) and articles. Free to use; the image carries the site's address.
Where to paste the code
WordPress: edit a page or a widget area, add a Custom HTML block and paste. Shopify: Online Store → Themes → Customize → add a Custom liquid section. Wix: Add → Embed code → Embed HTML. Squarespace: add a Code block. Any other site: paste it into the HTML where you want the widget to appear.
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Is the silver price widget free?
Yes. It is free for any website, including commercial sites such as coin shops, bullion dealers and jewellers. Please keep the "by Corgano" credit link under the widget.
How often does the widget update?
The ticker refreshes the price every minute while it is visible; the chart widget refreshes the live price every two minutes and the chart itself daily. Prices are indicative spot prices and may be delayed.
Can a shop show its own buying price?
Yes. In the value and coin calculators, set "Dealer pays" to the share of the melt value you pay (for example 85%) and tick "Visitors can't change it": visitors then see your offer for their silver. Prices follow the live spot price, so the offer updates by itself.
Is anything the visitor types sent anywhere?
No. The calculators work entirely in the visitor's browser: weights, quantities and prices they enter are not sent to Corgano or anyone else, and no cookies are set.
Will the widget slow down my site?
No. It loads in an iframe after your page (loading="lazy"), sets no cookies, does no visitor tracking and loads no external scripts, and is only a few kilobytes.
Does it work with WordPress, Shopify, Wix or Squarespace?
Yes. Paste the code into a Custom HTML block (WordPress), a custom liquid or HTML section (Shopify), an Embed/HTML element (Wix) or a Code block (Squarespace).