Useful for real projects
Visitors get cubic yards plus a practical secondary quantity without opening a spreadsheet.
Free website tool
Add a polished mulch, topsoil, gravel, and concrete calculator to your website. The math runs on the page, the layout adapts to mobile, and installation takes two lines of code.
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Change the material, area, depth, or extra allowance. The result updates instantly and links to the complete YardMeasure calculator for product-specific details.
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The widget has isolated styles, so it will not change your existing website design. It uses no framework and works on standard HTML sites and most website builders that allow custom code.
<div data-yardmeasure-widget="material-volume"></div>
<script async src="https://yardmeasure.com/yardmeasure-widget.js"></script>Optional: add data-material="gravel", data-material="topsoil", or data-material="concrete" to start with that material.
Visitors get cubic yards plus a practical secondary quantity without opening a spreadsheet.
No address, customer information, or material inputs are transmitted to YardMeasure by the widget.
The calculation and presentation can improve without requiring you to replace the embed code.
Questions
Yes. You can place the widget on a contractor, supplier, trade publication, community, or educational website without a subscription.
It converts square footage, material depth, and an extra-material allowance into cubic yards. It also shows a planning bag count for mulch and topsoil, estimated tons for gravel, or 80-pound bags for concrete.
No. The embedded calculation runs in the visitor's browser. It does not load the satellite map, save the inputs to YardMeasure, or install YardMeasure analytics on the host website.
The free widget includes a small link to the relevant full YardMeasure calculator. Please keep that attribution intact so visitors can access the complete calculator, assumptions, and methodology.
The embedded widget handles a fast material check. YardMeasure adds satellite measurement, detailed calculators, customers, job sites, scheduling, estimates, invoices, and activity tracking.
We use optional Google Analytics to understand which calculators and contractor tools are useful. Addresses, measurements, customer details, and estimate contents are not included.