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Give Your Readers a
Professional Wheel Fitment Tool

Embed a live bolt pattern lookup widget on your automotive blog in under 10 seconds — zero coding, zero cost, and it quietly earns you affiliate revenue.

Get the Embed Code → See Live Preview

See It. Copy It. Done.

Live widget on the left, embed code on the right. That's it.

Live Preview

Drag to resize · Works on any blog sidebar

⚡ 10-Second Setup

Paste one snippet.
Your widget goes live.

HTML · Copy & paste anywhere

<iframe
  src="https://boltpatternhq.com/widget-embed/"
  width="350"
  height="560"
  style="border:none; max-width:100%;"
  title="Bolt Pattern Lookup"
  loading="lazy">
</iframe>

1 Copy the code snippet above.
2 WordPress? Add a Custom HTML block in Gutenberg, paste & publish. HTML site? Drop it in any sidebar or article.
3 Done. Your readers can now look up bolt patterns instantly. You earn commissions automatically.

✓ WordPress ✓ Wix ✓ Blogger ✓ Ghost ✓ Plain HTML ✓ Any CMS

Built for Creators. Trusted by Enthusiasts.

Everything your readers need, everything you want as a publisher — packaged in one iframe.

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Lightweight & Fast

Loads asynchronously inside an iframe — it never touches your page's Core Web Vitals. No JS injection, no bloat.

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Built-in Affiliate Revenue

Every search result links to relevant parts on Amazon via affiliate. Your readers get value; you earn passive commission.

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SEO Bonus

Embedding tools that genuinely help readers boosts dwell time and signals quality to Google — a natural SEO win.

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Vehicle records

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this widget completely free? +

Yes — 100% free, forever. We monetize through the Amazon affiliate links inside the widget itself, so you never pay anything. There's no account required and no usage limits.

Which platforms does it work on? +

Any platform that supports HTML — WordPress (Gutenberg or Classic editor), Wix, Squarespace, Ghost, Blogger, Substack, and plain HTML/CSS sites. If you can paste an <iframe> tag, you're good to go.

How do I install it on WordPress? +

In the Gutenberg editor, click + to add a new block, search for Custom HTML, paste the iframe code, and hit Publish. For the Classic editor, switch to the HTML tab and paste. For sidebars, go to Appearance → Widgets → Custom HTML widget.

Give Your Readers a Professional Wheel Fitment Tool