Put our free pension check on your site with one line of code
Yes: any site can now show our free pension check with one script tag, at no fee. Paste `<script src="https://pensionhunter.ai/embed.js" data-key="pk_widget_YOUR_KEY" async></script>` where the check should appear, and put the widget key we email you in place of pk_widget_YOUR_KEY. Your readers choose the countries they worked in and the years, and we show, for each of the 41 countries we cover, whether money was likely set aside in their name and why it is hard to reach from abroad, with sources and read dates. The widget asks for no name and no email. The snippet, a live demo and the terms are on our embed page.
Who is it for?
Sites whose readers have worked in more than one country: expat communities, relocation and mobility firms, international recruiters, migrant support groups and the advisers who serve them. The check answers the first question those readers ask, whether a country they left is likely to hold money in their name, without sending them away to do it.
How does it work?
The script adds one frame right after the tag. The frame loads our page at /embed/check, so the check runs on our own address and does not touch your page's scripts, styles or cookies. In MDN's words, the Content Security Policy frame-ancestors directive "specifies valid parents that may embed a page"; if your own policy sets frame-src, allow pensionhunter.ai there. The script is under 2 KB and sizes the frame to its content.
What can a widget key do?
A widget key is public by design, because it sits in your page. Our server lets it call two tools only, list_covered_countries and check_work_history, and refuses every other tool. Each key has a limit per site and an overall limit. The per site limit reads the browser's Origin header. A browser sets that header itself, and MDN lists it as a forbidden request header that page scripts cannot change, but a server outside a browser can send any value. So the two tool limit and the overall limit are the ones that hold. Widget calls are never billed.
What leaves the widget?
The countries and years your reader enters, and an employer name if they choose to give one, sent to our check. Nothing else, and we do not store the employer name. The result links back to our free checker with the chosen countries as two letter codes, utm_source=widget, utm_medium=embed and, in utm_content, the hostname of your site. For a country we research, it also links to our order page for those countries with the same values. If we have given you a partner id, you add it to the snippet as data-partner and it goes in utm_campaign, so we can see which orders started on your site; an id we have not issued is ignored. A page path never goes in a link, and neither does anything a reader typed. The frame sets no cookies.
What are the terms?
There is no fee. The line "Free check by PensionHunter" and the link back stay visible. We may revoke a key, for example if it is used outside these terms. To get a key, email hello@pensionhunter.ai with your site's address and the page where the check will appear. We identify and research; we do not give advice.
Sources
MDN Web Docs, "Origin" HTTP request header, read 14 October 2026. MDN Web Docs, "Content-Security-Policy: frame-ancestors directive", read 14 October 2026. MDN Web Docs, "iframe: The Inline Frame element" (the sandbox attribute), read 14 October 2026. The tools and their limits are described in our Pro API OpenAPI description at https://api.pensionhunter.ai/v1/openapi.json.
Try the alternative first
AI can tell you what a pension is. It cannot tell you that you have one. It is genuinely good at explaining how a rule works, and if that is all you needed, you have saved yourself a fee.
Then ask it which scheme holds your money and who administers it today, and ask it for the source and the date it checked. Why that is where it ends
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. PensionHunter is a research and administrative assistance service and is not regulated by the FCA or any equivalent financial regulator. If you require financial advice about your pension please consult a qualified independent financial adviser.
We list who holds pension records in each country we cover in our pension administrator directory.
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