For contractors, staffing firms and trade schools
Put a free OSHA requirement checker on your site
Two lines of HTML put our Card Finder on your website. Your visitor picks a state and gets whether an OSHA card is required there, which course counts, and the statute quoted with the date we read it. We have read 3 jurisdictions so far, and the tool says plainly where we have not.
Who this is for
Construction staffing firms
Your candidates ask whether they need the card before they ask anything else. Answer it on your own site instead of sending them to Google.
Trade schools and apprenticeships
You already explain requirements on the phone. This answers the state-by-state part while you sleep, with the statute attached.
General contractors
Put it on the page where you onboard subcontractors. It tells them what the jurisdiction requires from a source that is not you.
Union locals and publishers
A live tool instead of a table that went stale the last time a city changed a required course.
This is exactly what your visitors see
Paste this where you want it
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The rule that makes it worth hosting
The verdict in the widget is the verdict on this site. Nobody, free or paid, gets a different answer. That is the whole point.
We do not sell courses, we are not a school, and we are not affiliated with OSHA or the Department of Labor. That is why a homeowner, a worker or a candidate believes the answer, and it is the only reason putting our tool on your site helps you instead of just linking out.
Without our name on it
Same widget, same answers, no attribution line. For firms that want the tool to read as part of their own site.
The white-label version is not open yet. The free widget below is the whole product today, and it always will be free.
Why the free version links back
That link is how this gets paid for. Keeping the jurisdiction data read, quoted and dated is the work, and the link is what we ask for in exchange for the tool. If that trade does not suit you, the Pro version removes it, and if neither suits you, the data on this site is free to read either way.
Questions before you paste it
Does it work on WordPress, Wix or Squarespace?
Anywhere you can paste HTML. It is a plain script tag with no dependencies and no build step, so it works on a site from 2014 and on a page builder that only lets you drop in an embed block.
Can I change the answers?
No, and that is the point. The verdict in the widget is the verdict on this site, for everyone, free or paid. A tool that says what its host wants it to say is worth nothing to the person reading it, which is exactly why it is worth something on your site.
Does it collect data about my visitors?
No. The widget stores nothing about the person using it, sets no cookie and asks for no email. We record that the widget loaded on your domain, which is how we know it is installed, and nothing else.
Can I remove the attribution link without paying?
No. The link is what the free version costs. The Pro version removes it, and if the licence lapses the link comes back on its own the next time the page loads.
What happens when a law changes?
The widget updates itself, because it is our page inside a frame and not a copy of it. New York City replaced a required course on August 1, 2026; every site running the widget had the new answer that day without touching anything.