Free gold levels widget for your website.
Show today's gold (XAUUSD) key levels on your site, updated automatically every weekday. Two lines of code, no sign-up, no API key.
<div class="tradedge-levels" data-theme="light">Gold key levels by <a href="https://tradedgepulse.com/gold-levels-today">Tradedge Pulse</a></div> <script src="https://tradedgepulse.com/embed/levels.js" async></script>
Paste it where you want the box to appear: a Custom HTML block in WordPress, a sidebar widget, or any page. Keep the credit line; it is the only thing we ask in return.
What the widget shows
Today's gold price at 05:30 GMT and its change from the previous close, the nearest key levels above and below price (previous day and week highs and lows, the Asian session range and round numbers), and how far each one is from price. It's the same data as our gold key levels today page, which also has the chart and how yesterday's levels played out.
Who it's for
Trading blogs, forex and gold forums, broker education pages, Telegram channel websites and anyone who writes about gold. It gives your readers something useful that changes every day, without you having to update it.
Options
data-theme="dark" for dark sites, data-width="420px" to cap the width. Add the box more than once on a page if you like; each one sizes itself.
Questions
Is the gold levels widget free?
Yes. It's free for any website, blog or forum, with no sign-up and no API key. We only ask that you keep the small Tradedge Pulse credit line under it.
How often does the widget update?
Every weekday. The levels are published at 05:30 GMT and the widget shows the new day's levels a few minutes later, without you changing anything.
Will it slow down my site?
No. The script is under 2 KB, loads asynchronously and only loads the widget when it scrolls into view. The widget runs in its own frame, so it can't clash with your site's styles.
Can I change how it looks?
Choose light or dark with data-theme, and a maximum width with data-width (for example data-width="420px"). It fits the width of the column you put it in.
Does it work on WordPress?
Yes. Paste the code into a Custom HTML block (or an HTML widget in your sidebar). The same works on Blogger, Ghost, Webflow, Wix (HTML embed) and plain HTML sites.
The levels are educational information, not financial advice or a recommendation to trade.