Maths you can check
Every money calculator here works in exact decimals, the way a bank ledger does, not the binary fractions most web pages use, so 0.1 + 0.2 is 0.3 and a loan’s payments add up to exactly what you borrow plus the interest. Each payment is rounded to the penny when it’s made, and the last one clears whatever is left.
Nothing is looked up for you. Interest rates, tax rates, paint coverage and prices are yours to type, with typical figures filled in to start from and labelled as typical, so the answer is always about your numbers.
Private and offline
The calculators run in your browser. What you type stays on your device: each calculator remembers your last numbers so you can come back to them, and Reset clears them. Once a page has loaded it works without a connection.
Share, copy and send
Tap any result to copy it. Share makes a link that opens the calculator with your numbers filled in, so a partner or a builder sees exactly what you see. A mortgage, loan or debt plan opens as a spreadsheet in Gridwork, and a total can go to Budget or Invoice.
Questions
Are these calculators free?
Yes, every calculator is free, with no account, no adverts and nothing locked.
Is what I type saved or sent anywhere?
Nothing is sent anywhere. Each calculator remembers your last numbers in this browser so you can pick up where you left off, and you can clear them with Reset.
Why might my bank’s figure differ by a few pennies?
Lenders round at different moments, some charge interest daily rather than monthly, and fees change the total. These calculators work monthly at a twelfth of the yearly rate, round each payment to the penny and let the last payment clear what is left, which is how most repayment loans are set out.
Do they work in my currency and units?
Yes. Choose your currency in Settings; the home and DIY calculators and the pace calculator work in metric or imperial units, and remember your choice.