Finance Calculators
Loans, mortgages, interest, savings and investment returns.
38 toolsEvery calculator on the site, grouped into 11 categories: money, maths, statistics, geometry, health, dates, unit conversion, the home, education and tech. All free, all without an account, and all worked out in your own browser.
Each category page explains what its calculators do, which one to use for which job, and what the figures leave out.
Loans, mortgages, interest, savings and investment returns.
38 toolsPricing, margin, tax, payroll and advertising spend.
19 toolsPercentages, fractions, roots, powers, sequences and equations.
25 toolsAverages, spread, z-scores, confidence intervals and sample sizes.
13 toolsArea, perimeter, volume, surface area and triangle solving.
16 toolsBMI, BMR, calories, body fat, heart rate and pace.
19 toolsDays between dates, working days, durations and timesheets.
13 toolsLength, weight, temperature, volume, speed, energy and data.
18 toolsTiles, paint, concrete, running costs and energy bills.
17 toolsGrades, GPA, weighted averages and attendance.
8 toolsSubnets, bytes, bitrates, pixels and screen maths.
11 toolsOne page per calculation, rather than one page with a drop-down of fifty, is a deliberate choice. It means the page you land on explains the calculation you came for: the formula, a worked example, what it excludes, and the questions people ask about it. It also means a link you share goes to the thing you meant.
Every calculator shows its working. Where there is a formula, the page prints it with your own numbers substituted in; where there is a schedule, such as a loan or a savings plan, you can open the year-by-year table and check it. A figure you cannot check is a figure you should not rely on.
No calculator here is advice. The money ones exclude fees, tax and inflation unless they ask you for them; the health ones apply population formulas that cannot know your medical history; the material ones estimate quantities that depend on how the job is actually done. Each page states its own limits in plain words, and the disclaimer covers the rest.
Loans, mortgages, interest, savings and investment returns. Open finance calculators.
Pricing, margin, tax, payroll and advertising spend. Open business calculators.
Percentages, fractions, roots, powers, sequences and equations. Open math calculators.
Averages, spread, z-scores, confidence intervals and sample sizes. Open statistics calculators.
Area, perimeter, volume, surface area and triangle solving. Open geometry calculators.
BMI, BMR, calories, body fat, heart rate and pace. Open health calculators.
Days between dates, working days, durations and timesheets. Open date & time calculators.
Length, weight, temperature, volume, speed, energy and data. Open unit converters.
Tiles, paint, concrete, running costs and energy bills. Open home & energy calculators.
Grades, GPA, weighted averages and attendance. Open education calculators.
Subnets, bytes, bitrates, pixels and screen maths. Open tech calculators.
Yes. Every one of the 197 calculators is free to use, with no account, no sign-up and no limit on how often you use it.
Yes. Every calculator is built mobile-first, and the result tables scroll sideways rather than squashing on a narrow screen.
No. Every calculator runs in your browser, so salaries, loan amounts, weights and measurements never leave your device and nothing is logged.
They apply standard published formulas and are exact to the inputs you give them. What they cannot do is know your circumstances: fees, taxes and local rules are listed as exclusions on each page rather than guessed at.
Yes, through the contact page. Describe the calculation rather than the interface, and anything that can run in a browser is a candidate.
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