Financial Calculators

Estimate a fixed-rate monthly payment and explore the complete principal-and-interest schedule.

Estimate monthly principal and interest, plus the ownership costs you enter.

Explore growth from a starting balance with a fixed rate and a chosen compounding frequency.

Calculate interest charged on the original principal without compounding.

Find the monthly deposit needed to reach a target balance within a chosen time.

Calculate profit or loss as a percentage of the total cost you entered.

Estimate vehicle payments including cash down, trade-in equity, taxes and financed fees.

Find payoff time and interest savings when you add a fixed extra monthly payment.

Project a balance from an initial amount and regular monthly contributions.

Explore future costs and purchasing power at a constant inflation rate you choose.

Apply two successive discounts and an optional tax to a purchase price.

Add a tax rate to a price or extract tax from an inclusive total.

Compare gross profit, margin and markup without confusing their denominators.

Convert an hourly rate or annual salary into gross-pay equivalents.

Find the whole-unit sales volume needed to cover fixed and variable costs.

Estimate how long available cash lasts at a constant net monthly outflow.

Combine acquisition costs and newly acquired customers for a consistent period.

Estimate subscription gross-profit value using a simple monthly churn model.

Measure attributed revenue returned for each dollar of advertising spend.

Go beyond revenue ROAS by subtracting refunds and included campaign costs.

Account for shipping, processor fees, acquisition and expected return costs per order.

Set a replenishment trigger using demand, lead time and an entered safety-stock buffer.

Relate cost of goods sold to average inventory and days held during a reporting period.

Combine inventory, receivable and payable days into an operating cash-cycle estimate.

Find a gross amount needed to receive a target net amount after percentage and fixed fees.

Build a quote from internal labor cost, materials, expenses, contingency and markup.

Translate an annual income target and overhead into a billable-hour revenue requirement.

Compare plan spending over a horizon with full annual renewals and no proration.

Compare a cash price with discounted monthly payments using an entered opportunity-cost rate.

Balance replenishment order costs against inventory holding costs in the classical EOQ model.