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Finance Calculators

Free tools for real financial decisions — check a mortgage payment, project savings growth, set a product margin, or find the break-even point before you commit. All calculators run instantly in your browser. For percentage-only calculations, see the percentage calculators.

Which calculator do you need?

Find the right tool based on your question.

Setting a product price from costMarkup Calculator
Measuring profit as % of revenueProfit Margin Calculator
Calculating monthly mortgage paymentMortgage Calculator
Projecting savings growth over timeSavings Calculator
Converting annual salary to hourly rateSalary to Hourly
Adding sales tax to a priceSales Tax Calculator
Estimating monthly loan repaymentLoan Payment Calculator
Measuring return on investmentROI Calculator
Finding units needed to cover costsBreak-Even Calculator

Personal Finance

Mortgages, savings, salary, and loans — planning your own money.

Business & Pricing

Pricing, margins, tax, discounts — for products and services.

Investment & Analysis

ROI and break-even — measuring returns and viability.

Common questions

What's the difference between markup and profit margin?

Markup is based on cost — a 25% markup on an $80 item adds $20, selling for $100. Profit margin is based on revenue — that $20 profit on $100 revenue is a 20% margin. Same transaction, different denominators. Markup is always higher than the equivalent margin.

How do I find total interest paid on a loan?

Enter the principal, annual rate, and term into the loan payment calculator. It shows both the monthly repayment and total interest — for example, $10,000 at 6% over 60 months costs $1,600 in interest. The mortgage calculator does the same for home loans.

Can I use the ROI calculator for ad spend or projects?

Yes — the ROI calculator works for any investment with a measurable return. Enter what you spent and what you got back. It returns the percentage gain and net profit regardless of asset type — ad spend, equipment, a project, or a financial investment.

What is break-even point and how do I calculate it?

Break-even is the number of units you need to sell to cover your fixed costs. Formula: Fixed Costs ÷ (Selling Price − Variable Cost per Unit). For example: $5,000 fixed costs, $30 selling price, $10 variable cost → break-even at 250 units.

How is the discount calculator different from the percent off calculator?

The percent off calculator is designed for shoppers — enter a price tag and a discount label to find savings. The discount calculator is oriented towards businesses — it also shows the discount amount but is better suited for invoice discounts and trade pricing contexts.