📈 FinCalc
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Finance tools,
beautifully simple.

Private, precise, and blazing fast. Loan, ROI, break‑even, compounding, and invoice factoring—computed locally in your browser. No sign‑up. No tracking bloat.

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Private by design

Everything computes locally in your browser. Your numbers never leave your device.

Accurate math

Proven formulas for amortization, compounding, ROI, and break‑even analysis.

Fast & lightweight

Zero frameworks, instant results, buttery‑smooth on mobile.

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Calculators

💱 USD

Five essentials for founders, operators, and finance teams.

Loan Payment

Amortization

Monthly payment, payoff time, and total interest. Extra payment supported.

Formula: M = P·r·(1+r)^n / ((1+r)^n − 1), r=annual/12, n=months.

Compound Interest

Growth

Future value with optional periodic contributions.

Future value uses geometric series closed‑form for periodic contributions.

ROI

Returns

Return on Investment = (Gain − Cost) / Cost.

Positive ROI indicates profit; negative indicates loss.

Break‑Even

Unit Target

Units required for zero profit/loss.

Requires positive contribution margin (price > variable cost).

Invoice Factoring

Cash Flow

Estimate advance, fees, reserve, and effective APR.

Approximation; real contracts may apply additional fees.

Refi

Mortgage Refinance Break‑Even

Compare current loan vs. new loan; find break‑even months and total savings.

Compare refinance rates See mortgage offers
Assumes costs paid upfront; totals are approximate.
Credit

Credit Card Payoff

Payoff time by fixed payment or required payment for a target timeline.

Balance transfer cards Debt consolidation offers
Uses amortization with monthly compounding; minimum payment rules not applied.
APR

True APR (with Fees)

Effective annual percentage rate when up‑front fees reduce cash disbursed.

APR solves for the rate that equates payment present value to cash received (amount − fees).

FAQ

Do you store my inputs?

No. Everything runs in your browser; there is no server database and no tracking beyond basic analytics you might add.

Are these formulas accurate?

Yes—these are standard finance formulas (amortization, geometric series, ROI, and break‑even). For edge cases, consult a professional.

Can I use different currencies?

Display uses your browser locale; numbers work the same for any currency.