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Free UK Calculators

Tax, salary, mortgages, VAT, savings, home and health. Pick a calculator or search for what you need.

Tax & Salary14

Property & Mortgages12

Business & Self-employed11

Savings & Loans12

Everyday & Health19

Home & Garden20

Health & Family37

Students & Education3

Maths, Science & Engineering50

About AllCalculator

Every UK Calculator You Need, in One Place

178 free UK calculators for take-home pay, tax, mortgages, stamp duty, VAT, savings, home improvement costs and health, each with a plain-English guide.

Most money questions start the same way. You've got a number in front of you, a payslip, a house price, an invoice or a quote for a new driveway, and you want to know what it really means for you. AllCalculator is built for exactly that moment. It brings together 178 free UK calculators in one place, each one designed around UK rules, UK rates and the way people here actually search for answers.

Every calculator shows its working, so you can see how the answer was reached rather than trusting a single number. Tax and benefit calculators use the latest rates for the 2026/27 tax year, and each one comes with a plain-English guide that explains the rules, walks through an example and points you to the official source.

There's no sign-up and nothing to download. The figures you type stay in your browser.

Tax and salary calculators

If you want to know what you'll actually take home, start with our Salary Calculator. Enter your annual salary and it works out your take-home pay after Income Tax, National Insurance, pension contributions and student loan repayments, by year, month and week. It handles Scottish tax bands too.

From there you can dig into the detail. The Income Tax Calculator shows how much you pay in each band, including the 60% trap between £100,000 and £125,140. The National Insurance Calculator covers employee and employer Class 1 contributions. Thinking about a new job or a change in hours? The salary to hourly, pay rise and pro rata salary calculators show what the change means in your pocket.

For statutory pay, there are calculators for maternity pay, sick pay and redundancy pay, all using the current weekly rates and caps. You can also check your State Pension amount and age, work out overtime at time-and-a-half or double time, and make sure your hourly pay is above the National Minimum Wage.

Mortgage and property calculators

Buying a home involves more sums than almost anything else. Our Stamp Duty Calculator covers SDLT in England and Northern Ireland, LBTT in Scotland and LTT in Wales, including first-time buyer relief and the surcharge on additional homes.

The mortgage affordability calculator gives you a realistic idea of how much you can borrow, while the Mortgage Payment Calculator shows your monthly repayment, the total interest and your balance year by year. Already have a mortgage? See how much you'd save by paying it off early.

Renting or letting? Check how much rent you can afford on your salary, or work out the gross and net yield on a buy-to-let. There are also calculators for council tax bands, Capital Gains Tax when you sell a second home, and whether a house extension is likely to count as permitted development.

Business and self-employed calculators

Running a business means keeping on top of VAT, profit and tax. Our VAT Calculator adds or removes VAT at 20%, 5% or any custom rate in a couple of seconds. The Profit Margin Calculator shows margin and markup side by side, so you never confuse the two when pricing.

Sole traders can estimate their Income Tax and Class 4 National Insurance with the Self-Employed Tax Calculator. Limited company directors can compare Corporation Tax, dividend tax and the most tax-efficient mix of salary and dividends. In construction, the CIS Calculator works out the 20% or 30% deduction on a subcontractor's invoice after materials are taken off.

If you're buying equipment, vehicles or machinery, the finance calculators compare hire purchase and leasing costs, including VAT and balloon payments.

Savings, loans and investment calculators

Small differences in interest rates add up over time. The Compound Interest Calculator shows how regular saving grows, and the savings interest calculator tells you how much of your interest is covered by your Personal Savings Allowance.

When you borrow, it pays to see the full cost. The Loan Repayment Calculator gives you the monthly payment and total interest on a personal loan, and the overpayment calculator shows how much you'd save by clearing it early. There are calculators for PCP car finance and boat loans too.

Looking further ahead, you can project a pension pot or an investment with fees and inflation, see what today's money will be worth in the future, estimate Inheritance Tax on an estate, and work out zakat on savings and gold.

Everyday calculators

Some of the most useful calculators are the simplest. Our Percentage Calculator handles percentage increases and decreases, and the Calculator to Find Percentage works out what percentage one number is of another or finds the original amount before a discount.

There's an Age Calculator for your exact age in years, months and days, a days calculator that counts UK working days, and a holiday entitlement calculator for full-time and part-time workers. Planning a trip? Work out the fuel cost of a journey or convert US dollars to pounds.

You'll also find an energy bill calculator based on the current price cap, an ILR calculator for anyone planning to apply for Indefinite Leave to Remain, and a few lighter ones, such as a round robin fixture generator and a sun, moon and rising sign calculator.

Home improvement and energy calculators

Before you ask for quotes, it helps to know roughly what a job should cost. Our home calculators give typical UK price ranges for a new driveway, a resin driveway or patio, house rendering, a flat roof, a retaining wall, glass and made-to-measure blinds.

For DIY and building work, there are calculators for plasterboard sheets, suspended ceiling tiles, roof slates and an area-weighted U-value. If you're improving your heating, size a radiator with the Radiator BTU Calculator, choose the right air conditioner, and see whether solar panels or a heat pump with solar would pay for itself.

Health and family calculators

Our BMI Calculator works in stones and pounds or kilograms and uses the NHS adult categories. The Calorie Calculator estimates how many calories you need to maintain, lose or gain weight, and the water intake calculator suggests how much to drink each day.

For families, there's a pregnancy due date calculator with key scan dates, an ovulation calculator, a bra size calculator and a child maintenance calculator that uses the Child Maintenance Service formula. If you've challenged a PIP decision, the PIP Back Pay Calculator estimates the arrears you're owed.

Runners and lifters can predict a marathon time, set Norwegian singles interval paces or estimate a one-rep max. And if you're flying across time zones, the jet lag calculator helps you plan.

Student finance calculators

Student finance has its own rules. The Student Loan Calculator shows your repayments on Plans 1, 2, 4 and 5 and postgraduate loans, based on what you earn rather than what you borrowed. The Maintenance Loan Calculator estimates how much you can get towards living costs, depending on where you live and your household income.

Maths, science and engineering calculators

For students, engineers and anyone who works with numbers, our Scientific Calculator has a full keypad with trig, logs, powers, fractions and memory. The Graphing Calculator plots up to four functions, and the 3D Graphing Calculator draws surfaces you can rotate.

There are calculators for derivatives, integrals, matrices, statistics, complex numbers and binary, plus engineering tools for subnets, voltage drop, three-phase power, batteries and beam sections, and lab calculators for molarity, error propagation and sample sizes.

Why use AllCalculator?

  • Built for the UK. Every calculator uses UK rules, from Scottish tax bands to Welsh Land Transaction Tax and NHS health categories.
  • Up to date. Tax, National Insurance, benefit and property tax rates are kept in one place and updated each April and after each Budget.
  • Working shown. You'll see a breakdown, not just a total, so you can check every step.
  • Private. Calculations run in your browser, and we don't store the numbers you enter.
  • Explained properly. Each calculator has its own guide, written in plain English and linked to official sources such as GOV.UK and HMRC.

Frequently asked questions

Are the calculators on AllCalculator free?

Yes. Every calculator is free to use, with no account and no limit on how many times you use it.

Which tax year do the calculators use?

Tax, National Insurance and benefit calculators use rates for the 2026/27 tax year, which runs from 6 April to 5 April. We update them when HMRC and the government publish new rates.

Do the calculators work in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?

Yes. Where the rules differ, such as Income Tax in Scotland or property tax in Scotland and Wales, the calculators let you choose where you live.

Is my information stored?

No. The numbers you type are worked out in your browser and aren't sent to us or saved.

Can I rely on the results?

The calculators give careful estimates based on official rates and the information you enter. They aren't financial, tax or legal advice, so check important decisions with GOV.UK, HMRC or a qualified adviser.

Whatever you're working out today, there's a good chance one of our 178 calculators can help. Browse the full list on our all calculators page, or use the search to find the one you need.

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