What your everyday life actually costs.

Free calculators for cars, housing, energy and travel. Every formula is shown, every assumption is named, and nothing asks you to sign up.

Sources on the page. Every assumption is named and dated.
No account, no data sharing. Everything is calculated in your browser.
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Car cost per kilometre

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0.30 $/midepreciation per kilometre
3,600 $per year
300 $per month
9,000 $value lost
28.1 %of purchase price

Fuel, servicing and insurance are not included — the full car cost calculator adds those.

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Why you can trust these numbers

The part most calculator sites leave out — and exactly what Google and AI assistants look for before citing a page.

The formula is shown

Every calculator prints the equation it uses in plain text. No result without a visible path to it.

Example: value lost per km = (purchase price − current value) ÷ kilometres driven

Assumptions are named

Default values are listed one by one, with their unit and where they come from. Anything we cannot source is labelled an estimate.

Every default is editable — nothing is hidden in the code

The date is visible

Each calculator page says when its stored values were last reviewed, right under the heading.

Shown as "Last updated" on every calculator

Limits are stated

What a calculator cannot account for is written down next to what it can. That is worth more than a number without context.

e.g. no regional grid fees, no tax effects