Tools.
What your subscriptions actually cost
Add what you pay, whatever the billing period, and see the real monthly and yearly totals, sorted so the expensive one is obvious. Add how often you use each and it works out the cost per use, which is the number that changes minds.
CalculatorThe real price
Enter the advertised price and every fee, flat or percentage, mandatory or optional, and see what you will actually pay and by how much the headline understated it.
CalculatorWhat a payment plan actually costs
Put in the price and the instalments and it gives back what the credit costs in dollars and the annual rate. Buy now pay later, store financing, a phone on a plan. It says zero when a plan really is free.
Calculator ReaderWhat am I actually agreeing to?
Paste a terms of service or a privacy policy. It measures how long it is, how hard it is to read, and finds the clauses worth knowing about: automatic renewal, arbitration, class action waivers, no refunds. The text never leaves your browser.
CalculatorWhich one is actually cheaper?
340 g for one price and 1.2 kg for another, and no way to compare them while standing in the aisle. Put both in and this converts the units and tells you which is cheaper per 100 g, per litre or each. It also tells you when the biggest pack is the worse buy, which is more often than you would think.
What am I looking at?
Tick what you can see on a page that is bothering you and this names the manipulative pattern you are probably looking at, and what to do about it.
IdentifierFree, and staying that way. If one of these saved you money, that is between you and your conscience.
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