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Loan Calculator (Monthly Payment)

Enter the principal, APR, and term to instantly calculate the monthly repayment, total interest, and payoff horizon for an amortized loan, then share the result with a single URL.

How to use + examples

How to use (3 steps)

  1. Enter the principal, annual rate (%), and term (years).
  2. Calculate to see monthly payment, total paid, and total interest.
  3. Adjust one input to compare scenarios, then copy the shareable URL to save results.

Input examples

Example: 300,000 for 30 years at 4%
  • Principal: 300,000
  • APR: 4%
  • Term: 30 years
Estimate monthly payment and total interest.
Example: 20,000 for 5 years at 7%
  • Principal: 20,000
  • APR: 7%
  • Term: 5 years
Compare shorter-term repayment costs.

Notes

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FAQ

How is the monthly payment calculated?

Using the amortized loan formula M = P * r / (1 - (1 + r)^(-n)), where P is principal, r is monthly rate (APR/12), and n is number of payments.

Does this support lump-sum or extra payments?

Not supported in this version. To add, generate an amortization schedule and apply extra payments in the iteration.

Is the APR nominal or effective? How is compounding handled?

This tool assumes a nominal APR and uses a monthly rate r = APR/12. If your lender quotes an effective APR that embeds compounding or fees, approximate by using the per‑period rate and adjusting the number of periods.

Can I change the payment frequency (biweekly, weekly)?

Not built‑in. Convert APR to a per‑period rate (e.g., biweekly APR/26) and set n accordingly, or create an amortization schedule and sum payments at your desired cadence.

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