Loan payment calculator

Free Loan Calculator for Monthly Payment & Interest

Estimate a loan payment, total interest, processing fee, payoff month, and repayment schedule in one browser-only finance calculator. Use it as a loan simulator before comparing offers from lenders.

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Browser-only finance calculator

Loan payment planning with schedule and exports

Use this free loan calculator when you need more than a single payment number. It shows monthly payment, principal, interest, optional fees, total payable, payoff timing, and the full repayment schedule in one place. If a processing fee is financed, the fee is added to the loan basis before monthly payment and schedule calculations.

The calculator is useful before you compare a personal loan, lending offer, installment plan, or general financing option. Your inputs stay in the browser, and the PDF and Excel exports include the full schedule for offline review.

How it works

Three steps from loan amount to repayment plan

01

Enter loan details

Add the amount, annual rate, tenure, currency, processing fee, and optional extra monthly payment.

02

Review the cost

Compare monthly payment, total interest, total payable, payoff month, and the principal-interest split.

03

Export the full schedule

Print a clean PDF report or export an Excel workbook with summary, inputs, notes, and every payment row.

Inputs and outputs

What the loan calculator includes

Loan amountThe principal borrowed before interest and optional upfront fees.
Annual interest rateThe nominal yearly rate used to estimate monthly interest and total interest.
Processing feeAn optional lender or origination fee that can be financed into the loan basis. It is shown separately from interest so users can trace base loan amount, financed fee, and total loan basis.
Extra monthly paymentAn optional principal prepayment that can shorten payoff time and reduce total interest.
Full schedule exportPDF and Excel reports include summary, inputs, assumptions, notes, and the complete month-by-month repayment schedule. The final row should adjust for rounding so the ending balance reaches zero cleanly.

Estimates are for planning only. Always confirm the final APR, fees, taxes, insurance, and repayment rules with the lender.

Calculate loan payment before you borrow

This online loan calculator turns loan amount, annual interest rate, tenure, and optional fees into an estimated monthly payment. It works as a payment calculator, lending calculator, and loan estimation calculator for quick planning.

Loan interest calculator with schedule

The repayment table shows how each payment is split between principal and interest. Use the loan interest calculator output to compare short vs long tenure, higher vs lower rate, and the total cost of borrowing.

Fees, extra payments, and payoff timing

Add a processing fee or extra monthly payment to see total payable, interest saved, and payoff months. You can print the schedule as PDF, copy a share link, or export the loan repayment schedule to Excel.

FAQ

Loan Calculator FAQs

How is a monthly loan payment calculated?+

For most amortized loans, monthly payment is calculated from the loan basis, monthly interest rate, and number of payments. If a processing fee is financed, the loan basis is the base loan amount plus that fee.

What is the difference between interest rate and APR?+

The interest rate is the cost of borrowing before some fees. APR may include extra lender charges. This calculator lets you add a processing fee, but you should still check the lender's official APR and terms.

Do fees affect the total payable amount?+

Yes. If a processing fee is financed, the calculator adds it to the loan basis before calculating monthly payment, interest, total payable, and the repayment schedule.

Can extra payments shorten a loan?+

Usually yes. Extra monthly payments reduce the principal faster, which can lower total interest and shorten the payoff timeline.

Is this loan calculator free and private?+

Yes. It is free, browser-only, and does not require account creation. The output is an estimate for planning and is not financial advice.