Pay-cycle calendar
Every payday, bill and debt payment on one calendar, with the balance you'll end each day with.
What you get
- Weekly, biweekly, twice-a-month, monthly and one-off paychecks
- Bills from weekly to yearly, with optional end dates
- A projected end-of-day balance for every day
Monthly budgets don't fit people who are paid every week or every two weeks. The pay-cycle calendar starts from your pay schedule instead.
Paychecks
Add each paycheck with its take-home amount and schedule: every week, every two weeks, every four weeks, twice a month or monthly. For irregular income, add one-off paychecks on the days you expect them. If a payday lands on a weekend, choose whether it's paid the Friday before, the Monday after or on the day anyway.
Bills and one-time items
Bills can repeat monthly, weekly, every two weeks, every three months, every six months or yearly, or happen once. Give a bill an end date when it stops, like a phone plan that ends in March. Categories, including subscriptions, help you see where the money goes. One-time items cover a car repair, a birthday gift or a tax refund.
The balance for every day
Enter your balance today, and the calendar projects the balance you'll end each day with. Switch between a month grid and a list. Debt payments from your payoff plan show up on their due days too.
The free plan looks 35 days ahead. Plus looks 12 months ahead.
Want to try it first? The paycheck budget calculator works without an account.
Related features
- Planning
Safe to spend before payday
One number for what you can spend now without coming up short before the paycheck after next, with the math shown.
- Debt
Debt payoff planner
Avalanche, snowball or your own order, with a debt-free date, total interest and a month-by-month schedule.
Try it with your own numbers
Start with the paycheck calculator, no sign-up needed. Save it to a free account when you want it kept.