Free money calculators for kids and parents
Six free tools for the money questions that come up at home: how much allowance to give, how to split it, what a game’s currency really costs, where holiday money goes and what a first paycheck takes home. Each one works in your browser, explains its math and shows it with real numbers.
PublishedAllowance and saving
Allowance calculator
A weekly allowance by age, household budget and pay system, with a save, spend and give split.
Open the toolSave, spend, give calculator
Split any weekly allowance into three jars and see what each jar holds after a year.
Open the toolChristmas money calculator
Add up a kid’s Christmas cash and gift cards, split it three ways and see what the Save pile can buy.
Open the tool
Games
How these tools work
- No account needed: every tool works in your browser.
- The math is on the page. Each tool page explains what it works out, shows it with real numbers, and labels its own assumptions, such as a rule of thumb or a guess about play time, as ours.
- Game prices and tax figures link to their sources, and the prices say the month they were read.
- The free demo is separate: it opens a sample family with its own made-up numbers, never the ones you enter in a tool.
Run the whole money system
The tools answer one question each. Sprout Saver runs the rest: allowance, chores, Save, Spend and Give jars, goals and lessons, with virtual money that parents control.
The demo shows a sample family. An account is free for up to two kids, with no payment details needed.