Free Everyday Math Calculators
Most of the maths people actually do is small and practical: splitting a restaurant bill, working out a sale price, finding a percentage change, averaging test scores or estimating how many tiles a bathroom needs. These calculators do those jobs in a couple of taps, show the formula behind the answer and give worked examples, so you can check them or learn the method.
Shopping and money in daily life
Tips, discounts and percentage changes.
School and study
Averages, GPA, final grades and ratios.
Handy utilities
Generate a strong password, make a QR code or create a printable invoice.
Random generators and games
Fair random numbers, words and dice, generated with your browser’s secure random source.
Focus, timers and typing
A Pomodoro timer, a countdown timer, a typing test and a work-hours calculator.
Selling online
Know your real profit after marketplace fees.
Travel and home projects
Speed, distance and time, and flooring quantities.
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Mental-maths shortcuts these tools confirm
- 10% of anything: move the decimal one place left. 20% is double that, 15% is 10% plus half of it.
- Tip: work out 10%, double it for 20%, or add half again for 15%.
- Discount: a 30% discount leaves 70% of the price, so multiply by 0.7.
- Average: add everything, divide by the count.
When the numbers get awkward, the calculators above do the arithmetic and show their working.
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Frequently asked questions
Are these calculators free?
Yes — every tool on SolveCalcPro is free with no sign-up, and calculations run in your browser.
Can I see the steps?
Most tools show the formula, a worked example and a step-by-step breakdown of your own numbers.
Reviewed September 26, 2026 by the SolveCalcPro editorial team. See our editorial policy. All tools →