How We Make Money
MoreCalculators is free to use. Here's how we keep it that way — openly, and without ever compromising the numbers we show you.
Last updated: July 2026
Every calculator on this site is, and will remain, free to use — no signup, no paywall on the core tools. Running a site like this still has costs, so some pages include partner links. This page explains exactly how that works, because trust matters most on money topics.
Partner links (affiliates)
On some finance pages you may see clearly-labelled “Partner offer · Advertisement” cards — for example, a link to open a demat account on an investing page, or to compare loan offers on a loan page. If you click one and go on to sign up, we may earn a commission from that company at no extra cost to you.
- Always labelled. Partner links are marked as advertising and are visually separated from the calculator and its results.
- Never disguised as advice. A partner offer is never presented as our recommendation of what you should do with your money.
- Never affects your results. The numbers a calculator shows you are pure math — they do not change based on any partner, ever.
- Relevance first. We only feature services that are genuinely relevant to the page you're on, from established providers.
Our promise on independence
Our calculations follow published formulas and official sources (such as the Income Tax Department, RBI and SEBI). No partner can pay to change a formula, a result, or the guidance in our content. If we ever recommend something, it's on merit — and we'll say plainly when a link is a paid partnership.
Advertising
We may introduce standard display advertising on the site in the future. If and when we do, it will be clearly distinguishable from our content, we'll ask for your consent where required, and we'll update our Privacy Policy to reflect it. We will always aim to keep the experience fast and uncluttered.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you'd like to know how a specific placement works, please get in touch.