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Run the numbers before you apply. 25 free calculators covering rewards, cashback, EMI, no-cost EMI vs discount, eligibility, late fees, lounge value, and more. No signup required.

Data as of 19 Jun 2026

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Open a calculator, type your numbers, get the answer. We never ask for an email or phone number.

India-tuned

India-specific formulas

Every formula is built for Indian issuers — GST on annual fees, CIBIL-based eligibility, RBI rates for interest math.

Always current

Updated every quarter

Formulas track RBI circulars, fee-schedule changes, and category-cap revisions; reviewed quarterly — last reviewed this quarter.

Quick walkthrough

How to use these calculators

Four minutes from inputs to the right card — no signup, no email, no spam.

  1. Step 1 of 4

    Identify your top spend category

    Look at your last 3 months of UPI and debit card statements. Find your largest spend category — online shopping, travel, fuel, or balanced.

  2. Step 2 of 4

    Run the relevant calculators

    Use the rewards, cashback, EMI, and fee calculators below to estimate net value of cards in your category.

  3. Step 3 of 4

    Check eligibility

    Use the credit card eligibility calculator to estimate approval chances based on your income and CIBIL score.

  4. Step 4 of 4

    Compare and apply

    Pick the card that maximises net value for your spend pattern and click through to the issuer to apply.

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About

About these calculators

Every credit card decision is a numbers decision. Whether you are choosing between a flat-rate cashback card and a category-specific rewards card, comparing a paid super-premium card against a lifetime free alternative, or trying to clear a balance faster, these calculators turn intuition into a number you can defend.

Formulas track RBI circulars, fee-schedule changes, and category-cap revisions; reviewed quarterly. If a result looks off, open the calculator and check the inputs — and tell us via the contact page so we can fix it.

Looking for the right card, not just the right number? See our editor's pick of the top cards for 2026 or use the Card Recommender to get personalised picks.

Help & FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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How do credit card reward points calculators work?
Reward points calculators convert your monthly spend across categories (dining, fuel, online shopping, travel) into the rupee value of the rewards you'll earn. They account for category-specific earn rates, capping rules, and the issuer's redemption value per point, so you see the actual cash-back-equivalent value of a card for your spend pattern.
Are no-cost EMI and zero-cost EMI really free?
No. No-cost EMI splits a purchase into monthly instalments at no additional interest from the bank, but you may still pay a processing fee (typically 0.5% to 2% of the purchase value). Compare against the discount the merchant is offering for full payment — the discount is often larger than the no-cost EMI processing fee, in which case paying in full saves you money.
How is the credit card eligibility calculator different from the bank's own check?
Our free eligibility checker is a soft check that uses your income, credit score range, employment type, and city to estimate approval odds across our full card catalog. It does not affect your credit score and is not a hard application. The bank's own check is a hard pull on your CIBIL report.
How do I know if a card's annual fee is worth it?
Run the lifetime savings calculator with your actual annual spend across categories. The card's projected reward value minus the annual fee gives you the net annual benefit. If the number is positive, the card is worth it. If the card has milestone benefits (free nights, vouchers, lounge visits) that you would use, add their value too.