Are VerCalc calculators free to use?+
Yes. VerCalc provides free calculators and converters across finance, taxes, health, math, time and everyday topics.
Do I need an account to use the tools?+
No. Tools are available without registration.
Is my data stored?+
Many tools run calculations directly in your browser. We aim to minimize data collection and avoid asking for unnecessary information.
How accurate are the results?+
We use standard formulas and well-known calculation methods. Outputs are often estimates (especially for health and planning tools) and may be rounded. For important decisions, verify assumptions and consult official sources or a professional.
Do you show the formulas or explain the calculation?+
Many calculators include explanations and methodology sections on their pages, so you can understand inputs, assumptions, and how the result is computed.
Why can results differ from my bank/payroll app?+
Differences usually come from rounding, withholding settings, location-specific rules, timing (monthly vs biweekly), and assumptions (e.g., fees, taxes, insurance). Always match inputs to your real situation to compare like-for-like.
Do you support localized calculators for specific countries?+
Yes. We publish dedicated tools and hubs for regions like Poland, Germany, and the United States where rules and terminology differ.
Can I use VerCalc on mobile?+
Yes. The calculators are designed to work on phones, tablets, and desktops.
What should I do if I’m not sure which inputs to use?+
Start with the default values, then adjust one parameter at a time. If a term is unclear, check the tool’s help text/notes—many pages include guidance and typical ranges.
Which tool should I start with?+
Pick the category that matches your question: salary and taxes for paycheck planning, mortgages and loans for borrowing decisions, BMI/TDEE for health estimates, and converters for quick unit/time conversions.