Fair, objective buyout calculators.

A buyout calculator figures out a fair price when one person buys another person's share of a shared asset. It takes the current value, subtracts what is owed, and splits the remainder based on ownership.

Yes, every calculator on this site is free. There are no accounts, no signups, and no hidden fees. You can use them as many times as you need.

All calculations happen in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server, stored, or tracked. When you close the page, your inputs are gone.

No. The results are estimates to help you negotiate and plan. For binding decisions, talk to a lawyer, financial advisor, or other qualified professional.

Yes. The real estate and divorce buyout calculators are built for this. They give you a starting point, but a family law attorney should review any final agreement.

We use straight-line depreciation. That means the original price drops evenly over the expected lifespan. We then adjust up or down based on the condition you select.

Equity is the appraised value of the home minus the outstanding mortgage and any closing or refinance costs. The buyout is based on the departing owner's share of that equity.

Yes. Each calculator has a Download PDF button that creates a printable summary you can save, share, or sign.

You can switch between USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CNY, CAD, AUD, CHF, INR, and BRL. Pick the one that matches your situation from the currency selector.

The estimates are based on the numbers you enter, like residual value and remaining payments. Your lease company may quote a different figure, so use this as a starting point and confirm with them.