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Client Payment Plan Calculator

Payment plan calculator and tracker: deposit, 0% or interest, weekly to monthly schedules, then track every client's plan to paid with a 12-month cash forecast.

PDFXLSX4 files827 KB
Price $14.99USD

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  • Version 1.0.0 · updated Nov 9, 2026.

Description

For service businesses that let clients spread the cost of a job: home services and trades, contractors, practices' front desks, tutors, course creators, photographers and coaches.

The Plan Calculator quotes a plan in seconds. Enter the price, a deposit (amount or percentage), any setup fee, the annual interest rate (0% for interest-free), the number of payments (1–60) and weekly, every-2-weeks or monthly. It shows the regular payment, the last payment (which absorbs cent rounding so the plan pays off exactly), total interest, the total cost and a full schedule with interest and balance, plus a side-by-side of 6 to 48 payments. Agreed plans go on the Plans Register. Log payments as they arrive, and each plan shows what was due to date, what's been paid, the amount behind after your grace period, the next due date and amount, and a status: On track, Behind, Paid in full, Not started or Cancelled. The Plan Schedule sheet marks every instalment Paid, Part paid, Due, Late or Upcoming. The Cash Forecast shows instalments still to come for the next 12 months, and the Dashboard shows collected, outstanding, behind, the collection rate and the plans furthest behind.

Included: worked-example and blank workbooks (8 sheets, 8,542 formulas; 100 plans, 2,000 payment records), plus a 6-page PDF in US Letter and A4 with a worked example, tips on setting plan terms, and blank and filled payment-plan summary, payment record and receipt pages.

General information, not legal, credit or financial advice. If you charge interest or fees on consumer plans, lending and disclosure rules may apply.

Who it's for: Small service businesses offering in-house payment plans: HVAC, plumbing, roofing, auto repair, dental and vet front desks, tutors, coaches, photographers, course sellers..

Included files

  • client-payment-plan-calculator-v1.0.0-all-files.zipAll files in one ZIP (includes licence)ZIP
  • Payment-Plan-Calculator-Example.xlsxWorkbook with a fictional home-services company's payment plans: 8 sheets, 8,542 formulasXLSX
  • Payment-Plan-Calculator-Blank.xlsxBlank workbook ready for your plansXLSX
  • Payment-Plan-Calculator-Printables-Letter.pdfGuide and printables (US Letter, 6 pages): worked example, plan terms tips, blank and example payment-plan summary, payment record, example receiptPDF
  • Payment-Plan-Calculator-Printables-A4.pdfGuide and printables (A4, 6 pages)PDF
  • LICENCE.txtLicence summaryTXT
  • Plus a single ZIP with every file and the licence (467 KB).

How to use

Open the blank .xlsx and read Start Here. Quote with Plan Calculator, record agreed plans on Plans Register, log payments on Payments and review the Dashboard weekly. Print the PDF's Payment Plan page for the client to sign.

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Frequently asked questions

Is this a physical product?

No. This is a digital download. Nothing is shipped — you download the files from your account after purchase.

How do I get my files?

After payment, go to My Downloads in your account. Your purchase stays available there to re-download.

What can I do with it?

Use for yourself, your household or your own business. Print unlimited copies for that use. No reselling or sharing the files.

Can I offer interest-free plans?

Yes. Leave the annual rate at 0% and the payment is simply the amount financed ÷ the number of payments, with the last payment absorbing any cents.

How are part payments and overpayments handled?

Instalment payments are applied to the oldest instalment first. A part payment marks that instalment Part paid; anything paid beyond the plan total shows in the Overpaid column.

Does it work for weekly or fortnightly plans?

Yes: weekly, every 2 weeks or monthly. For monthly plans choose a first-payment day from 1 to 28 so dates stay on the same day each month.

Which apps has it been tested in?

LibreOffice Calc (recalculated and checked against expected values). Not tested in Excel, Google Sheets or Numbers.