Chrome Extension · Free · Offline

Know if refinancing actually saves you money

Compare your current loan to a new offer in seconds. See net benefit after closing costs, break-even time, total interest, and a clear 0–100 Refinance Score.

No account · No credit check · Works offline

Everything you need to decide

Clear numbers, not guesswork. Built for mortgages, auto loans, and personal debt.

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Net Benefit

Interest savings minus closing costs — the true financial gain after fees.

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Break-Even Analysis

See exactly how many months until the lower payment covers your upfront costs.

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Refinance Score

A 0–100 score that weighs savings, payment change, term, APR, and break-even speed.

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PDF Reports

Download a polished multi-page report with charts and a full amortization schedule.

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100% Private

All math runs on your device. No servers, no tracking, no credit inquiries.

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Loan-Type Aware

Stricter break-even expectations for auto loans; more flexibility for mortgages.

How it works

Three steps. Under a minute.

1

Enter current loan

Balance, APR, remaining term, and loan type.

2

Add the new offer

New APR, new term, and estimated closing costs.

3

Get the verdict

Score, net benefit, break-even, and optional PDF export.

A score you can trust

The Refinance Score combines six factors so you get one clear number instead of a spreadsheet full of trade-offs.

  • Interest savings vs. balance up to 35
  • Monthly payment reduction up to 20
  • Break-even speed up to 20
  • Term shortening up to 10
  • APR reduction up to 10
  • Net benefit after costs up to 5
78
out of 100
Solid Refinance — Clear long-term financial benefits.
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Your numbers never leave your browser

Calculations run entirely on your device. Nothing is sent to a server. No account required. No analytics. The only data stored is what you type, kept in Chrome’s local storage so your inputs are still there next time.

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