Spreadsheet templates and free calculators

Spreadsheets that do the arithmetic

Seven spreadsheet templates for the sums that are fiddly and expensive to get wrong: pricing a cake, budgeting a renovation, settling an estate, getting your own affairs in order, running short-term lets, selling digital products, keeping books for Making Tax Digital. Each one is a single .xlsx file. Checkout is not open yet, so the six paid templates cannot be bought today. The free sales tracker and the calculators below both work now.

.xlsx Excel · Google Sheets · LibreOffice No macros No subscription €7–€13

The templates

Six priced €7 to €13, and one that is free to download right now. Each arrives full of realistic sample data, so you can watch the mechanics work on somebody else’s money before you trust them with yours. Clearing it takes about two minutes, and the file tells you which cells to empty.

Six of the seven work in any country and in any currency: the currency is a dropdown of eleven codes with a free-text box for anything not on the list, and no tax rate or filing deadline is baked into the arithmetic. The MTD bookkeeping workbook is the deliberate exception. It is for the United Kingdom only and its card says so.

Free calculators

Six calculators that run in your browser. Nothing you type leaves your computer, and not one of them asks for an email address. Four of them carry a currency selector and assume nobody’s tax rules; the Making Tax Digital checker is about UK rules and says so on the tin.

All free calculators

How this works

No account, no trial that turns into a bill, nothing to install.

You pay once

Checkout is not open yet, so nothing here can be bought today. When it opens, it is handled by Payhip or Gumroad, who take the payment, deal with any VAT and email the receipt, and the download link appears as soon as the payment clears, usually within a few seconds.

You get one .xlsx file

Formulas only, no macros, no add-ons and nothing that phones home. It opens in Microsoft Excel 2010 or later, in Google Sheets via File → Import → Upload, and in LibreOffice Calc.

Then it is yours

No licence check, no expiry. Every formula is visible and editable, so you can take the file apart and put it back differently. There is no update service either: what you download is the file as it is today.

Support is an email

Write to support@vendwright.com and say which app you opened the file in. If something is broken we fix it or refund you.

Payhip and Gumroad act as merchant of record where applicable, which is why your receipt comes from them. An instant download also changes how the 14-day right of withdrawal works. The terms of sale explain how, including the case where the checkout never asked you to give that right up: then you keep it.