FMFiscalModus

Trusted formulas · US · UK · Canada

Financial calculators that are fast, accurate, and clear

FiscalModus helps SaaS founders model unit economics and homebuyers estimate mortgage and tax scenarios — with transparent methodology and YMYL-compliant disclaimers.

SaaS unit economics

Global tools for runway, CAC, LTV, churn, and pricing — ideal for founders in the US, UK, and Canada.

US mortgage cluster

Payment, amortization, refinance, and extra-payment scenarios for US home loans.

UK mortgage & stamp duty

Repayment and interest-only calculators plus SDLT for England & Northern Ireland.

Canada mortgage & CMHC

5-year fixed payments with amortization and default insurance estimates.

Freelancer & self-employed tax

Country-specific tax estimators — US 1099, UK Self Assessment, and CRA T2125.

Why FiscalModus exists

Financial decisions deserve more than a black-box widget. FiscalModus publishes the formulas behind every tool, links to official sources, and separates estimates from professional advice — especially on tax and mortgage pages where mistakes are costly.

Whether you are a SaaS founder modeling runway before a board meeting or a first-time buyer comparing 30-year mortgage scenarios, you get the same transparent approach: inputs you control, outputs you can verify, and methodology you can read before you trust the number.

Who these tools are for

SaaS unit economics calculators serve founders, operators, and investors worldwide — metrics like CAC, LTV, and runway apply regardless of where your company is incorporated.

Mortgage and tax tools are scoped by country (US, UK, Canada) because rates, insurance rules, and filing requirements differ. Each page states its jurisdiction in the header badge and disclaimer.

How we maintain accuracy

Calculator logic lives in tested TypeScript modules. Tax brackets and standard deductions are updated when official agencies publish new figures. See our methodology page for formula details and last-updated dates.

These tools produce estimates only. For binding loan quotes, tax filings, or investment decisions, work with licensed mortgage brokers, CPAs, and financial advisers who know your full situation.