Make the numbers work.
Simple planning tools for your next payday, career change or new home.
Salary calculator
Choose a career and level. Estimate weekly gross earnings, rent and money left after living costs.
Can I afford this home?
Compare savings with a standard move-in amount and estimate how many full shifts you need.
Job comparison
Compare careers at the same level by shift pay, scheduled hours, weekly pay, city and skill.
Which calculator matches your question?
The salary calculator answers a weekly-budget question: what might remain after a selected number of complete shifts, rent and daily expenses? The rent calculator answers an upfront-moving question: how much more money is needed for a selected home, and how many complete shifts would cover that gap? Job comparison answers a career-choice question: how do roles compare at the same level under several different measures? These calculators complement one another, but their results are not interchangeable. Start with the decision you need to make, select the relevant calculator and read its assumptions before using a result in your plan.
Choosing a calculator for Face-me-I-face-you
A Face-me-I-face-you question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦2,400; the standard moving estimate is ₦7,200. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.
Choosing a calculator for Self-contain
A Self-contain question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦6,000; the standard moving estimate is ₦18,000. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.
Choosing a calculator for Mini-flat
A Mini-flat question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦17,000; the standard moving estimate is ₦51,000. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.
Choosing a calculator for Duplex
A Duplex question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦250,000; the standard moving estimate is ₦750,000. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.
Choosing a calculator for Mansion
A Mansion question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦1,500,000; the standard moving estimate is ₦4,500,000. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.
Choosing a calculator for Hall of Residence
A Hall of Residence question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦1,200; the standard moving estimate is ₦3,600. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.
Choosing a calculator for Single room
A Single room question can start with either a savings gap or a weekly budget. Weekly rent is ₦2,600; the standard moving estimate is ₦7,800. Use the rent calculator when you want to compare that moving estimate with available savings and complete-shift pay. Use the salary calculator when you want to subtract recurring rent and seven days of daily expenses from a week's gross base income. If the income assumption itself is undecided, start with job comparison instead. These calculators answer separate questions about the same home, so a positive upfront calculation should not be read as proof that every subsequent weekly bill is covered.