Pay off your credit cards faster — and pay thousands less in interest

The debt avalanche method, visualized. Free, no account required.

Trusted by people tackling over $2.4M in combined credit card debt

How it works

Three steps, about ninety seconds, no sign-up — just a clear picture of the fastest way out.

1

Enter your cards

Add each card's balance, interest rate, and minimum payment.

2

See your payoff plan

We calculate the fastest, cheapest path to zero.

3

Watch the savings

See exactly how much interest you'll avoid with the avalanche method.

What is the debt avalanche?

You pay the minimum on every card, then throw every extra dollar at the card with the highest interest rate. When that card hits zero, you roll its payment to the next-highest. And so on, until you're done.

It's mathematically optimal — no other payoff order saves you more in interest. The avalanche works because high-rate balances cost you more every month they stick around, so killing them first stops the bleeding fastest.

Example: $12,000 in credit card debt
Minimum payments only $7,180 in interest
Time to payoff 17 yrs, 4 mo
Avalanche method $2,980 in interest
Time to payoff 3 yrs, 6 mo
$4,200 saved by switching from minimums to avalanche

See your plan, card by card

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What people are saying

Real feedback from people working their way out of credit card debt.

I'd been throwing money at my lowest balance for two years. The calculator showed me I was leaving about $3,000 on the table. Switched the order, never looked back.

Marcus T.
Paid off $18,400 over 2 years

Other calculators I tried wanted my email and a phone number before they'd even run the math. This one just gave me the numbers. That was the whole reason I trusted it.

Priya R.
Working on $9,200 across 3 cards

Seeing the payoff date in actual months instead of a vague "someday" made it click for me. I cut up two cards the same night.

Daniel K.
11 months into a 3-year plan