Made for how you're paid
Fortnightly pay, weekly rent, quarterly bills, yearly rego. The tools handle the awkward maths so you don't have to.
Clear, fair tools for everyday money
Simple Excel and Google Sheets planners built around how Australians actually get paid: fortnightly pay, weekly rent, quarterly power bills and the rego that always sneaks up on you. Type in your numbers and the sheet does the maths.


Most budget spreadsheets assume you're paid monthly. This one starts from your fortnightly pay and works out what to set aside each payday, which bills land in which pay, and how fast you can clear your debts.
Why FairMark
Fortnightly pay, weekly rent, quarterly bills, yearly rego. The tools handle the awkward maths so you don't have to.
Clear labels, a short setup guide and friendly checks that tell you what's going on, not just that something's wrong.
Pay once and it's yours. No subscription, no account to make, no bank logins. Your numbers stay on your computer or in your own Google Drive.
30-second money lesson
Two popular ways to pay off debts faster. Both start the same way: pay the minimum on everything, then throw every extra dollar at one debt at a time.
You get quick wins, and those wins keep you going.
It usually costs you less in interest overall.
The best method is the one you'll actually stick with. The planner shows both side by side, so you can see the difference in dollars and months before you choose.
How it works
Checkout is handled by Gumroad. Your files arrive straight away, plus a copy in your email.
Type in the yellow cells only: your pay, bills, savings goals and debts. Everything else calculates for you.
Your dashboard shows what's left each fortnight, your debt-free date and which pays are the tight ones.
Coming next
Every pay-in-4 and instalment plan in one list, with due dates and late-fee warnings.
Log income and expenses, then see your BAS figures and what to put aside for tax.
Payment, investment and project trackers, and later on some apps and templates.
Newsletter
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Doing it tough? You don't have to sort it out alone. The National Debt Helpline is free, independent and confidential: 1800 007 007 (ndh.org.au).