Bill due-date calendar maker

List your bills once. Print the calendar, save it as a PDF, or add every due date to your phone with a reminder. Nothing is uploaded: your bills stay in this browser.

Your bills

This is an example household so you can see how it works. Change any row, or press Clear all to start your own.

Bill	Amount ($)	Due day	How often	First due month	Autopay	Remove
					Autopay
					Autopay
					Autopay
					Autopay
					Autopay
					Autopay
					Autopay

"First due month" only matters for bills that aren't monthly, like a car insurance premium every 6 months. If a due day is 29, 30 or 31, short months show it on the last day, marked with *.

Calendar settings

Start month Year How many months Week starts on Calendar reminder

In the print window, choose "Save as PDF" to keep a copy. The .ics file opens in Google Calendar (Settings, then Import), Apple Calendar and Outlook, and adds each due date as an all-day event with the reminder you picked.

Your calendar

Want it to track paid and unpaid too?

Bill Calendar SpreadsheetBill_Calendar

Bill Name	Type	Due Day	Amount	Autopay
Mortgage	Recurring	1	$2,200	Yes
Electric	Recurring	15	$180	No
Water/Sewer	Recurring	20	$55	Yes
Internet	Recurring	5	$70	Yes
HOA	Recurring	1	$85	Yes

The first rows of the real Bill Calendar tab, with the example data it ships with.

A dashboard with what is due this month and what is still unpaid
Recurring and once-a-year bills, with a month-by-month view
Works in Google Sheets and Excel

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Good to know

Credit cards: under federal rules, a card company's payment cutoff can't be earlier than 5 p.m. on the due date. If it doesn't receive mail on the due date (say, a Sunday or holiday), a mailed payment that arrives the next business day can't be treated as late. Online and phone payments don't get that extra day (12 CFR 1026.10). Rent, utilities and other bills follow their own terms, so check the bill.
Autopay still needs a look. Blue entries are autopay, so you know which charges to watch for rather than pay.
Want to move a due date? Some lenders and utilities let you pick or change a due date if you ask. Lining bills up a few days after payday can make the month easier.