Pick your target month and year.
Simply choose when you want to be completely debt-free.
Debt Blaster helps you organize your debts, compare payoff strategies, and see what to pay next so you can get out of debt with a plan you understand.
Pick a debt-free date. Then see the monthly pledge that gets you there.
Most payoff tools start by asking what is left over.
Dial-A-Date starts with the finish line you want.
Simply choose when you want to be completely debt-free.
Debt Blaster calculates the monthly payment needed to hit that date.
Shorter timelines require higher monthly commitments. Longer timelines offer a more gradual path.
Debt payoff feels different when you can test the finish line before committing to it. Move the date sooner or later, see the pledge change instantly, and choose a plan that feels possible instead of imposed.
From download to payoff plan, it’s four straightforward steps.
Start with the Windows trial so you can build and review your plan before you buy.
Add your debts, balances, interest rates, payments, and due dates.
Choose a payoff strategy and let Debt Blaster calculate a clear path forward.
Use the month-by-month schedule to know what to pay next.
Enter your debts, balances, rates, payments, and due dates.
Debt Blaster does the math and turns your debts into a payoff plan.
Use the month-by-month schedule to know what to pay next and keep moving toward zero.
That’s it. Debt Blaster turns the details you enter into a clear payoff order, a visible payoff date, and a schedule you can follow on your own.
“It used to take me forever to figure this out by hand.”
Wow! This is so simple. I like it.
See every debt, every next move, and every what-if before you decide.
Put balances, rates, payments, and payoff order in one place so your debt picture stops feeling scattered.
Compare payoff methods before you commit, then see which debt gets attacked first and why.
Know what to pay next without rebuilding the plan by hand every time something changes.
See how extra money can change your payoff date and interest picture before you decide what is realistic.
Debt feels heavier when the details are scattered. Debt Blaster brings the pieces together so you can see the plan, test your choices, and make the next move with confidence.
“The printed reports have been vital in our success.”
They keep me on track when I am tempted to spend money I shouldn’t be.
Debt Blaster is a one-time purchase. Staying without a clear payoff plan can keep costing you month after month.
Debt Blaster
A known price for a plan you can see and test.
Staying unclear
The price is harder to see because it keeps moving.
One cost is known. The other keeps moving until you have a plan.
Build your plan in the Windows trial. See what to pay next, test your payoff date, and decide with your own numbers in front of you.
Start with the version that fits how you work.
Full desktop payoff-planning experience.
Get Windows trialDebt Blaster for macOS.
Join Mac listTouch-friendly payoff planner.
Join iPad listMobile-friendly payoff planner.
Join mobile listShort, clear explanations before you choose a version or download the trial.
A way to pick your debt-free date and instantly see the monthly pledge needed to hit it.
The monthly amount required to reach the debt-free date you selected.
No - it's a debt payoff planner.
It helps you organize debts, choose a payoff strategy, and follow a clear plan.
No.
Debt Blaster is a one-time purchase with no subscription and no cloud account.
Pick the platform you use most: Windows, Mac, iPad, or Mobile.
No - it's a single purchase.
Debt Blaster is the new name for debt payoff software from ZilchWorks, a small independent software company that has been helping people build payoff plans since 1991. The name is new. The mission is not.
Debt Blaster is the clearer new name for debt payoff software by ZilchWorks. The name is new. The payoff-planning experience behind it is not.
There is a 35-year story behind the new name.
Read the story behind Debt BlasterStart with the Windows trial and see what your own debt-free path could look like.