Smoking, vaping, alcohol, sugar, screens, procrastination and the habits you want to build. Type your question, get a straight, kind answer in seconds — no judgement, ever. The full personal report costs less than a cup of coffee: $2.95.
A daily habit rarely feels expensive at the moment of purchase, which is exactly why the yearly number matters. Five dollars a day is over $1,800 a year; twelve dollars a day is over $4,300. This calculator works for any habit with a price tag — smoking, vaping, takeaway coffee, energy drinks, lottery tickets — and returns the figures without judgement. The number is not a scolding; it is a planning tool, and pairing it with a goal makes the change concrete.
See what any daily habit really costs across a week, a year and five years — a neutral, non-judgemental number to make your change concrete.
Start with the direct, obvious cost — what you actually hand over. Indirect costs (health, time, missed interest) are real but harder to estimate; the direct number is honest and usually motivating enough on its own.
It is simple arithmetic at today's prices — it ignores inflation, price changes and the possibility that the habit grows or shrinks. Treat it as a directional number for decisions, not a financial forecast.
No — the calculator is deliberately neutral. Some habits are worth every penny to the people who keep them. The point is only to make the cost visible so that the choice to keep or change it is an informed one.
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