Templates & digital tools

Practical files built from the same data and maths as the calculators. Sold through Selar; no account needed here.

The Nigerian Household Budget Spreadsheet A 12-month budget built around how Nigerian money actually works: rent paid as a lump sum, school fees by term, December travel, generator fuel, and the irregular costs that wreck ordinary budgets. Google Sheets and Excel versions. ₦3,500 Coming soon

Salary Negotiation Pack for Nigerian Professionals How to research a role's real range, what to say when asked for your expected salary, how to negotiate allowances instead of base pay, and email templates that work with Nigerian HR departments. ₦5,000 Coming soon

Rent & Tenancy Checklist (Lagos, Abuja & Beyond) What to inspect before you pay, what must be in the tenancy agreement, how to verify the person collecting your money actually represents the landlord, and the clauses that cost people their advance. ₦2,500 Coming soon

Solar Quote Checker & Component Price Guide Take any solar quote apart line by line. What each component should cost, the questions that expose a bad quote, and how to tell an undersized battery bank from a properly designed one. ₦4,500 Coming soon

Small Business Record Book & Cashflow Tracker Daily sales, stock, expenses and what you actually took home. Built for a phone or a notebook, with a monthly summary that shows whether the business is making money after paying you. ₦4,000 Coming soon

2026 PAYE & Payroll Worksheet for Small Employers Work out staff PAYE, pension and NHF under the Nigeria Tax Act 2025, with the band table, worked examples and a payslip template. For businesses too small for payroll software. ₦6,000 Coming soon

Why these exist

Every calculator on this site answers one question. The templates answer the next one: what you do with the answer. The budget spreadsheet turns a rent lump sum into the monthly amount you should be setting aside; the payroll worksheet turns the 2026 tax bands into a payslip.

Each product page carries the date of the data it was built on, and we update them when the underlying figures change.