See Your Retirement Runway Free
14-day free trial. Full access. No commitment.
Model your 401k, IRA, investments, and mortgage together.
Start My Free Trial — No commitment for 14 daysCard required to start. Cancel any time before Day 14. No charge until your trial ends.
See years of freedom, not just a balance
Most retirement calculators tell you if you're on track. ExitAge tells you exactly how many years your money will sustain your lifestyle — from any retirement date you choose.
Every asset at its own return rate
Your property doesn't grow the same way as your super or savings account. ExitAge lets you model each asset individually — so the number you get reflects your actual financial picture, not a generic estimate.
Liabilities included. Not an afterthought.
Most tools ignore your mortgage, loans, and recurring debts. ExitAge treats liabilities as first-class inputs — because they're the single biggest drag on your runway.
How it works
Enter your financial picture
Add your assets (super, property, savings, investments) and liabilities (mortgage, loans). Each asset carries its own projected return rate.
Set your retirement spending target
Tell ExitAge how much you want to spend each year in retirement — your lifestyle, your number. Not a generic withdrawal rate.
See your runway
ExitAge calculates exactly how many years your money will sustain that lifestyle — and shows you how the number changes when you adjust any input in real time.
Built by a CPA and finance professional who was frustrated with every retirement calculator available. ExitAge was built to answer the one question they all avoid: not ‘are you on track?’ — but ‘how long will it last?’
Why ExitAge is different
Most retirement calculators answer the wrong question.
| Standard calculators | ExitAge | |
|---|---|---|
| What it tells you | ‘Are you on track?’ — pass/fail | Exactly how many years your money will last |
| Asset handling | Lump sum total only | Each asset at its own return rate |
| Liabilities | Usually ignored | First-class input — mortgage, loans, debts |
| Retirement spending | Generic withdrawal rate (e.g. 4% rule) | Your defined spending target — your lifestyle |
| Output | A balance target or a percentage | A duration in years — your retirement runway |
| Real-time modelling | Usually static — submit and wait | Adjusts instantly as you change any input |
Start your free 14-day trial — see your runway today
Start My Free TrialTry free for 14 days. Then choose your plan.
Annual saves you over 36% compared to monthly. Cancel any time before Day 14 — you won't be charged.
14-day free trial — then $69/year
- Full access to all features
- Unlimited retirement scenarios
- Real-time modelling
- All future updates included
Card required. Cancel before Day 14 — no charge.
14-day free trial — then $9/month
- Full access to all features
- Unlimited retirement scenarios
- Real-time modelling
Card required. Cancel before Day 14 — no charge.
Common questions
Yes — a card is required to start your 14-day free trial. We use this to verify your payment method, but you will not be charged anything until Day 14. If you cancel before your trial ends, no payment is taken. You can cancel in your account settings at any time.
On Day 14, your chosen plan activates automatically. If you selected the annual plan, you will be charged the full annual price in one payment. If you selected monthly, your first monthly charge is taken on Day 14. You will receive a reminder email on Day 10 and Day 13 before any charge occurs.
Yes. ExitAge does not connect to your bank, super fund, or any financial institution directly. You enter figures manually — ExitAge uses them to run calculations only. No financial data is shared with third parties. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
ExitAge is available globally and is currently used by people in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, the Netherlands, and across the Nordics. The tool supports any currency and any asset type — super, KiwiSaver, SIPP, ISA, 401k, RRSP, and more. Pricing is shown in your local currency at checkout.