Press & media
CalculateInterestPay media kit and citation guide
The CalculateInterestPay media kit gives journalists, educators and bloggers what they need to mention or cite the site accurately: how to write the name, logo files in light, dark and icon versions, brand colors, a short boilerplate description and a recommended citation format for our calculators. Press questions go to the partners and press email address listed on our contact page.
Logo files
Brand colours
- Evergreen ink
#0E5A47 - Tangerine action
#B93D0B - Paper
#FAF7F0 - Night
#0E1412
How do you write the name?
Write it as one word with three capitals: CalculateInterestPay. Please do not split it into separate words, abbreviate it or change the capitals. When you refer to the website address, use calculateinterestpay.com in lowercase.
Describe us as a free consumer calculator website. We are not a lender, bank or financial adviser, and we have no affiliation with any lender, so please avoid wording that suggests otherwise.
Which logo files can you download?
All files are in the /brand/ folder of the site. Please use them unaltered, with clear space around them.
| File | Use it for |
|---|---|
| logo.svg | Full logo for light backgrounds, any size |
| logo-dark.svg | Full logo for dark backgrounds |
| logo-mark.svg | Square symbol only, for small spaces and icons |
| logo-1024.png | Full logo as a high-resolution image, where SVG is not supported |
| mark-512.png | Square symbol as an image, for avatars and app-style tiles |
What are the brand colors?
The default palette is called Evergreen. Use these values when you need to match the brand.
Evergreen primary
#0E5A47 on light backgrounds; #6FD3A8 on dark backgrounds. Used for the logo, links and main buttons.
Rust accent
#B93D0B on light backgrounds; #FF8E52 on dark backgrounds. Used sparingly for highlights and calls to action.
Paper and ink
Background #FAF7F0 with text #18211D in light mode; background #0E1412 with text #ECE7DC in dark mode.
CalculateInterestPay (calculateinterestpay.com) is a free US consumer website with 65 calculators, in-depth guides and a glossary covering loans, interest, credit card and debt payoff, savings and CDs, auto financing and everyday personal finance. No account is required, and every page shows its sources and the date it was last updated.
What should you include when you contact us?
Email the partners and press address on our contact page. To help us reply within 2 business days, include:
- Your name and publication or organization
- Your deadline
- The calculator or guide you are writing about
- Any inputs or figures you want us to check
- Whether you need a logo format not listed here
Frequently asked questions
Can I use the CalculateInterestPay logo in an article?
Yes, when you are referring to the site, for example in an article, a lesson or a list of resources. Use the files from the media kit without changing their colors, proportions or wording, and do not use the logo in a way that suggests we endorse a product, lender or service.
Can I quote results from your calculators in my article?
Yes. Please state the inputs you used and the date, link to the calculator page, and describe the figures as estimates. If you want us to double-check a figure before publication, email the partners and press address with the inputs and your deadline.
Has CalculateInterestPay been featured in the media?
Not yet. The site launched in October 2026, and we do not list press coverage we have not received. If you write about us, we would be glad to hear about it, but we will only mention coverage that actually exists.
Who can I interview about the site?
Questions are answered in writing by the CalculateInterestPay Editorial Team. We have no named spokespeople yet, and we are recruiting credentialed reviewers. Send your questions to the partners and press address, and we will reply within 2 business days. Please include your deadline so we can tell you right away if we cannot meet it.
Can I take screenshots of the calculators?
Yes, for editorial or educational use, such as showing readers how a calculation works. Please include the page link and a note that results are estimates. Avoid cropping out disclaimers in a way that changes the meaning. If you plan to use screenshots commercially, such as in advertising, email us first.
What is the correct way to write the website name?
CalculateInterestPay, as one word with a capital C, I and P. Use calculateinterestpay.com in lowercase when you mean the web address. Please do not shorten it to initials. In running text, you can also describe us as "a free consumer calculator website" on first mention. If you need the logo, use the files from the media kit rather than retyping the name in a different typeface.
Can teachers use the calculators in class?
Yes. The calculators and guides are free, need no account, and show worked examples that students can reproduce by hand. You are welcome to link to them from lesson plans or class pages. The glossary is a useful companion for new terms.
Do you provide data or statistics for stories?
We do not publish survey data or usage statistics, and we do not make "our data shows" claims. We can help you run or check a calculation, and our resources page points to official data from the Federal Reserve, the FDIC, the BLS and other agencies.
Writing about interest or debt? Ask us
Send questions or figures to check to the partners and press address on our contact page.