Home Appliance Budget Planner
Use this home appliance budget planner: enter your total budget and see asuggested split across every appliance you need for your home.
Moving into a new place and buying several appliances at once? Enter your total budget above to see a suggested starting split across categories, then adjust it to your own priorities.
How to use the home appliance budget planner
Start with the total amount you are comfortable spending on appliances, not the most you could borrow. The planner divides it into a starting amount for each appliance. Treat those amounts as a guide: if your family needs a bigger fridge, or you already own a washing machine, move the money to where you need it.
Tips to make your appliance budget go further
- Buy the essentials first. A refrigerator, a washing machine and fans are needed from day one. A bigger purchase like an AC can wait for a festive or off-season sale if you move in during the cooler months.
- Compare running costs, not just prices. A higher BEE star rating usually costs more upfront but less on every electricity bill. Our star rating comparator shows the difference in rupees.
- Keep money aside for extras. AC installation, a washing machine stand or a voltage stabilizer can each add a few thousand rupees. The stabilizer calculator helps you pick the right size if you need one.
- Check EMI offers carefully. A no-cost EMI offer can still carry a processing fee. Work out the real monthly cost with our EMI calculator before you sign up.
Before you pay, run through our appliance buying checklists so nothing important gets missed.
A suggested starting split based on typical relative pricing — adjust it to your own priorities (e.g. skip the chimney if you already have one, or put more toward the AC if that matters most to you).