Cash Counter

Count your cash drawer fast. Enter how many bills and coins you have of each denomination and see the total instantly - perfect for cashiers, retail shifts, and bank deposits.

Settings

Switching currency clears the counts.

Data

Saved in this browser

Counts are stored locally on your device so you can pause and pick up where you left off. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Total Cash
$0.00
0 pieces counted
Bills subtotal
$0.00
Coins subtotal
$0.00
Counting Tips
Use the + button for loose bills, or type quantities directly when counting stacks. A standard bank strap is 100 notes.

How to Count Your Cash

Three steps from a pile of cash to an exact total.

1

Pick your currency

Choose the currency you are counting. The correct bills and coins for that currency load automatically.

2

Enter the quantities

Count each denomination and tap + for every bill or coin, or type the quantity directly into the box.

3

Read your total

The total updates instantly along with subtotals for bills and coins and the number of pieces counted.

4

Save or export

Your counts stay in this browser for next time. Export a CSV for your records or shift report.

The Fastest Way to Count a Cash Drawer

Built for cashiers, managers, and anyone who reconciles cash at the end of a shift.

Instant totals

Every tap recalculates the grand total, bill and coin subtotals, and piece count immediately - no math by hand.

Multi-currency

Switch between USD, EUR, GBP, CAD, AUD, JPY, INR, BRL, MXN and more with the right denominations for each.

Private by design

Your counts never leave the browser. No account, no server, nothing to leak - ideal for handling money.

Perfect For

1

Cashiers closing out a register and balancing the drawer before deposit.

2

Small business owners counting the day's takings by denomination.

3

Fundraisers, market stalls, and events reconciling cash boxes at the end of the day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Authoritative Sources

Standards and research behind this tool, from official specifications to peer-reviewed studies.

Financial record-keeping depends on unambiguous currency identification. ISO 4217 is the international standard that assigns a three-letter code to every world currency — USD, EUR, JPY — so amounts recorded by a cash counter or an invoice tally stay clear across borders and accounting systems. It also defines each currency's minor-unit relationship, such as whether it divides into 100 or 1000 subunits, which matters when counting cents.

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