Bond Pricing Calculator

Calculate bond price, yield to maturity, accrued interest, clean price and dirty price.

Bond Parameters

Enter exactly four values. Leave the value you want to calculate blank.

Results

Calculated Value
Enter four values to calculate the fifth
Current Yield
Annual coupon payment ÷ bond price
Yield to Maturity
Annualized yield based on periodic cash flows

Bond Value Components

PV of Coupons
$0.00
PV of Face Value
$0.00

Summary

Coupon Payment$0.00
Face Value$0.00
YTM
Term

Pricing Parameters

Calculate the bond’s theoretical dirty price, clean price and accrued interest between coupon dates.

Pricing Results

Dirty Price
Theoretical price including accrued interest
Clean Price
Theoretical quoted price excluding accrued interest
Accrued Interest
Coupon interest earned since the last coupon
Days Since Last Coupon

Price Composition

Clean Price
$0.00
Accrued Interest
$0.00

Summary

Face Value$0.00
Coupon Rate
Term
YTM

Understanding Bond Pricing

Bond price is the present value of the bond’s future coupon payments and principal repayment. In general, bond prices move inversely to market yields.

  • Face Value: Principal repaid at maturity.
  • Coupon Rate: Annual coupon interest as a percentage of face value.
  • Yield to Maturity: Annualized return implied by the bond’s price and cash flows.
  • Clean Price: Bond price excluding accrued coupon interest.
  • Dirty Price: Clean price plus accrued interest.
  • Accrued Interest: Coupon interest earned since the previous coupon date.

Basic pricing formula: Price = Σ[C/(1+r)t] + [F/(1+r)n], using the selected coupon frequency for periodic calculations.

This calculator provides estimates for educational and informational purposes. Actual bond pricing can differ because of market conditions, settlement conventions, taxes, liquidity, credit risk and other factors.

Free Online Bond Calculator

Use the 5iTech Bond Calculator to estimate bond value, bond price, yield to maturity (YTM), coupon rate, face value, and years to maturity. The pricing calculator also estimates clean price, dirty price, and accrued interest for bonds between coupon payment dates.

How to Use the Bond Calculator

  1. Open Basic Bond Calculator to solve for one missing bond value.
  2. Enter any four known values: face value, coupon rate, years to maturity, YTM, or bond price.
  3. Click Calculate Bond Value.
  4. Use Bond Pricing Calculator for clean price, dirty price, and accrued interest.
  5. Review the calculated result and supporting bond information.

What Is Bond Price?

A bond price represents the present value of expected future coupon payments and principal repayment. Generally, when market yields increase, existing bond prices decrease, while lower yields tend to increase existing bond prices.

What Is Yield to Maturity?

Yield to maturity (YTM) is the annualized rate that relates a bond’s market price to its expected coupon payments and repayment of principal at maturity, subject to the assumptions used in the calculation.

Clean Price, Dirty Price and Accrued Interest

Clean price excludes accrued coupon interest. Dirty price includes accrued interest. Accrued interest represents the coupon interest earned since the previous coupon payment date.

Bond Calculator FAQs

What can this bond calculator calculate?

It can estimate bond price, yield to maturity, face value, coupon rate, years to maturity, clean price, dirty price, and accrued interest depending on the selected calculator mode.

What is the difference between clean and dirty bond price?

Clean price excludes accrued interest, while dirty price includes accrued interest.

What is accrued interest on a bond?

Accrued interest is the coupon interest accumulated from the last coupon payment date up to the settlement or pricing date.

Does bond price move opposite to yield?

Generally, yes. Holding other factors constant, bond prices and market yields move in opposite directions.

Is this bond calculator free?

Yes. The 5iTech Bond Calculator is available as a free online calculation tool.

Disclaimer: Results are estimates and should not be treated as investment advice. Actual bond pricing can depend on market conditions, credit risk, liquidity, taxes, transaction costs, settlement conventions, and other factors.