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Income Goal

Specify your desired annual take-home pay (net income).

2

Business Costs

List your monthly expenses for software, hardware, insurance, and marketing.

3

Time Allocation

Enter your planned vacation weeks and average billable hours per week.

Many freelancers struggle with pricing. This calculator takes the guesswork out of your rates by reverse-engineering your desired annual income, accounting for business expenses, self-employment taxes, and non-billable time like vacations and admin work.

Key Features

Net Income Goal

Start with the amount you actually want to take home after everything else is paid.

Tax & Expense Planning

Automatically factor in your estimated tax bracket and recurring business costs.

Realistic Billable Hours

Calculate rates based on actual client-facing hours, not just a 40-hour work week.

Frequently Asked Questions

As a freelancer, your rate must cover costs that employers usually pay, such as taxes, health insurance, equipment, and unbillable admin time.

Most full-time freelancers find that 20-30 hours per week is a realistic limit for billable client work.

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