Quick Answer
What does the pricing calculator help with? It helps freelancers, agencies, and businesses calculate project prices based on hourly rate, estimated hours, expenses, and desired profit margin -- ensuring all costs are accounted for.
Frequently Asked Questions
Hourly rate, estimated hours, fixed costs or expenses, applicable tax rate, desired profit margin, and optional discount. It outputs the recommended project price with a full cost breakdown.
Use the Freelancer Rate Calculator tool to determine your minimum viable hourly rate based on annual income target, billable hours per year, and business expenses.
Yes -- enter your tax rate percentage and the calculator shows the pre-tax base price and the total including tax, useful for transparent client invoicing.
Calculations are stored in your browser session. Use the Export button to download a PDF summary or copy the full breakdown to clipboard for pasting into proposals.
Yes -- enter values in any currency. The calculator is currency-agnostic and the currency symbol displayed can be changed in the settings.
Markup is profit expressed as a percentage of cost (e.g., 50% markup on a 100 cost = 150 price). Margin is profit expressed as a percentage of the selling price (50% margin on a 200 price = 100 profit). The calculator clearly labels which method it uses.