Choose the calculator that matches your goal, use it on its own, or move through the connected workflow from rate planning to budgeting.
Pick the result you need first: set a rate, check fees, estimate taxes, reverse-plan an income target, or build a budget.
Set your work profile, billable time, and tax view to calculate rate and earnings instantly.
See what the client pays, what you keep, and what should move into tax planning.
Estimate federal and self-employment tax with a serious finance-first layout.
Turn monthly or yearly targets into required gross income and planning assumptions.
Finish with budget structure, tax reserve, runway, presets, and export-ready planning.
Start with your rate, schedule, and billable assumptions to create a realistic earnings base.
See the difference between what the client pays and what you actually keep before tax.
Estimate federal and self-employment tax using the gross or pre-tax amount from the previous step.
Map imported gross context into goal planning without creating double-tax confusion.
Finish with a structured budget, reserve target, runway snapshot, and final export layer.
Calculations update live as you type for a fast, responsive planning experience.
Tool state and toolkit handoff live in your browser, which keeps repeat usage fast and friction-free.
PDF, image, and summary actions stay available inside the tools for shareable planning output.
Each tool can work on its own, but the toolkit flow is there when you want one guided sequence.
Use the hourly calculator below as a quick starting point, or open its dedicated page when you want the full rate-specific guide and examples.
Explore practical guides to freelance rates, platform fees, taxes, revenue goals, and budgeting.
Build a pricing baseline from your income goal, costs, and realistic billable hours.
See how client payments differ from the amount you retain after platform-related costs.
Plan for quieter months and separate expenses, tax reserves, and savings.
Understand when estimated payments may be needed and how to plan for them.
Work backward from take-home needs to revenue targets and billable capacity.