RateClarity
Free rate & pricing calculators for freelancers
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Free calculators for freelance hourly rates, project fees, retainers, and profitability. Enter your numbers, see the math, and use the result to plan. No account required.
RateClarity is a small set of practical tools for freelancers, consultants, and service businesses. The calculators are free, they run in your browser, and they do not require an account. Results are planning estimates based on the figures you enter — not a promise about what the market will pay. Start with the tools people use to set a rate, quote a project, or check whether the work still pays. Turn take-home income, expenses, and billable hours into a clear hourly rate. Turn hourly rate, project hours, and risk into a fixed project price. Turn hourly rate, included hours, and expenses into a monthly retainer fee. Compare your quoted hourly rate with the hours you actually work. Turn…from rateclarity.net
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