Hourly rate calculator
Free to use.

Your income is grossed up for tax, business costs are added on top, and the total is divided by the hours you invoice: working weeks times weekly hours times your billable share, minus unbilled revisions.

Sales, admin and learning take hours nobody pays for directly. The hours you invoice have to cover them, so a lower billable share means a higher rate.

Client work you redo without invoicing it, such as extra rounds or changes after unclear feedback. Enter your own estimate and the calculator shows what those hours are worth at your rate.

It is the hourly rate times the length of your working day, which is your weekly hours divided by the days you work each week.

No. The calculation runs in your browser and there is no account or database behind it. Your numbers are kept in the page link, so anyone you send it to sees the same result.