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Price your work.
Understand your margins.

Eleven practical tools for pricing, freelance capacity and customer economics. Work through a decision before it becomes an expense.

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Business Calculators

11 calculators

Pricing

Profit Margin & Markup Calculator

Calculate margin and markup, or find the selling price needed for your target percentage.

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Planning

Break-Even & Contribution Margin Calculator

Estimate how many whole units cover fixed costs at a chosen price.

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Freelance

Freelance Hourly Rate Calculator

Translate an annual revenue requirement into an hourly billing floor.

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Freelance

Billable Hours & Utilization Calculator

Check the billable workload needed to reach a revenue target.

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Pricing

Discount Impact on Margin Calculator

See how a discount changes unit profit and the sales volume needed to offset it.

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Marketing

ROAS & Break-Even ROAS Calculator

Compare ad revenue with ad spend and your pre-ad contribution margin.

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Marketing

Customer Acquisition Cost Calculator

Calculate blended CAC with marketing and sales costs from one consistent cohort.

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Marketing

Simple Customer Lifetime Value Calculator

Model gross contribution over a customer lifetime from explicit purchase assumptions.

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Pricing

Payment Fee & Reverse Fee Calculator

Calculate net receipts and the gross charge needed for a chosen net amount.

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Pricing

Stripe Fee Calculator — US

Estimate standard US online card fees, net receipts and the charge needed for a target net.

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Pricing

Etsy Fee & Profit Calculator — US

Estimate one US Etsy order after platform fees, shipping and your own costs.

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Each tool has a worked example, explicit assumptions and related reading. Results change with your inputs; the page explains what the model leaves out.

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