Freelancing without borders
Work out your rate, price the project, send the invoice and set aside the tax. Free tools in 9 languages. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
Work out your rate, price the project, send the invoice and set aside the tax. Free tools in 9 languages. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
RateLark is a set of free calculators for freelancers and independent contractors. Work out the hourly rate you need, price a fixed project, create an invoice, compare a retainer with hourly billing, add a late fee to an unpaid invoice, set fair prices for clients in other countries, and estimate how much tax to set aside in the US, UK, Canada or Australia. Every tool runs in your browser, so nothing you type is uploaded, and there is no account to create.
Work out the minimum hourly rate you need from your take-home pay, tax, expenses and time off. Free, private, no sign-up.
Example$73.19 / hrPrice your workPrice a project with a buffer, costs and a deposit, and see what the quote really pays you per hour. Free, no sign-up.
Example$3,450 totalGet paidCreate an invoice with line items and tax, then print or save it as a PDF. Nothing you type is uploaded.
Example$1,728 duePrice your workEnter a cost plus a markup, margin or price to see all three side by side, with the difference explained.
Example33.3% marginPrice your workCompare a monthly retainer with hourly billing and see the break-even hours and what changes if usage changes.
Example+$750 / monthGet paidAdd interest and a flat fee to an overdue invoice and see the total you can ask for.
Example$2,524.66 owedTax & moneyEstimate the tax and social contributions on your freelance profit, and how much to set aside each quarter.
Example$22,289 to set asideSell globallyEnter your US price and see a fair price for each country, based on what money buys there.
Example$29 → ₹1,099 in IndiaOpen a tool and the answer is already on screen. No account, no email, no card.
Every calculation runs in your browser. What you type is never uploaded.
Nine languages, 19 currencies and tax rules for the US, UK, Canada and Australia.