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Freelance Rate Calculator

Annual model: (income+expenses)/(1−tax)/(1−profit)/annual billable hours. Weekly model: (income+expenses)/(1−tax)/((52−weeks off)×weekly billable hours), with no additional profit margin. Overhead is reported separately as billable hours×share/(1−share), never used to inflate the weekly hourly rate. Flat scenario math, not tax advice or market rates. Personas are editable illustrative examples in your chosen currency. Results use floating-point arithmetic; verify inputs and units.

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Editable persona scenarios

Editable numerical examples, not salary, tax or market benchmarks; change every value after applying.

Inputs and settings

Processed in this tab without uploading or storing inputs. Each text field is limited to 32 KiB and complete output to 1 MiB; additional format and model limits apply.

Results

Review the settings and run. Editing inputs clears old results.

Processing model and limits

Annual model: (income+expenses)/(1−tax)/(1−profit)/annual billable hours. Weekly model: (income+expenses)/(1−tax)/((52−weeks off)×weekly billable hours), with no additional profit margin. Overhead is reported separately as billable hours×share/(1−share), never used to inflate the weekly hourly rate. Flat scenario math, not tax advice or market rates. Personas are editable illustrative examples in your chosen currency.

Data and model checked: OpenStax College Algebra ↗Source tool controls ↗

How to use this tool

Load the example, confirm field units and processing rules, then run locally. Editing any input clears the old result. Copy or download the complete output explicitly.

When not to use it

Annual model: (income+expenses)/(1−tax)/(1−profit)/annual billable hours. Weekly model: (income+expenses)/(1−tax)/((52−weeks off)×weekly billable hours), with no additional profit margin. Overhead is reported separately as billable hours×share/(1−share), never used to inflate the weekly hourly rate. Flat scenario math, not tax advice or market rates. Personas are editable illustrative examples in your chosen currency.