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Build an estimate around the work, materials and time you can actually deliver. Calculate the price, state your assumptions, and separate optional work from the base job.
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Profit margin and markup calculator
Calculate your selling price from direct cost and a target margin or markup. See why the two percentages give different prices.
Open calculator ↗02Freelance hourly rate calculator
Calculate a starting hourly rate from business income, costs, reserves and realistic billable time. See the annual revenue your rate must cover.
Open calculator ↗03Discount calculator for estimates
Calculate a percentage discount, the saving and the final amount for one or more units. Check the effect before sending an estimate.
Open calculator ↗04Sales tax calculator: before and after tax
Calculate sales tax from a combined rate you enter. See the subtotal, tax amount and total for your estimate.
Open calculator ↗Create a contractor estimate online
Draft and preview free. A clean estimate PDF costs €0.99 EUR, once. No subscription. Your estimate can use your local currency; the download is charged in euros.
Create an estimate ↗Practical pricing guides
Make an estimate clear before the job changes
Build an itemized estimate around scope, assumptions and exclusions, then document the price and schedule of additional work.
Read the guide ↗Set an hourly planning rate using billable capacity
Calculate the revenue your billable hours need to support, test a quieter year and apply the result to a fixed-price estimate.
Read the guide ↗Margin and markup in an estimate: use the right denominator
Compare markup with margin, find a selling price for a target margin and see why a small discount can cut the contribution sharply.
Read the guide ↗Discount & profit
A 10% discount can cut your contribution by 50%. Compare the same job or product with and without a discount, then decide whether the extra volume is realistic.
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