Price with margin
Use margin, markup, fee, and tax calculators before you quote a job or list a product.
Small business tools
Price jobs, check margins, estimate pay, and make everyday business decisions with private browser tools that keep formulas and assumptions visible.
Built for owners, freelancers, solo operators, bookkeepers, and side-hustle sellers. Inputs stay local unless a tool clearly says otherwise.
Decision support
Use margin, markup, fee, and tax calculators before you quote a job or list a product.
Create invoices, estimate late fees, and convert pay/time assumptions before sending paperwork.
Compare loans, payoff timelines, emergency funds, and business-day timing without a spreadsheet.
Tool cluster
Calculate profit, margin, markup, and target selling prices from cost and revenue.
Estimate a sustainable freelance hourly rate from income goals, expenses, taxes, and billable hours.
Create a simple invoice and download as PDF.
Estimate a simple or monthly-compounded late fee from invoice balance, rate, and overdue time.
Estimate federal self-employment tax and a quarterly planning amount for 1099 income.
Estimate PayPal or Stripe fees, net proceeds, or the amount to charge.
Estimate take-home pay with real state tax rules.
Convert annual salary to hourly, weekly, biweekly, and monthly equivalents.
Calculate work hours, lunch deductions, overtime, and estimated gross pay.
Count weekdays between two dates with an optional number of excluded holidays.
Compare monthly payment, total interest, and total cost for two fixed-rate loans.
Estimate credit-card payoff time and interest from balance, APR, and monthly payment.
Add or remove sales tax or VAT using an editable rate.
Trust model
These hubs group existing tools around real decisions. The calculators keep assumptions visible, link to related tools, and leave room for future AdSense or sponsor modules without putting ads inside formulas or results.
FAQ
Most tools run locally in your browser and do not require an account. Always verify tax, legal, and accounting decisions with a qualified professional.
Yes, for planning and estimates. Review the assumptions, formulas, and local requirements before relying on a final quote.
No. Commercial relationships should not alter formulas, assumptions, or results. Ads are not currently visible on this hub.