$80,000 income plus $8,000 costs
With a 10% contingency, 220 working days, and 6 billable hours a day, required revenue is $96,800. The baseline is about $73.33 per hour or $440 per day.
Estimate the revenue your business needs and turn realistic billable capacity into baseline and buffered hourly and day rates.
With a 10% contingency, 220 working days, and 6 billable hours a day, required revenue is $96,800. The baseline is about $73.33 per hour or $440 per day.
Sales, admin, learning, leave, and project gaps reduce invoiceable capacity. Use assumptions you can defend, then compare the 10% and 20% pricing scenarios.
Your income goal, expenses, and capacity stay on this page. If you choose a rate for an invoice, only the selected rate, unit, currency, and a generic service description are transferred for review.
No. It is a planning floor based on your inputs, not a prediction of what clients will pay.
Independent calculation prevents display rounding in one rate from distorting the other.
No. Those private planning inputs are deliberately excluded from the editor handoff.
No. Review taxes, insurance, pension, benefits, utilization, and local obligations with an appropriate adviser.