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Financial Goals
Your target take-home pay after taxes and expenses.
Software, hardware, office, marketing, etc.
Average percentage of income you pay in taxes.
Working Hours
Weeks per year you won't be working (vacation, sick, holidays).
Standard total working hours per week.
Percentage of time spent on paid client work vs. admin.
Ideal Hourly Rate
$90Based on your goals, you should charge at least this amount per hour.
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Cite as: Mathify. (2026). Freelancer-Stundensatz-Rechner. https://mathify.one/de/business/freelance-rate
Use Cases
Set your freelance pricing
Determine a baseline hourly rate that covers your salary, expenses, and taxes, so you can quote confidently.
Example: If you want $80,000 salary, $10,000 expenses, 25% tax, 4 weeks vacation, 40 hrs/week, 80% billable, your rate is about $68/hr.
Evaluate a project or retainer
Use the rate to check if a project fee or monthly retainer aligns with your income goals.
Example: A 10-hour project should be priced at 10 × your calculated rate.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How does the freelance rate calculator work?
- It adds your desired annual salary and business expenses, then adjusts for your tax rate to find the gross income needed. It divides this by your billable hours (hours per week × weeks worked × billable percentage) to give your hourly rate.
- What is billable percentage and why does it matter?
- Billable percentage is the portion of your working hours you can charge clients. Not all hours are billable (admin, marketing, etc.). A lower percentage means fewer billable hours, so you need a higher hourly rate to meet your income goal.
- Should I include vacation weeks in the calculation?
- Yes. Vacation weeks reduce the number of weeks you work per year, which lowers your total billable hours. Including them ensures your rate covers your income needs even with time off.
Tips & Common Mistakes
Tips
- Be realistic about your billable percentage – many freelancers bill 60-80% of their working hours.
- Include all business expenses, such as software, insurance, and marketing, in the expenses field.
- Consider your tax rate based on your location and income bracket – it can significantly affect your rate.
- Revisit your rate annually or when your expenses, salary goals, or work hours change.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Forgetting to include taxes in the calculation, leading to a rate that doesn't cover your tax liability.
- Overestimating billable hours by ignoring non-billable tasks like admin and marketing.
- Not accounting for vacation or time off, which reduces your actual working weeks.
Last updated: August 13, 2026