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Freelance Rate & Quote Lab
Work out a sustainable hourly rate from take-home goals, then turn scope into a clean one-page quote you can print or save. Built for freelancers — especially NZ, but works in AUD or USD too.
Everything runs in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or stored on a server.
Rate calculator
Start from desired take-home or a target hourly. Adjust billable time, overhead, and tax set-aside. Results update live.
What you want in your pocket after tax/set-aside (rough).
What you want to charge per billable hour.
Not total hours — only billable.
Leave room for leave & admin.
Tools, software, insurance, etc.
Rough NZ-ish default — not advice.
Quote / proposal one-pager
Fill in the fields. Preview updates live. Print or download HTML for the client — no PDF library required.
Preview
Pricing guides
Free articles that pair with this calculator — no fluff, no fake income claims.
Rate calculator guide
How to use the tool and what the numbers mean.
How to price freelance work
Floor rates, packages, and models.
Day rate NZ
NZD examples and GST set-aside reminders.
Quote template
What to include before you hit send.
Hourly vs project
When each model fits.
Pricing mistakes
Common proposal traps to avoid.
Want prompts + a 7-day sprint?
This Rate & Quote Lab is free and standalone. If you want the Engine 1 kit — prompt packs, a simple 7-day freelance sprint, and copy-ready outreach templates — that’s a separate paid product. No pressure; use this lab on its own if that’s all you need.
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Optional tools some freelancers use. Links are placeholders only — replace with your own affiliate URLs. We don’t endorse income outcomes.
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Copy.ai
AI writing assistant for drafts and outreach. Use critically; edit everything.
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Custom GPT / ChatGPT
Custom assistants for repeatable freelance workflows.
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Mavic
Placeholder affiliate slot for a tool you choose later.
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