Home & cleaning
Cleaning, repair, painting, and property work.
Browse tools →Build a price from your own labor, job costs, fees, and profit goal. See the math before you send a quote.
A simple example, not a market rate.
$70 ÷ (1 − 30%) = $100. Edit every assumption in the full calculator.
Use the full calculator →Cleaning, repair, painting, and property work.
Browse tools →Mowing, maintenance, washing, and landscaping.
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Browse tools →Design, writing, photography, and monthly digital work.
Browse tools →Food, events, bookkeeping, and support services.
Browse tools →Include delivery time, nonbillable time, other people, and job costs.
Choose a margin and enter fees that are charged on the quote.
See cost coverage, the exact minimum, and a rounded suggestion.
Build a quote from the work you will actually perform, the costs you will incur, and the operating profit you want from the job.
Margin measures profit as a share of the selling price. Markup measures profit as a share of cost.
The hour a customer sees is often only part of the time a job occupies. Count work that enables the deliverable.
Quotes use a transparent, cost-based formula. External wage data is never presented as a market quote.