Billable Hours Calculator
Estimate realistic annual billable capacity after leave, admin, and sales work.
Annual billable hours
Based on the values entered
Estimate realistic annual billable capacity after leave, admin, and sales work.
Annual billable hours
Based on the values entered
How to use it
Not every working hour is billable. Plan capacity around the time your business actually needs.
Use realistic values from your own work and records.
Read the supporting breakdown, not only the headline.
Test a conservative and an optimistic scenario.
Methodology
Working weeks and weekly hours establish scheduled capacity. Optional weekday public holidays are removed before the billable utilization percentage is applied.
Practical example
At 40 hours a week, five weeks off, and 65% billable utilization, scheduled capacity becomes a smaller and more realistic billable-hours target.
Formula
Use tracked history when possible. Avoid counting leave and holidays twice.
Common mistakes
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Learn the context
Understand billable hours, non-billable work, utilization, annual capacity, and how these numbers affect freelance income and pricing.
A step-by-step method for turning income goals, expenses, tax planning, vacation time, and billable hours into a practical freelance hourly rate.
Common questions
Yes. It is free to use, requires no account, and your entries stay in your browser.
The result is a planning estimate based on the values you provide. Taxes, local rules, and individual circumstances can change the real outcome.
No. This calculator runs in your browser and does not send your entries to a server.
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