Free tools
The math, before the software.
Working calculators for pricing, capacity, and margin. Free, no sign-up, and computed from your inputs alone. No industry averages are baked into any of them.
Six tools. Zero sign-ups.
- Hourly rateWhat an hour has to earn
- Job pricingWhat the job should quote at
- Break-evenWhere losses stop
- Profit and lossWhere the month actually went
- CommissionWhat the plan really costs
- The switching mathWhat the bill stops costing
The library
Run the numbers before the work is sold.
Hourly rate
Your honest rate from real expenses, billable capacity, and the margin you need.
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Job pricing
Materials, labor, equipment, overhead, and profit: the quote built from cost, not vibes.
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Break-even
The jobs and revenue that cover your costs: the floor the whole business runs above.
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Profit and loss
Revenue, direct costs, and overhead into gross, operating, and net margin.
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Commission
What a commission plan pays, on revenue, and on the margin that actually protects the shop.
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The switching math
Your current software spend beside the posted Thorbis bill. Savings on software, computed. Revenue lift, refused.
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The policy
Your inputs. Your arithmetic. Nothing planted.
None of these tools carries a hidden uplift constant, an “industry average,” or a benchmark we cannot source. The one calculator we deliberately did not build is a pricing-benchmarks table: unsourced market numbers do not print on this site, in a tool or anywhere else.
Beyond the math
Working guides, statistics not included.
Local-search guides written the same way the calculators are built: the procedure in full, and no number we cannot source.
After the math
From tool to workflow.
The number
A calculator’s output is a decision aid, not a decision. It becomes real when a person owns it: the rate, the floor, the plan.
The book
The hourly rate becomes the price book. The job quote becomes an estimate template. Numbers that live in a spreadsheet die on the way to the truck.
The record
Then the week gets read against the math: what closed, what it cost, whether the floor held. The tool starts the loop. The record keeps it honest.
Start
The record makes it stick.
A rate, a floor, a plan. Computed here, kept on the record: one price book, every estimate from it, and the week read against the math.
Coming from a suite? We’ll extract your records.
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