Business Calculators
Estimate freelance rates, loan payments, margins, break-even points, investment returns, commissions, depreciation, cash flow, inventory turnover, invoice fees, and tax-planning scenarios.
Use editable revenue, cost, tax, cash-flow, loan, and pricing assumptions to model common small-business decisions.
These calculators are educational estimates only and are not financial, legal, lending, accounting, or tax advice.
Freelance & Pricing
Loans & Investment
Business Loan Calculator
Estimate monthly payment, total interest, and total repayment for a business loan.
ROI Calculator
Calculate return on investment from gain, cost, and holding period.
IRR Calculator
Estimate internal rate of return from an initial investment and annual cash flows.
Payback Period Calculator
Estimate how long it takes to recover an investment from cash flows.
Profitability
Profit Margin Calculator
Calculate gross profit, margin, and markup from revenue and cost.
Markup Calculator
Calculate selling price, markup, and profit from cost and markup percentage.
Break-Even Calculator
Estimate units and revenue needed to cover fixed and variable costs.
Sales & Operations
Commission Calculator
Estimate commission pay from sales, rate, tiers, and base pay.
Depreciation Calculator
Estimate annual depreciation using straight-line or double-declining balance.
Cash Flow Calculator
Estimate operating cash flow from cash received and cash paid.
Inventory Turnover Calculator
Calculate inventory turnover and days inventory outstanding.
Taxes & Entity Planning
Business Calculator Questions
What can I estimate with business calculators?
You can estimate freelance rates, business loan payments, margins, markup, break-even volume, ROI, IRR, payback, commissions, depreciation, cash flow, inventory turnover, late fees, and rough LLC or S-corp tax planning scenarios.
Are these calculators tax, legal, or accounting advice?
No. They are educational planning tools only. Confirm business, entity, tax, accounting, loan, and pricing decisions with qualified professionals.
Why are tax assumptions editable?
Business taxes vary by year, state, entity election, payroll setup, deductions, reasonable compensation, credits, and owner facts, so editable assumptions are safer than fixed one-size-fits-all numbers.
Which calculators should freelancers start with?
Start with the freelance hourly rate, profit margin, break-even, invoice late fee, cash flow, and LLC tax calculators.