Do you know your real hourly rate?

You charge $150/hour. After expenses, how much do you actually keep? This calculator reveals the truth. Warning: it might shock you.

5
minutes
3
scenarios
100%
free

What you'll discover

Your NET hourly rate after expenses

The real number. Not the one you tell yourself.

3 simulation scenarios

Current, optimistic, ambitious. See which lever to activate.

Objective arguments to raise your prices

Numbers to convince yourself. And your prospects.

Discover your real profitability

Perrine Le Calve
Precision +++. Personalized recommendations are a real advantage!
Perrine Le CalveProfessional coach
  • Real revenue calculation
  • Expense analysis
  • Net margin rate
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Your Profitability

Revenue
4 200 €
/ month
Net income
2 940 €
after expenses
Breakdown
Revenue
Expenses
Margin
70%
Net margin rate

How does it work?

5 minutes for the truth

1

Enter your numbers

Rates, sessions, fixed and variable expenses.

2

Discover your real rate

Your net hourly rate after expenses. Often 50% less than expected.

3

Simulate scenarios

Rate increase? More clients? See the impact immediately.

What they say

Perrine Le Calve
Precision +++. Personalized recommendations are a real advantage!
Perrine Le CalveProfessional coach
Isabelle Picut
The profitability calculator was very useful to me. I finally understood where my money was going.
Isabelle PicutProfessional coach

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything about the Profitability Calculator

Because most coaches set their rates by feel and don't know their real profitability. This calculator reveals the truth: your net hourly rate after all expenses. Often a shock.

You enter your hourly rate, number of sessions, and expenses (rent, insurance, training, tools). The calculator shows your projected NET revenue. Then you simulate scenarios.

Everything: office rent, insurance, supervision, training, tools, travel. The goal is to see the REAL picture, not a flattering version.

3 scenarios: current, optimistic, ambitious. You see the impact of a rate increase, one additional client per week, reduced expenses. You know exactly which lever to pull.

Absolutely. The numbers are objective. If your net rate is $45 for $150 billed, you have concrete arguments to increase your prices. It's not ego, it's math.

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