FreelanXTools
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Freelancer take-homeLive
Pick a payment and see what arrives, before any tax.
Client found on FreelanX · 5%$475
Your own client · 1%$495
The company pays $525: the $500 payment plus its own 5%.
Client found on FreelanX · 5%$1,900
Your own client · 1%$1,980
The company pays $2,100: the $2,000 payment plus its own 5%.
Client found on FreelanX · 5%$4,750
Your own client · 1%$4,950
The company pays $5,250: the $5,000 payment plus its own 5%.
Employer cost estimatorSalary to monthly employer cost, by country, with the FreelanX EOR fee.Open the estimator
Freelance, EOR or own entityThe three ways to hire abroad, compared line by line.Compare in the guide
Misclassification checkThe signals that make a contractor look like an employee.Check the signals
Notice periods by countryNotice and termination rules, with their legal source.In the country guides
Public holidaysHolidays and leave rules, country by country.In the country guides
How the tools work
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What each calculation includes, where its figures come from, and what it does not replace.
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How the take-home is calculated
The freelancer receives the payment minus the FreelanX fee: 5% when the client was found on FreelanX, 1% when the freelancer brought the client. The company pays its own 5% on top. Tax is not included: it depends on the freelancer’s country.
Payment of $2,000, client found on FreelanXThe freelancer receives $1,900
Payment of $2,000, own clientThe freelancer receives $1,980
Company sideThe company pays $2,100
Example amounts, before any tax.
How the employer cost is calculated
Gross salary plus employer contributions, both at cost, plus the FreelanX EOR fee: $499 per employee per month billed yearly, or $549 billed monthly. A deposit of one month of salary applies to each employee.
Where the figures come from
Contribution rates, notice periods and holidays come from our country guides. Each figure carries its legal source and the month it was last checked.
What the tools do not do
They do not replace a quote: a proposal gives the exact amounts
They do not give tax advice
They are general information, not legal advice
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