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Hurdlr is built around the drive: miles, expenses, a US tax estimate. If your income also comes from YouTube, Etsy, Upwork or Airbnb, you need a layer that understands all of it.
Built for a different job
"Every mile counted. The income column stays blank."
Automated, Unified, Clear
"Gross rebuilt from net, fee by fee, across every app you drive or deliver for."
If you drive full time and your single biggest tax lever is mileage, stay with Hurdlr. Automatic GPS trip capture running quietly in the background is a real capability we do not have, and no amount of income consolidation makes up for manually reconstructing thousands of miles at year end. For a US driver or courier whose income is essentially one platform and one currency, Hurdlr is the better-fitting tool.
| Feature | PlatformTaxHub | Hurdlr | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Multi-platform income across gig, creator, freelance, marketplace and property earnings. | Mileage and expense tracking for gig work, with a tax estimate layered on. | Depends on user |
| Mileage tracking | Mileage deduction calculator by country and platform, entered rather than auto-logged. | Automatic GPS mileage capture in the background. | Hurdlr |
| Platform fee visibility | Fees separated per platform so gross and net are both visible. | Payouts recorded as received; fees are not broken out per platform. | PlatformTaxHub |
| Multi-currency | Converts multi-currency earnings to a home currency. | Built primarily around single-currency US earnings. | PlatformTaxHub |
| Country coverage | Country-specific allowances and deadlines across supported countries. | Focused on US federal and state tax. | PlatformTaxHub |
| Best fit | Earners with several income streams, especially across borders. | Full-time drivers and couriers in the US. | Depends on user |
Independent research on how self-employed and platform earners actually manage their money.
of independent workers were not setting aside money each month for tax, and 49% were not making quarterly estimated payments.
Independent Economy Council survey of 1,000 independent workers, 2022were concerned they would end up owing more tax than they expected.
Independent Economy Council survey of 1,000 independent workers, 2022more, on average, is earned by creators running three or more revenue streams compared with those running one.
ShortsIntel, reported by SaaSUltraJoin thousands of platform earners who have moved away from gig economy app.
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