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Calculate what you actually keep, compare platforms, know your deadlines — then bring it all together in one dashboard.
Pick one. Your first calculator comes up, and your tools move to the top of each step.
Your real numbers after fees, currency conversion, and vehicle costs
With platform versions
Gross → real net after ALL platform fees, commissions, and processing costs.
Vehicle cost deductions by country — IRS, HMRC, ATO approved rates or actual expenses.
See exactly when each platform's earnings land in your bank — 28+ platforms including YouTube, TikTok, Patreon, Upwork, and Uber.
By platform
See how your platform's fees compare with other major platforms
Know your deadlines and the true cost of going without benefits
With platform versions
What it costs to self-fund the benefits employees get automatically — health insurance, pension, sick pay, liability cover.
By platform & country
One dashboard replaces six calculators and a spreadsheet
All your platforms in one dashboard. Import payout CSVs from 145+ platforms, convert every currency to your home currency, and see gross income, platform fees and real net earnings, per platform and in total.
Explore Income TrackerThen choose your focus
Smooth irregular income into stable monthly equivalents, and produce a Statement of Earnings that can be checked against its reference.
Real-time tax estimates that update as you earn. Country-specific deadline alerts, filing readiness checklists, and AI-powered deduction discovery.
AI analyses your data and tells you exactly where money is being left on the table
YouTubers, TikTokers, Twitch streamers, podcasters and newsletter writers, paid through ads, memberships and sponsorships.
Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal and Guru freelancers working out their real hourly rate after fees.
Uber, Lyft, Bolt, InDrive, DoorDash and Instacart drivers, for whom mileage is the biggest deduction.
Etsy, Amazon, eBay and Shopify sellers checking margins after marketplace and payment fees.
Fee structures differ enough between platforms that one blended estimate across all of them is usually wrong. Put each platform through Take-Home Pay on its own.
Earned is not the same as received. The Payout Calendar shows when each platform pays out, before that money is counted on.
A fee comparison means more against your own take-home than against a headline rate.
A new platform, a new tax year or a new country changes the answer. Take-Home Pay and the Payout Calendar are the pair most earners return to.