How to Use GigProfit
GigProfit cuts through the noise and shows what actually lands in your pocket. No guesswork. Just enter a few details and you get a real breakdown of fees, taxes, and true profit.
Enter your project details
Type the gross amount the client pays and the hours you will work. Pick the currency you actually bill in. The math happens behind the scenes.
Pick your platform
Upwork takes 10%. Fiverr takes 20%. Direct contracts take nothing. Choose the one that matches the job. GigProfit applies the right fee instantly.
Select your tax system
Choose the country where you pay taxes. We have presets for India GST, Turkey KDV, US self-employment tax, UK VAT, EU VAT MOSS, and more. If your country is not on the list, pick 'None' and add tax yourself.
Add business costs
Software, hardware, co-working rent — it all eats into your profit. Add these in the costs section so you see what you really keep.
Read your results
Press calculate. Your take-home pay, platform fee, tax, and effective hourly rate appear immediately. The breakdown table lists every deduction. If you added costs, you also see profit after expenses.
Compare platforms
Not sure whether to take the job on Upwork or Fiverr? The comparison table shows all three platforms side by side. Pick the one that pays you more per hour.
Send a proposal
Click the proposal button to generate a client-ready summary of your rate, fees, and net income. Copy it or download it as a PDF.
Tips for accuracy
- Enter the gross amount the client pays — not the number you want to keep.
- Count every billable hour, including revisions and calls.
- Update business costs monthly. A subscription you forgot about can make a project unprofitable.
- Compare platforms before you accept work somewhere new.
No signup. No data leaves your device. If you want to keep a record, export the PDF or bookmark the page.