Financial clarity for freelancers — launching soon

You invoiced $60,000 last year. Do you know what you actually kept?

Between your invoice and your bank account, there's a platform cut, a processing fee, an FX spread, a transfer charge, and sometimes a second conversion you didn't even know about. Freelancers report losing 15–25% of international income to fees they can't see. PayPal alone can take 8% before your money moves. We're building the tool that shows you exactly where every dollar goes and which payment method saves you the most.

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Invoice to US client via PayPal

$5,000
Invoice amount+$5,000
PayPal transaction fee (4.4%)-$220
PayPal FX markup (~3%)-$150
Intermediary bank deduction-$15
Withdrawal fee-$5
Settlement timing loss (3 days)-$22
What you actually kept$4,588 (91.8%)
Same invoice via Wise$4,927 — save $339

One invoice. One breakdown. Ten seconds.

1

Enter your invoice

Amount, currency, client country, and how you get paid; Wise, PayPal, Payoneer, bank wire, or platform payout. Takes ten seconds.

2

See every deduction

Platform fee, processing fee, FX spread, intermediary bank charge, conversion cost, withdrawal fee. Laid out in a single waterfall from invoice to take-home. The number your payment app doesn't show you.

3

Compare and switch

We show you which payment method nets you the most for each client. Switch one US client from PayPal to Wise and you might save $400 a year. Multiply that across all your clients.

Payment companies advertise one fee. They make money again on the exchange rate.

The fee you see isn't the fee you pay

PayPal charges 4.4% on international transactions. Then adds 2–4% on the currency conversion. That's 6.5–8.5% of every invoice gone before your money even moves. The advertised fee is less than half the real cost.

The full stack is worse than you think

Platform cut, processing fee, FX spread, intermediary bank charge, withdrawal fee, settlement timing loss. Freelancers on Reddit report the full chain costs 15–25% on international work. Most never calculate the total.

It compounds and you never see it

3% per invoice doesn't sound like much. Over a year of earning $60K, that's $1,800 gone. With PayPal-heavy flows, it can be $4,000–$9,000. Every year. That's a flight home, a new laptop, or three months of coworking. Lost to fees you never calculated.

You default to what the client knows, not what costs least

59% of freelancers prefer PayPal because clients recognise it. Not because it's cheapest, it's usually the most expensive option by far. You've never compared because nobody showed you the numbers side by side.

Your invoice says one number. Your bank says another. We explain the gap.

True Take-Home Calculator

Input any invoice. See what you actually receive after every deduction; platform cut, processing fee, FX spread, transfer cost, bank charges. The number your payment app doesn't show you. Free. Instant. No signup required.

Payment Method Comparison

PayPal, Wise, Payoneer, Revolut, bank wire, which one nets you the most for this specific client? We compare the total cost of each route and show you the cheapest path to your bank account. Most freelancers have never done this comparison.

Annual Leakage Report

You invoiced $60K last year. How much actually arrived? We total every fee, every spread, every deduction across all your clients and currencies, and show you the real number. Most freelancers have never calculated this. Most are shocked when they do.

Irregular Income Forecast

Your income isn't a salary. It's projects, retainers, and one-offs across currencies and timelines. We forecast your cash flow based on your actual payment patterns, so you can see what next month looks like before it arrives.

Tax Estimate by Jurisdiction

Earning in USD, billing from the UK, living in Portugal? Tax residency, withholding, VAT, double-taxation treaties, the rules depend on where you live, where clients are, and where you work. We give you a first-pass estimate so the year-end bill isn't a surprise.

Multi-Platform Reconciliation

Income from Upwork lands in Payoneer. Direct clients pay via Wise. One client insists on PayPal. Your bank shows a number that doesn't match any of them. We reconcile across platforms and currencies into one clear view of what you earned and what you kept.

If any of this sounds familiar, we built this for you

"I know I'm losing money to fees but I don't know how much."

You get paid from clients in three currencies via two different platforms. The money arrives but it's always less than the invoice. You've never calculated the total gap. Freelancers on Reddit report losing 15–25% of international income. You suspect you're in that range.

"I use PayPal because my clients know it."

It's convenient. It's familiar. It's also taking 4.5% plus another 2–4% on the exchange rate. On a $5,000 invoice, that's $325–$425 gone. Wise might cost you $50 for the same transfer. But you've never compared because nobody showed you the numbers side by side.

"My spreadsheet broke two months ago and I haven't fixed it."

You built a tracker. It had formulas for conversion rates, columns for platform fees, a tab for each client. Then you forgot to log three payments, used the wrong date's rate, and now the numbers don't add up. You want something that just works.

The invisible cost of getting paid across borders

Cross-border freelancing grew 41% between 2020 and 2025. 32% of freelancers expanded to new countries last year. The market is booming but payment platforms are quietly taking 2–25% of every invoice through fees, FX spreads, and conversion costs most freelancers never calculate. Wise shows you the cost per transfer. Payoneer fragments it across pages. PayPal buries it in the exchange rate. Nobody shows you the total annual number. We will.

15–25% reported loss on
international income
8% typical PayPal cost
per international invoice
41% growth in cross-border
freelancing 2020–2025
59% of freelancers default
to PayPal

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