Free tools you can use right now
No account, no email, nothing saved on our side. Build a quote or an invoice and print it, or work out what you should be charging. Every one of these runs inside your browser, which is also why we can leave them free.
Six things owners ask us for most often, built as pages you can bookmark. They are deliberately simple. When one job turns into forty a month, that is when software starts to be worth paying for.
Quote generator
Line items, tax, a deposit line, and a clean page you can print or save as a PDF.
Invoice generator
The same builder with an invoice number, a due date and how you want to be paid.
Hourly rate calculator
What you have to charge an hour to cover your pay, your overhead and some profit.
Markup and margin calculator
Turn cost into price, and see the margin you actually kept. They are not the same number.
Sales tax calculator
Add tax to a price, or work backwards from a total that already includes it.
Square footage calculator
Add up the areas, add the waste factor, and see what the material will cost.
About these tools
Short answers, since there is not much to explain.
Are they really free?
Yes, and there is no account to make. We build them because owners search for exactly these things, and because a person who gets something useful from us today is more likely to try the product later.
Where does my information go?
Nowhere. Everything you type stays in your browser and disappears when you close the tab. There is no upload, no database and no copy on our side. If you allow analytics, we count that a tool was used or printed, never what was in it.
Can I use the output with a customer?
Yes. Print it or save it as a PDF and send it however you like. Check the numbers before it goes out, because the tool does the arithmetic and you own the result.
What do they not do?
They do not remember your clients, chase the payment, or tell you what is still unpaid. That is what Foldrule does, and it is the honest reason these pages exist.
When one quote turns into forty a month.
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