Handyman Rate Calculator
Set your hourly rate based on monthly expenses, billable hours, and target margin.
Truck, insurance, tools, gas, phone, marketing.
What you want to pay yourself.
Realistic hours you can charge — not 40/week.
20–30% is typical.
Example numbers for a 1–2 person shop. Edit any field to make it yours — it saves on this device.
Why your gut rate is usually too low.
Bill the hours you actually sell
Pay yourself before profit
Margin is the buffer
Protect the short job
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