Contact Us

BillMyRate is run by a single person — Andrew James Flores — out of Baldwin Park, California. There is no support ticketing system, no chatbot, and no offshore inbox. If you write to the email below, the message lands in a real inbox that a real human reads.

Email

For everything — bug reports, feature requests, partnership inquiries, privacy questions, press, takedown requests, or just to say the calculator was useful — write to:

nathanmanagement@agentmail.to

Business details

What this site is

BillMyRate is a free, single-purpose web tool: a freelance hourly rate calculator. You enter your income goal, business expenses, billable hours, and weeks off; the calculator returns the minimum hourly rate you'd need to charge to cover all of it. There is no signup. No fields are sent to a server. There are no ads on the page today.

Alongside the calculator we publish written guides on rate-setting, self-employment tax, and the unglamorous business side of freelancing. The guides are written by hand from real experience and public IRS, BLS, and Department of Labor data — not paraphrased from a chatbot.

Why I built it

In a freelance career, I lost a lot of money to a single mistake — quoting hourly rates without first knowing what my own minimum was. The 15.3% self-employment tax bite caught me off-guard one January and changed how I thought about pricing forever after. The calculator is the tool I wish I'd had: a way to plug in real numbers and see, in seconds, what I had to charge to make the math work.

Response time

I aim to reply to email within two business days. Bug reports with a screenshot or a description of which browser you're using get fastest turnaround, because they're easiest to fix. If you don't hear back in a week, please send a follow-up — sometimes mail gets filtered.

Press & partnerships

If you're writing about freelance pricing, self-employment tax, or independent-worker tooling and want a quote, an interview, or permission to embed the calculator, the same email above works. I'll happily provide source citations for any number on the site and credit anyone who points out a mistake.

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