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Billable Hours Calculator

Calculate your billable value and earnings based on hourly rate and time worked

Calculate Billable Hours & Value

$

Your hourly billing rate

Hours that can be charged to clients

Administrative, training, or other non-billable work

Calculate earnings over different time periods

Billable Hours Results

Total Earnings

Billable Value:$0
Billable Hours:0 hrs
Hourly Rate:$0/hr

Work Analysis

Formula: Billable Value = Billable Rate × Billable Hours

Calculation: $0 × 0 hours = $0

Billable Hours Best Practices

What to Include

  • • Client meetings and consultations
  • • Project work and deliverables
  • • Research directly related to client projects
  • • Communication about project matters
  • • Travel time to client locations (if agreed)

What to Exclude

  • • Administrative tasks
  • • Marketing and business development
  • • Professional development/training
  • • Internal team meetings
  • • Lunch breaks and personal time
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Common Hourly Rates

Consultant

Rate: $75-150/hour

40 hours: $3,000-6,000

Usage: Strategy, management consulting

Developer

Rate: $50-120/hour

40 hours: $2,000-4,800

Usage: Web/app development

Legal Services

Rate: $200-500/hour

10 hours: $2,000-5,000

Usage: Legal consultation, contracts

Utilization Rate Guide

75%+ Excellent

High efficiency, strong client focus

60-75% Good

Balanced workload with growth time

40-60% Fair

Room for optimization

<40% Low

Focus on client acquisition

Understanding Billable Hours

What Are Billable Hours?

Billable hours represent the time you spend working directly on client projects or services that can be charged to the client. This excludes administrative tasks, training, or other non-client activities.

Why Track Billable Hours?

  • Accurately bill clients for services rendered
  • Monitor productivity and efficiency
  • Calculate total earnings and project profitability
  • Plan capacity and resource allocation

Calculation Formula

Billable Value = Billable Rate × Billable Hours

Example: $75/hour × 40 hours = $3,000

Time Tracking Tips

  • Track time in real-time, not retrospectively
  • Use time tracking software for accuracy
  • Round to appropriate increments (6 or 15 minutes)
  • Document activities for transparency
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