For freelancers & solo creators

Stop guessing about money.
Get paid, keep enough for tax, charge what you're worth.

Freelance Finance OS is four plain-spoken spreadsheets that answer the questions every freelancer loses sleep over — no accounting software, no monthly fee, set up in 10 minutes.

Get the bundle — $5

One-time payment. Excel & Google Sheets. Yours forever, free updates.  ·  Launch code LAUNCH30 = 30% off for the first 25 buyers.

Four tools, four answers

Most template shops sell you one more invoice log. This is a decision toolkit.

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1 · Income & Invoice Tracker

Log an invoice in seconds with client and status dropdowns. The dashboard does the rest.

KEEP THE RIGHT AMOUNT

2 · Expense & Tax Buffer Tracker

Built for lumpy freelance income, not a steady paycheck.

CHARGE ENOUGH

3 · Freelance Rate Calculator

Work backwards from the life you want to the rate you must charge.

NO APRIL PANIC

4 · Quarterly Tax Estimator

Know what to send in at every estimated-tax deadline — while there's still time to save it.

Why this instead of a free invoice template?

Because paperwork isn't the hard part — the decisions are. Almost nobody hands you the tax-set-aside math and the "am I charging enough?" math in the same place. That's the whole point of this bundle, and both tools actually calculate — no broken formulas, no manual re-adding.

What you get

Questions

Do I need Excel?
No. Upload to Google Drive and open as a Google Sheet, or use free LibreOffice. Excel 2010+ works too.
Is this complicated to set up?
No — yellow cells are yours to fill, everything else calculates itself. Example rows show the format. Most people are running in under 10 minutes.
Is the tax buffer tax advice?
No. It's a saving discipline that helps you set money aside consistently. Confirm your actual rate with your accountant.

Get paid. Keep the right amount. Charge what you're worth.

Get Freelance Finance OS — $5

Digital download. Because it's an instant-access digital product, all sales are final. The tax buffer is a saving tool, not tax or financial advice.