Which clients are worth your hours?
Upload your billing or hours log and see your best clients, real hourly rate and feast-famine cycles in seconds. Free freelancer analyzer — no formulas, no signup.
Signs you need this
- Feast or famine surprises you yearly — the monthly pattern reveals the cycle to plan against.
- Bad-fit clients eat 80% of time for 20% of money — client ranking forces keep/fire calls.
- You don't know your real hourly rate — revenue-per-client math ends pricing doubt.
- Unbilled hours leak silently — logged-vs-billed totals make the leak visible.
- Late payers wreck your months — payment-timing ranking targets follow-ups.
- Raising rates feels unjustifiable — the rate math turns +10% into concrete $/year.
How it works
- Upload your client billing, hours log or proposal sheet (CSV, XLSX or XLS).
- Get the truth — client ranking, hourly rate, channel mix, monthly trend.
- Price with proof — fire losers, raise rates, print the page before big decisions.
What you will discover
| Question | Answer you get | Decision it unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| Who pays best? | Client + project ranking | Keep, fire, reprice |
| What is my real rate? | Revenue per hour math | Confident rate rises |
| Where do good clients come from? | Source ranking | Double down on referrals |
| Am I growing? | Trend + pipeline pattern | Hire, niche down, rest |
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free for freelancers?
Yes — analysis is 100% free with no signup, and your client data never leaves your device.
Which files can I upload?
Client billing, hours logs, proposal pipelines and expense sheets in CSV, XLSX or XLS.
Does it compute my hourly rate?
Yes — with an hours column it shows revenue per hour per client and project.
Do I need spreadsheet skills?
No. Upload as-is; the tool detects everything and writes plain-language insights.
How do I attract better clients?
A high-converting landing page positions you above price competition — see the option above.
Meet your real hourly rate today
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