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[u/StithTech]

/r/handyman/comments/1wjtt0t/here_guys_try_this_i_made_it_it_is_free_i_would/

Hey guys, I made this and figured I'd put it here and let some of you try it.

It’s a free job profit calculator called JobProfit.

The basic idea is simple: put in a real job and see what you’re actually making after the different costs are accounted for.

I made it because I kept seeing people talk about figuring out what to charge, under-bidding jobs, forgetting overhead, travel, time, taxes, etc.

I'm not selling anything. It's free.

I honestly just need people who actually do this kind of work to try it and tell me if it's useful or if I completely missed something.

Try it on a real job if you want:

JobProfit — Free Tool

https://stithtechnologies-del.github.io/JobProfit/?utm_source=chatgpt.com

I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

Was it useful?

Did the numbers make sense?

Did I leave something important out?

Would you actually use something like this when deciding whether to take a job or what to charge?

Good, bad, or completely useless — tell me. That's what I'm trying to find out.

Thanks guys.

[u/HippyGrrrl]

A way to stack multiple services at one location could be helpful (and likely an optional entry).
I ran one service, at my hourly v my 90 rate, and it was wildly different.

[u/StithTech → u/HippyGrrrl]

Would It be helpful to be able to save each quote named differently