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Free Billable Hours Calculator

Track billable hours for your team. Enter daily hours, set hourly rates, and calculate total revenue in seconds.

Billable time calculator

Daily hours for up to 10 people

Hourly billing

Rate × approved client hours

Team revenue

Weekly total and blended rate

Invoice handoff

Carry hours and rate into an invoice

Week: Sep 21 – Sep 25

Team Members (1/10)
Enter each team member's hours and hourly rate
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Total Revenue

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Avg Rate

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Track Time & Bill Accurately

Enter approved client hours and hourly rates to calculate an invoice-ready weekly total.

Billable hours answers

Calculate billable time before preparing an invoice

Updated September 15, 2026 · Verify approved time and contract rates before billing a client.

What is a billable hours calculator?
A billable hours calculator multiplies approved client time by the contracted hourly rate. This page totals Monday through Friday for each person and then combines those rows into a weekly billing total.
Billable vs non-billable hours
Billable hours produce a client deliverable under the engagement. Proposals, internal meetings, bookkeeping, training, and business development are usually non-billable unless the agreement says otherwise.
How do I calculate an hourly invoice?
For each line item, multiply approved hours by the agreed hourly rate. Preserve the service period and work description so the client can reconcile the invoice with the timesheet.
What does the blended hourly rate mean?
The blended rate equals total revenue divided by total billable hours across the team. It summarizes the week, but an invoice should retain separate rates when team members have different contractual rates.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is billable hours calculated?

Billable hours are calculated by multiplying the number of hours worked on a project by the hourly rate agreed upon with the client. For example, if a developer works 8 hours at $100/hour, the billable amount is $800. Non-billable time (meetings, admin) is not charged to the client.

What is the difference between billable and non-billable hours?

Billable hours are time directly spent on client work that can be charged to the client. Non-billable hours are internal activities like team meetings, admin work, or business development that cannot be charged. Tracking both helps understand true project costs and profitability.

How do I track team members' hours?

Enter each team member's name, hourly rate, and daily hours worked (Monday–Friday). The calculator automatically sums each person's total hours and calculates their billable amount. The team summary row at the bottom shows total hours and revenue across all members.

What currencies are supported?

The calculator supports USD ($), EUR (€), and GBP (£). Select your preferred currency from the dropdown — it affects only the display symbol, not the calculation logic. Hourly rates are entered as numeric values and multiplied by hours worked.

Can I use this for contractor invoicing?

Yes. This calculator is ideal for tracking contractor hours and calculating what you owe them or what to bill clients. Each contractor or employee is entered as a separate row with their name and hourly rate. The totals help prepare accurate invoices or payroll.

How do I turn billable hours into an hourly invoice?

Multiply each person's approved billable hours by their agreed hourly rate, review the weekly total, and use that breakdown as invoice line-item support. This calculator can carry the total hours and blended hourly rate into Eonebill's free invoice generator.

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