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Freelance Rate Currency Converter

Quote international clients with confidence. Convert your rate across major currencies using live exchange rates, free, no sign-up required.

SET THE DETAILS

Your starting rate

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THE BREAKDOWN

Rates across currencies

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USD · Your currency$60 / hour
EUR€55.2 / hour
GBP£47.4 / hour
INR₹4,980 / hour
AUDA$91.2 / hour
CADC$81.6 / hour
JPY¥8,940 / hour
SGDS$80.4 / hour

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Guide & practical tipsHow to use this tool well, limits, and common questions

Convert your freelance rate across major currencies using live exchange rates, so you can quote international clients confidently and know what a foreign-currency invoice is really worth to you.

How to use it

  1. 1

    Enter the amount and currencies

    Put in your rate, choose the currency you charge in, and the currency you want to see it in.

  2. 2

    Read the live conversion

    Get the converted figure at current market rates, refreshed automatically.

  3. 3

    Pad for fees before you quote

    Remember that the rate you receive after payment processor and conversion fees is lower than the mid-market number shown here.

Tips that make a difference

  • Add a few percent to cover conversion and transfer fees that platforms quietly take.
  • Agree which currency the invoice is in up front. Exchange swings should not be a surprise.
  • Lock rates mentally as estimates. The market moves, so quote with a small cushion.

Frequently asked questions

Which exchange rate does this use?

It uses live mid-market rates from a public exchange-rate source. The rate your bank or payment processor actually gives you will be slightly worse once their fees are applied.

What currency should I invoice international clients in?

Many freelancers invoice in a stable, widely accepted currency like USD or EUR, or in the client's local currency with a buffer for conversion. Agree on it in writing before starting.

How do I avoid losing money on currency conversion?

Quote with a small cushion for fees, minimize the number of conversions, and consider a multi-currency account if you regularly bill clients abroad.