Rates that don’t add up
Freddy works out the real hourly rate and flags it when it falls short of your target.
Freddy checks quotes, proposals and invoices as you write-then fixes the problem in one click, exactly where you’re writing.
Hi Jamie,
Great speaking earlier. I’d love to help with the website refresh.
The project will take approximately 50 hours and the total fee is £200.
This includes two rounds of feedback. Payment is due within 14 days.
Best,
Alex
Freddy
Money risk
At 50 hours for £200, your rate is £4/hour, £31 below your £35/hour target.
Every warning comes with the calculation or clear reason behind it. Nothing vague. Nothing mysterious.
Freddy works out the real hourly rate and flags it when it falls short of your target.
Phrases like “whatever it takes” can quietly turn a small job into an unlimited one.
No more sending a quote without saying when, how, or under what terms you expect payment.
Prices should not stay open forever. Freddy adds a clear validity window, using your own number of days.
Protect your time by stating the rounds of feedback you include. Freddy writes in your number.
If you’re VAT registered, Freddy flags a price that doesn’t say whether VAT is included.
Tell Freddy your target rate, how many days you give to pay, how long a quote stays valid, the deposit you ask for and the rounds of revisions you include. Every suggestion uses your figures. If you haven’t set one, Freddy leaves a blank for you to fill in. It never guesses.
AI assistants can tell you what’s wrong. You still have to copy, paste, rewrite and check. Freddy does the useful part inside your email.
Draft your quote, proposal or invoice where you normally write. When you’re ready, turn Freddy on with one click.
Freddy underlines the phrases it can, and lists what’s missing, with the rule behind each.
Add a ready-made sentence or raise the price to meet your target rate.
Freddy points out the problems and suggests the fix. You decide what goes in your draft, and where Freddy runs.

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