Tympi, by profession

Every freelance business runs differently. Pick your profession to see where the hours really go, and what that means for the way you price.

Accountants
See which retainers still cover the work.
Architects
See which phase really ate the fee.
Consultants
Know what each engagement actually took.
Copywriters
Price the research, not just the word count.
Data Analysts
Count the cleanup, not just the analysis.
Event Planners
Capture the vendor calls and last-minute changes.
Freelance Writers
Bill the research, not just the draft.
Grant Writers
Track portal work and attachments too.
Graphic Designers
See what revision rounds really cost you.
Illustrators
Know what an extra revision really costs.
Interior Designers
Log sourcing, samples, and site visits.
IT Consultants
Stop absorbing the quick look while logged in.
Makeup Artists
Count prep, travel, and touch-ups.
Marketing Strategists
See what stakeholder rounds add to a plan.
Motion Designers
Track renders and timing changes properly.
Music Producers
Log comping, edits, and alternate versions.
Personal Trainers
Programming and check-ins are billable too.
Photographers
Count the editing hours, not just the shoot.
PR Freelancers
See what each extra announcement costs.
Real Estate Photographers
Count travel, access waits, and rush edits.
SEO Consultants
Keep audits and ad-hoc requests separate.
Social Media Managers
Track the content treadmill honestly.
Software Engineers
Turn tracked hours into clean client invoices.
Translators
Price terminology research, not word count.
Tutors
Planning and marking count as work.
UX/UI Designers
Track research and iteration alongside design.
Video Editors
Keep render and revision time off your margin.
Virtual Assistants
Log every client task without the admin.
Voice Over Artists
Log pickups, retakes, and script changes.
Web Developers
Track builds, QA, and scope creep in one place.