Enter the working inputs
Analyze up to 1,000 project rows by project or client, allocate overhead and identify work that misses your target margin.
Premium portfolio analysis
Paste a project and time export to compare revenue, direct cost, overhead, profit, effective hourly revenue and target-margin gaps across a complete portfolio.
Premium portfolio analysis
Portfolio metrics, a grouped profitability table and a spreadsheet-ready audit export.
Method and output
Analyze up to 1,000 project rows by project or client, allocate overhead and identify work that misses your target margin.
Rows are aggregated by project or client. Direct costs are combined with the selected overhead method, then profit, weighted margin, effective hourly revenue and target revenue are calculated for every group.
Portfolio metrics, a grouped profitability table and a spreadsheet-ready audit export. Copy or download the available export before leaving the page.
Results depend on complete, consistently allocated revenue and cost data. Review tax, work in progress, shared costs and revenue-recognition timing separately.
Before you run it
Yes. A guest can use 1 Premium run per rolling 24 hours. A signed-in, verified free account receives 3 runs shared across all 20 Premium tools.
The £9 monthly Premium plan removes the 1-run guest and 3-run free-account allowances for normal interactive use and includes the available copy and file exports.
Saved project history is not currently included. Premium inputs are sent to UtilHub for processing, the result is returned to this page, and you should download anything you want to keep.
Rows are aggregated by project or client. Direct costs are combined with the selected overhead method, then profit, weighted margin, effective hourly revenue and target revenue are calculated for every group.
Results depend on complete, consistently allocated revenue and cost data. Review tax, work in progress, shared costs and revenue-recognition timing separately.
Premium membership
Create an account to choose Premium. Creating an account does not by itself start a charge.