Find your path
For freelancers & independent consultants
You sell your skills to clients — and at some point the spreadsheet stops coping. This is how to run a freelance business properly in Europe: banked, invoiced, taxed, and ready to grow past trading hours for money.
Is this you?
- Clients live in three chat apps and invoices go out from a Word template.
- The "tax money" is whatever is left in the account at quarter-end.
- You do not actually know your real hourly rate.
- You want to stop trading pure time for money and build something that compounds.
Your legal setup path (EU)
The same spine every one-person business hits — in the order that makes sense for you.
- 1 Register the right way The freelance setup in your country, the regime and the thresholds.
- 2 Bank & separate the money A business account so bookkeeping and VAT stay clean.
- 3 Invoice & handle VAT Compliant invoicing and EU VAT/OSS, automated.
- 4 Know your number Price off the maths, not a forum guess.
Your stack
The tools that actually earn their place for this kind of work.
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The leap that changes everything is productising — turning hours into a repeatable offer.
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