Digital Nomad, Freelance & Global Wealth Hub
Schengen 90/180 tracker, time zone overlap, FEIE expat taxes, and billable rates.
Included In-Browser Utilities (6)
No Install Required90/180-Day Schengen Visa Rolling Window Sizer
Calculate remaining legal days in Europe under the strict 90-day per 180-day rolling window rule for tourists and digital nomads.
Global Distributed Team Sync Hours Sizer
Find shared working hours for remote teams distributed across US, European, and Asian timezones.
US FEIE 330-Day Physical Presence Sizer
Track the IRS 330 full-day physical presence test in any 365-day period to legally exclude foreign earnings from US federal tax.
Freelance Hourly Rate Sizer
Calculate what hourly billing rate you must charge clients to hit your take-home pay goals after self-employment taxes and unpaid hours.
Payment Processor Fee & Net Sizer
Calculate domestic and international credit card gateway transaction fees, net payout, and reverse fee invoices.
Gross Margin vs Markup Sizer
Compare gross margin percentage against markup percentage to prevent pricing mistakes and ensure profitability.
Navigating Cross-Border Remote Work & Schengen Regulations
Working remotely across global borders introduces unique legal, operational, and financial challenges: strict rolling visa allowances, timezone alignment for distributed teams, and international payment processing fees.
Our Schengen 90/180-day calculator ensures you stay strictly compliant with European border laws by computing continuous rolling 180-day backwards snapshots, protecting you from airport overstay fines and entry bans.
Freelancers and agency operators can determine sustainable hourly billable rates accounting for non-billable overhead, calculate payment gateway fees (Stripe vs PayPal), and optimize project profit margins.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Schengen rolling 180-day window work?▼
The Schengen rule does not reset on fixed dates. On every single day of your trip, look back 180 days. You must not have spent more than 90 total days in the Schengen Area during that 180-day span. Both entry and exit days count.
What is the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion (FEIE) in 2026?▼
The FEIE allows qualifying US expats living abroad to exclude up to $130,000+ of foreign earned wages from US federal income taxation if they meet either the Physical Presence Test (330 full days outside the US in a 365-day period) or the Bona Fide Residence Test.