Why contractors choose LaraKeyKnow what it costs to keep the doors open.
Track recurring overhead and see it per month, per working day and per billable hour. Work out your break-even and target revenue. Keep bills due on a list or calendar, and manage loans, credit cards and lines of credit with balances and amortization.
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Why overhead, bills & loans with LaraKey is different.
Overhead and the pricing calculator
Rent, payroll, software, insurance, utilities, vehicles, marketing and more, weekly to yearly. The pricing and capacity calculator turns it into numbers you can price with.
- Monthly and annual overhead, per working day and per billable hour
- Break-even revenue per month
- Target revenue per month and per billable hour
- Pause and resume expenses
Bills that don’t sneak up on you
Bills come from recurring rules, one-time bills and card statements. See what’s overdue, due in 7 or 30 days and paid this month, on a list or calendar.
- Reminders from the due date to 30 days before
- Record payments with a duplicate-payment warning
- Attach files to bills
Loans, cards and lines of credit
APR, original balance, term, payoff and an amortization schedule for loans; limit, utilization, statement balance and minimum due for cards.
- Payments split into principal, interest and fees
- One payment updates the bill and the balance
- Only interest and fees count in your P&L
Connected to the rest of the job.
Packed with features contractors love
Overhead, Bills & Loans is included. So is everything else.
LaraKey
Includes 3 users. $15/month for each extra user.
Or $790/year when you pay yearly: 2 months free.
- 14-day free trial, no card required
- Every feature included, no upgrades or tiers
- Unlimited clients, leads, jobs, photos and documents
- Clients and subs never need a login, so they never cost a seat
- No setup fees, no contract: month to month
Calculate your price
Only active team members count. Invited and deactivated people don’t.
Overhead, Bills & Loans: common questions
Is overhead mixed into job costs?
No. Overhead is kept separate, so each job’s profit is real, and the dashboard compares money coming in with your monthly overhead.
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