Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal,
direct clients —
one income line.
Every payout in its own currency, minus its platform fee, converted at the rate you actually got — rolled into one net-income picture you can file from.
Four platforms,
one net number.
Import a payout CSV or add one by hand and watch it become net, rupee-denominated income — converted, de-fee'd, and added to your running total.
- 0:0001Import your Upwork CSV (or add a payout)
- 0:0402Converted at your real rate · $2,000 × ₹83.4 = ₹1,66,800
- 0:0803Platform fee netted out · −10% = ₹1,50,120 take-home
- 0:1104Net income updates live across every platform
See which platform
actually pays.
Same hours, different take-home. HourSlip shows each platform's gross, fee and net — and the effective hourly rate behind it.
Multi-currency,
done right.
Each payout converts at a live mid-market reference rate you can override to your real bank settlement rate — and we track the realised FX gain or loss when the money lands.
- ›Your rate, not ours — Auto-fill the mid-market reference, then overwrite it with the exact rate your bank settled at.
- ›Realised FX tracked — When the money lands, the gain or loss against the booked value is recorded for you.
- ›Any currency — USD, EUR, GBP, AUD, SGD — each payout keeps its own currency and date.
What you billed isn't
what you banked.
Set a fee % per platform and HourSlip shows gross, fees and net everywhere — with a 12-month flow you can read as net, gross, or fees.
Foreign income has
rules. We handle them.
TDS the platform deducted, GST treatment for exported services, and the FEMA limits that trigger an eBRC — surfaced where you'll actually see them.
E-commerce operators deduct TDS under Section 194O (0.1%). HourSlip records it per payout so it cross-references your Form 26AS and flows into your ITR.
Open TDS tracking→Foreign income is a zero-rated export under GST. Store your LUT number & date and flag each payout as export of service.
Open GST returns→Foreign receipts over USD 10,000 cumulative — or USD 25,000 in a single transaction — this FY prompt you to get an eBRC from your AD bank.
Alerts you at the thresholdFree to peek.
Pro to track.
The income aggregator lives in Pro; Free users see a preview of the dashboard. Multi-currency, fee netting and the India compliance all switch on with Pro.
An honest
side-by-side.
Platform dashboards each show one platform, in dollars, with no Indian tax. A spreadsheet shows everything and reconciles nothing.
Income, in plain terms.
What freelancers ask us before they pull every platform into one income line.
- Upwork, Toptal, Fiverr and your own direct clients — really any source. Add payouts by hand or import a platform earnings CSV; each row keeps its currency, fee and date.
- Enter the foreign amount and HourSlip fills a live mid-market reference rate, which you can override to the exact rate your bank settled at. When the money lands we also compute the realised FX gain or loss against the booked value.
- Yes — set a fee % per payout or platform and you'll see gross, fees and net everywhere, plus an effective hourly rate so you can compare platforms honestly.
- E-commerce operators deduct a small TDS (0.1%) under Section 194O before paying you. HourSlip records it per payout so it cross-references your Form 26AS and carries into your ITR.
- Typically it's a zero-rated export of service under a LUT. Store your LUT number and date and flag each foreign payout as export of service; it lines up with your GST returns.
- When foreign receipts cross USD 10,000 cumulatively — or USD 25,000 in a single transaction — in a financial year, HourSlip reminds you to obtain an eBRC from your AD bank.
- It's a Pro feature; Free users see a preview of the dashboard.
Every payout,
one honest number.
Upwork, Fiverr, Toptal and your direct clients — converted, de-fee'd and India-ready — in a single income line you can actually file from.