Cost Analysis

Compare employee vs. contractor costs.

Get fast help and meaningful numbers for your data-driven hiring decisions with Cost Analysis by Endure Calcs™.

The below calculators are built with companies and leaders in mind who want to evaluate, compare, and analyze estimated annual costs of full-time employee (FTE) and contractor scenarios.

Employee Cost

Employee Pay

Base salary:

$

Bonus, profit-sharing, & employee stock program payouts:

$

Gross pay of employee:

$0.00

Healthcare & Benefits

Employer cost of benefits:

$

Retirement & Pension Plans

Does your company have a 401(k) match?

Does your company have a pension match?

Employer Taxes

Annual employer taxes:

State or territory where FTE legally resides:

State Unemployment rate:

0%

State Unemployment:

$0.00

Federal Unemployment:

$0.00

Social Security:

$0.00

Medicare:

$0.00

Total employer taxes:

$0.00

Workers' Compensation Insurance

Workers' comp cost:

$0.00

Additional Costs

Hardware & equipment:

$

Software licensing:

$

Training & continuing education:

$

Travel expenses:

$

Other:

$

Total additional costs:

$0.00

Total Cost

Overhead cost:

$0.00

TOTAL cost:

$0.00

Overhead %:

0%

Contractor Cost

Contractor Rate

Hourly rate:

$

Weekly billable hours:

Weeks per year:

Annual billable hours:

1,920

Cost of contractor:

$0.00

Additional Costs

Hardware & equipment:

$

Software licensing:

$

Training:

$

Travel expenses:

$

Other:

$

Total additional costs:

$0.00

Total Cost

Overhead cost:

$0.00

TOTAL cost:

$0.00

Overhead %:

0%

Noteworthy items ...
* Endure Consulting's above proprietary-built calculators are intended to be used as a tool only for the purposes of helping provide general estimates. By using the above calculators, you acknowledge that you — and / or the company you represent — are not entering into any type of legally-binding agreement with Endure Consulting. Email us at info@endureconsulting.net if you have any questions or suggestions.

* Endure Consulting's calculation engine reflects current-year employer tax and workers' compensation insurance data.