FreelancerTax review
An iPhone record-keeping app for freelancers who want income, mileage and tax estimates.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
FreelancerTax is a mobile record-keeping app for solo freelancers in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and Nigeria. It tracks income and expenses, logs business mileage, scans receipts and estimates tax set-asides with an itemized breakdown. It is aimed at people who want a straightforward way to organize freelance records on an iPhone, rather than a tax filing service or advice provider.
Receipt scanning reads the amount and vendor, and the App Store listing says processing and storage happen on-device. Mileage is logged manually; the app applies the statutory rate for the trip date, but automatic trip detection is not described. Expense categories help organize records and do not affect tax calculations. Charts cover income, expenses, deductions and client totals, while CSV exports include transactions and mileage. Those features suit basic record keeping, though manual categorization and logging may not fit freelancers seeking automated expense capture or bank syncing.
The published plans show a Monthly option at $10 per month and a Yearly option at $39 per year, with a three-day free trial and no free plan. The app also shows tax payment schedules and offers optional deadline reminders. Support channels are email and chat. Choose FreelancerTax if you use iOS and want income, receipt, mileage and estimated-tax records in one place; look elsewhere if you need Android access, automatic trip detection, bank sync, or tax preparation and filing.
FreelancerTax pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scans receipts and reads the amount and vendor on-device
- Applies the statutory mileage rate for each trip date
- Exports transactions and mileage as CSV
- Where it doesn't
- Available on iOS only
- Expense categorization is manual
- Estimates taxes but does not file returns or provide tax advice
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