Self-employment taxes,
finally under control.
Whether you cut hair, own rentals, freelance, build things, cook for clients, or all of the above — TraxGig tracks every dollar you earn and every deduction you deserve.
Free to start · No credit card · 2-minute setup · or estimate your taxes first
Built for every profession
Your profession. Your deductions. Your dashboard.
TraxGig knows what each profession can write off — so you never need to figure it out yourself.
Barbers & Salon Owners
Booth rent · Products · Equipment
Booth rent & supplies — often missed write-offs
Rental Property Owners
Airbnb · VRBO · Long-term landlords
Schedule E — no self-employment tax
Trades & Contractors
Electricians · Plumbers · HVAC · Roofers
Section 179 tools deduction
Freelancers & Consultants
Upwork · Fiverr · Direct clients
Home office + software = big write-offs
Creators & Influencers
YouTube · TikTok · Substack · Patreon
Gear, studio & content costs deductible
E-commerce Sellers
Etsy · Shopify · Amazon FBA · eBay
COGS, fees & shipping fully tracked
Chefs & Caterers
Personal chefs · Catering · Food trucks
Ingredients, kitchen, vehicle costs
Photographers & DJs
Events · Weddings · Music production
Gear depreciation is your biggest asset
Truckers & Movers
Freight · Long-haul · Moving companies
Per diem + fuel + MACRS depreciation
Trainers & Therapists
Personal trainers · Massage · Yoga
Certification, equipment, studio rent
Healthcare Contractors
Travel nurses · Locum · Therapists
Malpractice, CEUs, per diem tracked
Rideshare & Delivery
Uber · Lyft · DoorDash · Instacart
$0.70/mile × every mile you drive
Don't see your exact work? Add any custom income source — TraxGig adapts to you.
Sound familiar?
Every year, millions of self-employed workers get blindsided by taxes they never planned for. It doesn't have to be this way.
A tax bill you never planned for
Unlike W-2 employees, nobody withholds taxes for you. April arrives and the bill is yours alone — often thousands you didn't save for.
Income scattered across platforms
Your earnings live across 4 different apps, 2 bank accounts, and a spreadsheet you stopped updating in February. There's no unified picture.
Deductions you didn't know you had
Booth rent, depreciation, home office, equipment, health insurance premiums — profession-specific deductions most self-employed workers never claim.
Every deduction, specific to your work
Generic expense trackers give you buckets. TraxGig gives you the exact write-offs your profession qualifies for.
Barber / Salon Owner
Schedule C · Self-employment incomeExample annual savings*
$4,200
Everything you need in one place
One dashboard that works for every way you earn independently — without the complexity of full accounting software.
Unified Income Dashboard
Connect every income source in one place. See your total across platforms, update monthly earnings, and track which source pays best.
Live Tax Wallet
Your estimated quarterly payment updates in real time as you add income and deductions. No more guessing what you owe.
56 Expense Categories
Organized by profession — not generic buckets. A barber sees booth rent. A landlord sees depreciation. A trucker sees per diem.
Mileage Tracking
Log trips manually or import via CSV. Every mile at the IRS rate ($0.70) reduces your taxable income automatically.
Quarterly Tax Goals
Set aside exactly what you need for each quarterly deadline. Fund your goal as you earn so April is never a surprise.
Smart Insights
Personalized alerts for missed deductions, upcoming deadlines, and income patterns specific to your profession and income mix.
How TraxGig works
Three steps. No accountant needed.
Pick your income type
Choose from 16 categories — barber, landlord, freelancer, creator, contractor, trucker, and more. Add as many sources as you have.
Track income, expenses & miles
Log what you earn and what you spend. TraxGig categorizes deductions specifically for your profession — nothing irrelevant, nothing missing.
Know your exact quarterly payment
See your real tax liability updated live. Pay the right amount each quarter and keep the rest in your pocket.
15.3%
The self-employment tax rate — owed on top of income tax by every 1099 earner
$0.70/mi
The 2026 IRS standard mileage rate — 1,000 logged miles takes $700 off your taxable income
4 deadlines
Quarterly estimated payments (Apr, Jun, Sep, Jan) — underpay and the IRS adds penalties
Frequently asked questions
What types of self-employment does TraxGig support?+
16 income categories and 60+ platforms: rental property (Airbnb, VRBO, long-term), beauty & wellness (barbers, salon owners, stylists, massage therapists, personal trainers), trades & contractors (electricians, plumbers, HVAC, general contractors), food & culinary (personal chefs, caterers, bakers, food trucks), events & entertainment (photographers, videographers, DJs, musicians, event planners), rideshare, delivery, freelance, creator, e-commerce, home services, professional services, healthcare, transportation, and education. If you earn 1099 income, TraxGig is built for you.
I own multiple businesses or income sources — can I track them all?+
Yes — this is exactly what TraxGig is designed for. Add every income source, each with its own category and platform. Your dashboard shows the combined picture alongside the tax impact of each.
What expenses can I track?+
56 categories organized by profession: booth rent and salon supplies for beauty workers; tools, materials, and licensing for contractors; depreciation, mortgage interest, and property taxes for landlords; ingredients, commercial kitchen rental, and equipment for chefs and caterers; COGS, packaging, and platform fees for e-commerce sellers; home office, software, and gear for freelancers and creators — and many more.
How does TraxGig handle rental property differently?+
Rental income is reported on Schedule E (not Schedule C), which means no self-employment tax — but depreciation, passive loss rules, and per-property tracking apply. TraxGig flags this distinction so you're never filing on the wrong schedule.
How is mileage tracking calculated?+
Log your trips (start address, end address, miles) and TraxGig multiplies by the current IRS standard rate ($0.70/mile for 2026) to calculate your deduction. You can also import trips via CSV.
What is a quarterly estimated tax payment?+
Self-employed workers who expect to owe $1,000+ must pay taxes quarterly (April 15, June 15, Sept 15, Jan 15). TraxGig calculates your exact payment based on real earnings — so you never underpay and never overpay.
Is TraxGig really free?+
Yes — create an account and start tracking income, expenses, and mileage at no cost. No credit card required.
Stop leaving money on the table.
Whatever you do independently, TraxGig tracks the income, finds the deductions, and tells you exactly what you owe each quarter.
16 income types · 60+ platforms · 56 deduction categories
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