For freelancers, contractors & solo businesses
Neeuh keeps your income, expenses, and miles organized all year — and shows you exactly what you'll owe, long before it's due. No spreadsheets. No April panic.
15.3%
self-employment tax on top of income tax
76¢
deductible per business mile (IRS rate from July 2026)
4×
estimated tax deadlines every single year
1
place to keep all of it straight
Everything in one place
Quarterly taxes
Transactions
Receipts
Mileage
Reports & exports
How it works
Link your bank with Plaid, or enter income and expenses manually. Your money shows up in one clean feed either way.
A few minutes a week: check the categories, snap receipts, log the miles. Neeuh keeps score.
Your tax estimate updates in real time. When it's time to pay quarterlies or file, everything is already organized and exportable.
The part nobody warns you about
When you work for yourself, nobody withholds taxes for you. The bill just arrives — four times a year — and every untracked expense makes it bigger than it had to be.
Neeuh watches your income and deductions as they happen, so the number on the screen is never a surprise. Set money aside with confidence, pay your quarterlies on time, and keep what's yours.
Start your 30-day trialJust want a number? Try the free quarterly tax calculator.
Deductions Neeuh caught this month
Estimated tax deadlines
Three down, one to go — and you already know what it'll cost.
Built for the way you work
Twelve clients, three payment platforms, one 1099 pile. Keep every invoice and subscription straight without touching a spreadsheet.
Materials runs, job-site miles, cash jobs. Log it from the truck in seconds and let the deductions stack up.
Retainers in, travel and software out. Clean books per engagement, and a tax estimate that tracks your best quarter yet.
Nights-and-weekends income counts too. Keep it separate from your day job's money and know exactly what it adds to your tax bill.
Pricing
Find about 740 business miles you'd otherwise have missed, and the year pays for itself.*
Full-featured tax & business management.
$17 /month
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30-day free trial · Card required, no charge until it ends · Cancel anytime
On iPhone or Android? Join the mobile beta. The web app works in your phone's browser in the meantime.
* At the 2026 IRS rate of 76¢ per business mile and a combined self-employment plus marginal rate around 32%, roughly 620 recovered miles covers $150 of tax. Your own rate will differ — Neeuh estimates, it doesn't give tax advice.
FAQ
The iPhone and Android apps are in beta. Join the mobile beta list at the bottom of this page and we'll email your TestFlight or Google Play invite. Until then, the web app runs in any browser, including on your phone, and everything you add there will be waiting in the app.
No — Neeuh gets you tax-ready. It tracks your income, deductions, and mileage all year, estimates what you'll owe, and exports clean reports so filing (yourself or with an accountant) takes hours, not weekends. It's organization software, not a tax advisor.
Yes. Bank connections run through Plaid, the same service used by apps like Venmo and American Express. Neeuh gets read-only access to transactions — we never see your bank credentials, and we can't move your money.
Not at all. You can add income and expenses manually and still get categories, receipts, mileage, tax estimates, and reports. Connect a bank later if you want the automatic feed.
Neeuh runs in any browser today, on your phone as well as your laptop. Native iPhone and Android apps are in beta, and your data will already be there when you install them.
One plan: $17/month, or $12.50/month billed annually ($150 a year, saving $54). That covers quarterly federal, self-employment and state tax estimates, bank sync, mileage, receipt capture, income and expense tracking, and financial reports. There's a 30-day free trial (card required), and every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
No. Some tools bundle tax estimates with their own business checking account, so you only get the tax features if you move your banking to them. Neeuh connects to the bank you already use through Plaid, read-only. Nothing about your banking has to change.
Yes. Neeuh has an MCP connector for Claude and ChatGPT. Add Neeuh as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT, sign in to Neeuh and approve what it can see and do, and ask about your taxes, transactions and mileage in plain English. You can revoke access any time. See neeuh.com/mcp.
Yes. Install it with one command from neeuh.com/cli, sign in with your Neeuh account, and get a terminal dashboard plus commands for transactions, taxes and mileage. Every read command can print JSON for scripts.
Mileage tracking is table stakes and several apps do it free. The difference is what Neeuh does with the numbers: it works out your quarterly estimated payment with the IRS's own methods (the current-year method, the prior-year safe harbor, or annualized income) and adds self-employment and state tax. Most apps show you one flat 'set aside 30%' figure.
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Mobile beta
The iPhone and Android apps are in beta. Join the list and we'll email your TestFlight or Google Play invite as beta spots open. No need to wait to get started: Neeuh works in any browser today, including on your phone.