ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

Clean, simple spreadsheet templates for freelancers. Track clients, projects, content & money in Google Sheets or Excel. Made by Trey. getclearframe.gumroad.com West Virginia, USA Joined October 2026

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

9 hours ago

A 10-minute weekly habit: log what you invoiced, log what you spent on the business, and mark anything that got paid. You always know what's still pending.

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

11 hours ago

@tomerlondon 40 years running a store means he knows exactly how much of the job is the stuff nobody sees. Taxes and cash flow are the part that never shows up in the "start your own thing" posts.

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

11 hours ago

@thesimarmalhi This is the one that changed my pricing. Once I logged revision and admin time for a month, I found two services that were basically breaking even.

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11 hours ago

@profithuntercfo Number 3 is the one people skip until they need the loan. Even a simple monthly habit of reconciling income and expenses makes it a lot easier when a lender asks for statements.

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5/5 4. Money log: add the week's business expenses and check what's still pending. I made a free Client & Invoice Tracker for step 3: getclearframe.gumroad.com/l/hxagg The full Clearframe bundle ($39) covers the rest.

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

a day ago

4/5 3. Invoices: mark what got paid, note what's past due, and send any follow-ups. A short, polite reminder is normal business.

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

a day ago

1/5 A simple weekly admin routine for freelancers. About 20 minutes, once a week. 🧵

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

a day ago

@borekbruhh Clients aren't hiring the best person on earth. They're hiring the person who answered, understood the problem, and showed up. That bar is a lot more reachable than people think.

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

2 days ago

@uyosue154 The 'you're the business' part is the one people miss. That includes chasing invoices, setting aside tax money, and tracking every client yourself.

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2 days ago

@GizarturH Outcome pitching also makes raising your rates easier. You're repricing the result, not the hours.

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ClearFrame @ClearFrameCo

3 days ago

Content planning gets easier when ideas and dates live in different places. Jot ideas in a list as they come, and give them a date only when you plan the week.