Contractor cost calculator
See what a contractor in India really costs you.
Enter a contractor rate in rupees, dollars or euros and see the all-in cost: the contractor pay, optional insurance, the Cyphertree subscription, and any one-time fees. No salary statutory math, since contractors invoice you for their own pay.
Annual contract value
The total you pay the contractor across a year. They invoice you for this directly and handle their own taxes, so there is no salary or statutory breakdown.
Step 1
Medical insurance (optional)
Contractors are not required to be insured. If you want to offer group medical cover as a benefit, switch it on and we arrange it for the contractor and their declared dependents, invoiced once a year.
Coverage
Item
Annual
Monthly
Medical insurance
Invoiced once a year, for the contractor and their declared dependents.
Step 2
Platform subscription
The flat platform subscription covers contractor management, payments, e-signed agreements, support, and audit. Invoiced monthly.
Item
Annual
Monthly
Platform subscription
Total platform fees
Billed monthly alongside the contractor invoice.
Step 3
One-time fees
Invoiced separately at the time of hire or setup. These are not part of your monthly invoice.
Laptop, desk, peripherals. Leave at 0 if the contractor brings their own.
Item
One-time
Total one-time
Invoiced once, at the time of hire or equipment setup. Not part of your monthly invoice.
Step 4 · Final cost
Your total cost
The full annual cost of engaging one contractor in India through Cyphertree: their pay, any insurance you add, our subscription, and any one-time fees.
Annual all-in
Monthly invoice
Contractor pay + platform subscription, billed every month.
Plus annual
Medical insurance, billed once a year.
Plus one-time
Recruitment + equipment, billed at hire/setup.
For contractors. Contractors invoice you for their own pay and handle their own taxes, so no salary statutory breakdown is shown. Medical insurance is optional. FX rates come from open.er-api.com (daily mid-market reference) and exclude bank spreads. Contractor terms can vary; use this as a planning estimate, not a quote.