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Multi-Currency Invoice Calculator

Billing an overseas client? Convert your invoice into their currency at the real mid-market rate — then add an FX buffer so the conversion fee their payment lands with doesn't come out of your pay.

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100% private — amounts stay in your browser. Rates are a live mid-market reference and refresh about once a day, so they can differ slightly from an intraday source like XE or your bank — especially for currencies that have several official rates (e.g. the Nigerian Naira). Your actual received amount depends on your bank or payment provider.

Sending invoices is the easy half.

If your business is on the receiving end of a pile of supplier invoices — in any currency — BillSnap turns those PDFs into a clean, reconciled spreadsheet (or QuickBooks/Xero sync), human-verified, with zero data entry on your side.

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How to price a cross-border invoice

Invoicing an international client is two problems in one: what number to put on the invoice, and how much actually reaches your bank. This calculator handles both.

Mid-market rate vs. what you actually receive

The mid-market rate is the midpoint of the buy and sell price — the rate banks trade with each other and the one you see on Google. You almost never get it: your payment provider converts at a slightly worse rate and keeps the difference. That's why a $1,000 invoice converted at the bare rate can land as noticeably less in your account. Pricing in a small FX buffer is how freelancers and agencies stop quietly losing 1–3% on every overseas job.

Frequently asked questions

What exchange rate does this use?

The live daily mid-market reference rate — the midpoint interbank rate before any markup. It covers Tier-1 currencies plus Naira (NGN), Cedi (GHS), Shilling (KES) and Dirham (AED). If the live feed is unreachable, it falls back to a clearly-labelled offline estimate so the tool still works. Note: for currencies with a wide official-vs-street gap (e.g. NGN), treat the figure as a reference — your provider's actual rate is what you'll receive.

Why add an FX markup?

When your client pays in their currency, your bank or processor converts it back and typically takes 1–3%. Invoicing at the bare mid-market rate means that spread comes out of your pay. A buffer of roughly the same size protects your take-home.

Is it free and private?

Completely free, no sign-up. It runs entirely in your browser — your amounts are never uploaded.

I receive invoices in many currencies — can BillSnap process those?

Yes. Our done-for-you invoice processing service reads the supplier invoices you receive — in any currency — into clean, reconciled data, human-verified, with no data entry on your side.

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