Annual FX-loss calculation
Accepts annual revenue and expenses together with the percentage received or paid in foreign currency, then estimates the resulting annual FX fees.
A browser-based calculator for founders who earn revenue and pay expenses in foreign currencies. Estimate FX fees with Stripe auto-conversion and bank FX, then compare them with a multi-currency account.
FixMyFX helps founders estimate how much foreign-exchange cost may be embedded in their business payment workflow. It is designed for companies that receive revenue and pay expenses across currencies, rather than businesses whose company, customers, and suppliers are all in the same country.
Users enter their home market, currency setup, annual revenue, foreign-currency revenue, annual expenses, and foreign-currency spending. The calculator compares estimated annual fees from Stripe auto-conversion and bank FX markups with a multi-currency account model, including a projected 12-month savings figure.
Accepts annual revenue and expenses together with the percentage received or paid in foreign currency, then estimates the resulting annual FX fees.
Shows a comparison between a current setup based on Stripe auto-conversion plus bank FX and a multi-currency account setup.
Supports selection of the United Kingdom, United States, Eurozone, Australia, Canada, the Nordics, New Zealand, Singapore, or an other/USD option.
Lets users identify whether they use a local bank for everything or already hold funds in multi-currency accounts.
The site states that calculations run entirely in the browser and that entered numbers are not collected, sent to a server, or tracked.
Results include estimated annual savings, examples of what that amount could represent, and controls to share the savings amount.
A company paying for SaaS tools, advertising, hosting, or other services in USD can estimate the bank FX markup associated with those expenses.
A founder receiving foreign-currency customer payments can compare Stripe auto-conversion with a workflow that routes payouts into matching multi-currency accounts.
A business considering providers such as Wise Business or Airwallex can use the calculator to estimate the effect of holding customer currencies and spending from those balances.
Businesses that already avoid automatic conversion and pay foreign expenses from matching currency balances can use the result screen to assess whether their estimated FX leak is already reduced.
It estimates annual FX fees and potential 12-month savings by comparing a Stripe auto-conversion plus bank-FX setup with a multi-currency account approach.
You select a company registration market and currency-management setup, then enter annual revenue, the percentage of revenue in foreign currency, annual expenses, and the percentage paid in foreign currency.
The site says the calculation runs entirely in the browser and that entered numbers are not collected, sent to a server, or tracked.
The displayed model assumes Stripe auto-conversion of 1% in the US or 2% in the UK, EU, and other regions, about a 3% bank FX markup on foreign spending, and about a 0.4% conversion fee when net profit is moved back into the home currency.
No. The site describes the tool as an estimate based on standard publicly available fee structures and advises users to check their own bank’s product disclosure statement.
Traffic data is for reference only.
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