For self-employed drivers
Track every business mile. Cut your tax bill.
If you file Schedule C, the mileage deduction is the largest tax-saving lever you have. At 72.5 cents per business mile in 2026, a typical self-employed driver leaves thousands of dollars on the table without contemporaneous tracking.
Why mileage matters more for you
Self-employed drivers get a double tax benefit on every deductible mile. The deduction reduces both regular income tax AND self-employment tax (15.3 percent on net earnings). For a driver in the 22 percent federal bracket, every $1,000 of mileage deduction is worth roughly $373 in actual tax savings, plus state tax savings on top.
Profession-specific guides
We have written deep mileage guides for the most common self-employed driving professions. Honest about employment type, mileage ranges, and what you can actually deduct.
Cut your tax bill, starting now.
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