Instant, free, no-signup self-check: answer 6 short questions about one freelance assignment and get an indication of schijnzelfstandigheid (false self-employment) risk under Dutch law.
Live: https://zzpcheck.jdries.nl
Checked the actual landscape before building (2026-09-10): every existing "test" is either a lead-generation funnel that ends in "leave your contact details" (Driessen — confirmed by fetching the page directly) or a static checklist with no scoring at all, explicitly stating results require manual self-judgment (Knab — confirmed the same way). KVK's own official page lists the practical criteria but has no interactive checker. No independent, instant, no-signup scored tool was found.
- Practical criteria (work-hours/location autonomy, personal-labor requirement, work-method instructions, own tools, embedding in the client's organization, entrepreneurial risk, multiple clients): KVK — Wet DBA: voorkom schijnzelfstandigheid.
- The €38/hour legal-presumption law (Wet invoering rechtsvermoeden van arbeidsovereenkomst op basis van uurtarief, bill 36.783): confirmed directly against the official government gazette, not a secondary blog — Staatsblad 2026, 207 states the law enters into force 31 December 2026. An initial search result claimed a different rate (€32.84) and no clear in-force date; cross-checked against the Eerste Kamer's own bill page and the Staatsblad before using either number, since getting a real legal date/amount wrong in a tool like this would be a real harm, not a cosmetic bug.
The result page explicitly states the €38 rechtsvermoeden is not yet in force (only from 31 Dec 2026) rather than implying it applies today — a low hourly rate is still flagged as a real risk factor because courts already weigh rate as one signal today, but the tool doesn't overstate the new law's current legal effect.
Not legal advice, not a replacement for an actual assessment (the result page says so directly). A 6-question client-side quiz can't capture every nuance of a real working relationship — it's a fast first check, the same positioning as this project's other checkers.
Fully static — no backend, no third-party calls (unlike cookie-scan).
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