Salary Calculator
Get annual, monthly, weekly, and daily earnings
How to Use This Calculator
- 1
Enter hourly wage
Use base rate before overtime unless modeling OT separately.
- 2
Set hours per week
40 is standard full-time; adjust for part-time schedules.
- 3
Set weeks per year
Use 52 or fewer if you have unpaid leave (e.g., 50 weeks).
- 4
Review annual and periodic pay
Compare monthly, weekly, and daily equivalents.
How It Is Calculated
Annual salary from hourly pay assumes consistent hours every week of the year unless you reduce weeks worked.
Annual = hourly × hours/week × weeks/year
Worked examples
$22.50/hr, 40 hrs, 52 weeks
Annual ≈ $46,800; monthly ≈ $3,900.
Part-time
$18/hr, 25 hrs, 52 weeks → $23,400/year.
Unpaid time off
$25/hr, 40 hrs, 48 weeks → $48,000 (not $52,000).
When to Use This Calculator
- Comparing job offers (hourly vs. salary)
- Freelance rate setting from desired annual income
- Budgeting gross income before taxes
- Explaining pay to employees or contractors
- Checking part-time annual equivalents
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating gross annual as take-home pay
- Ignoring overtime, bonuses, and benefits value
- Using 40 hours when you regularly work more or less
- Forgetting unpaid vacation when setting weeks/year
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this include overtime?
Not by default. Enter base hourly rate and standard hours, or use the hourly-to-salary-with-overtime calculator if OT is regular.
What if I have unpaid leave?
Reduce weeks per year (for example 50 instead of 52) to approximate unpaid vacation or seasonal work.
Is this gross or net pay?
All figures are gross before taxes, benefits, and deductions. Use a tax or take-home calculator for net estimates.
Can I convert annual salary to hourly?
Yes—use the salary-to-hourly calculator, or divide annual pay by (hours per week × weeks per year).