Hourly to salary

Turn your hourly pay and schedule into a yearly estimate.

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Annual gross pay

Before taxes and deductions. Uses one hourly rate; excludes overtime premiums, bonuses, and benefits.

Breakdown and math
Calculation breakdown
    Work out hours for a shift

    Calculate time between a start and end, minus breaks. Add your paid shifts to find weekly hours.

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    Estimate your annual gross pay

    Enter your hourly rate, usual paid hours per week, and paid weeks per year. At 25.00 per hour, 40 hours per week, and 52 paid weeks, the estimate is 52,000.00 per year, or an average 4,333.33 per month.

    The calculation

    Weekly gross pay = hourly rate × hours per week. Annual gross pay = weekly gross pay × paid weeks. Monthly average = annual gross pay ÷ 12.

    For the same hourly rate and hours with 48 paid weeks, the annual estimate is 48,000.00. Adjust weeks for unpaid time instead of assuming every calendar week earns pay.

    What is left out

    This is a straight-rate comparison, not a payroll calculation or a salary offer. It leaves out overtime premiums, bonuses, benefits, taxes, and deductions. The U.S. Department of Labor’s reference guide explains why actual overtime pay needs additional rules; this calculator does not apply those rules or determine eligibility.

    Enter up to 168 hours per week, 52 paid weeks, and an hourly amount up to 10,000,000. Inputs accept up to two decimals. All results use the same currency as your input. No current wage rates or tax tables are used.

    FAQs

    Is this my take-home pay?

    No. It estimates gross pay before tax, insurance, retirement contributions, and other deductions.

    Why are there 52 weeks by default?

    It is an editable annual planning assumption. Enter fewer paid weeks for unpaid time away. Paid leave can remain within your paid-week total.

    Does it calculate overtime?

    No. It applies one entered hourly rate to every hour. Overtime rules, eligibility, and premiums vary and are not determined by this tool.

    Is the monthly figure my paycheck?

    It is annual estimated pay divided by 12. Actual checks depend on pay frequency, hours, and payroll rules.

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