Hourly to Salary Calculator
Turn an hourly rate into weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual pay.
Salary and rate calculators
Compare pay on equal terms. Convert between hourly rates and annual salaries, see what a raise adds to each paycheck, and set a freelance rate that covers expenses and unbilled time.
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Salary and rate calculators
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Salary to Hourly Calculator
Find the hourly rate behind an annual salary for your real schedule.
Raise Calculator
See your new pay after a percentage or dollar raise, per year, month, paycheck, and hour.
Freelance Rate Calculator
Find the hourly and day rate that covers your income goal, expenses, and unbilled time.
Annual Income Calculator
Your yearly gross income from pay, average overtime, bonuses, commission, tips, and other work.
Job Offer Comparison Calculator
Compare two or three hourly or salaried offers by yearly value, overtime, benefits, commute, and pay per hour worked.
Utilization Rate Calculator
Billable utilization from billable and available hours, gross and net of time off, with billable value and a target.
Weighing a job offer or a raise
- Put the offer in hourly termsDivide a salary by the hours you will really work.Salary to Hourly Calculator
- Annualize an hourly offerSee yearly, monthly, and paycheck amounts, with unpaid weeks.Hourly to Salary Calculator
- Compare whole offersPut two or three offers side by side with overtime, benefits, and commute.Job Offer Comparison Calculator
- Size a raiseTurn a percentage into dollars per paycheck and project it forward.Raise Calculator
- Add it all upTotal yearly income with overtime, bonuses, and other pay.Annual Income Calculator
- Going freelance?Find the rate that replaces a salary once expenses and unbilled time count.Freelance Rate Calculator
- Track billable timeMeasure utilization against scheduled and available hours.Utilization Rate Calculator
Salary & rates guides
Worked examples and the rules behind the numbers.
Hourly vs Salary: How to Compare Two Job OffersCompare an hourly offer with a salaried one on equal terms: real weekly hours, overtime eligibility, paid time off, and the effective hourly rate.Read guide How to Calculate a RaiseWork out a raise as a percentage or a dollar amount, convert it to monthly and paycheck terms, and see how raises compound over the years. With examples.Read guide How to Set a Freelance Hourly RateSet a freelance or contractor hourly rate that covers your income goal, expenses, time off, and unbilled hours. A worked example and a comparison with salary.Read guide How to Calculate Annual IncomeCalculate your gross annual income from hourly pay or salary, overtime, bonuses, commission, and tips, and convert monthly or biweekly pay to a yearly figure.Read guide How Much Is $20 an Hour Per Year?$20 an hour is $41,600 a year at 40 hours a week. See $20 an hour per month, per paycheck, part time, with unpaid weeks, and with overtime.Read guide How to Convert Hourly Pay to an Annual SalaryConvert an hourly wage to a yearly salary: hourly rate × hours a week × 52. A conversion table from $15 to $50 an hour, part-time hours, and unpaid weeks.Read guide
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Common questions
How many work hours are in a year?
A full-time schedule of 40 hours for 52 weeks is 2,080 hours. The federal government uses an average of 2,087 hours when converting salaries to hourly rates.
Is a salary or hourly job better?
It depends on the hours you will work, whether overtime is paid, and how time off and benefits are handled. Compare both on the same weekly hours.
Why is a freelance rate so much higher than a salary’s hourly rate?
Freelancers are paid only for billable hours and cover their own expenses, so the same income has to come from fewer paid hours.