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Salary Calculator

Convert an hourly rate to an annual salary, and back again.

Use 52 for full year, 51 if you take unpaid time off.

Overtime

Commission, shift allowance, expenses.

Gross annual

$0

Gross monthly

$0

Weekly gross

$0

Effective hourly

$0

Breakdown

All figures are gross, before tax and deductions. The effective hourly rate divides total pay by the hours you actually work, so bonuses and extra months make it lower than your base rate. That gap is exactly what an employer uses to judge whether overtime is worth it.

For estimation and learning only

The figures on this page are for estimation, learning, and planning purposes only. They create no legal obligation, entitlement, or liability for anyone, and nothing here is a legal, tax, employment, or financial advice. Nothing on this page changes or replaces any employment contract, collective agreement, statute, or official guidance, and no figure produced here should be treated as evidence of what you are owed or required to pay. Rules, rates, and thresholds are set by someone else, they change without notice, and this tool is not kept live against them. Check anything that matters against your own contract, your employer, your union, or your relevant official source before you act on it.

Nothing here accounts for tax, national insurance, social security, pension contributions, or any other deduction, so the gross figures are not what lands in your bank. If you are comparing two job offers, convert both to the same after-tax basis before deciding.

What Is Salary Calculator?

The Salary Calculator converts an hourly rate into gross annual, monthly, and weekly pay, with overtime, a 13th month, bonus, and other allowances. It also works backwards to show the effective hourly rate, and it reads the same overtime rules as the Overtime Calculator so the two never disagree.

Who Uses the Salary Calculator?

People use it to compare a job offer against their current pay, and to work out the real value of overtime when bonuses and extra months are included. Choosing your country sets the overtime rate that applies, so a German collective agreement figure is not compared against a US federal one by mistake.

How to Use the Salary Calculator

  1. Enter your hourly rate, weekly hours, and paid weeks.
  2. Choose where you work, then add overtime hours if relevant.
  3. Add a 13th month, bonus, and other pay, then read the effective hourly rate.

Why Choose Our Salary Calculator?

  • Overtime rate follows the rules for your country
  • 13th month, bonus, and allowances included
  • Shows the effective hourly rate, not just the base
  • Works both ways, annual back to hourly

Try the Salary Calculator above — it is free, fast, and works on any device. Bookmark this page to return whenever you need it.