Enter your hourly wage, hours per week, and weeks per year to get gross annual, monthly, and weekly pay.
Turning an hourly wage into a salary
Comparing an hourly job to a salaried one requires putting both on the same footing. This calculator multiplies an hourly wage by hours per week and weeks per year to produce a gross annual figure, along with monthly and weekly equivalents.
The result is gross pay, before tax and deductions. Take home pay is lower and depends on your tax bracket, withholdings, and benefits, so treat the annual number as the headline figure rather than what lands in your account.
The weeks per year input matters more than people expect. Assuming a full fifty two weeks ignores unpaid leave, so lower it to reflect any weeks you do not expect to be paid.
The formula
Worked example
25/hr x 40 hrs x 52 weeks = 52,000 per year gross.
How to read your result
These figures are gross, before taxes and deductions. Take-home pay is lower and depends on your tax situation.
Frequently asked questions
- Is this before or after tax?
- Before tax (gross). Net pay depends on withholdings and deductions.
- What if I take unpaid weeks?
- Lower the weeks per year (for example 50) to reflect unpaid time off.
- How do I get monthly pay?
- Divide the annual figure by 12, as shown in the result.
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