Financial Tools
Hourly to Salary Calculator
An hourly rate turned into weekly, biweekly, monthly and annual gross pay, with unpaid time off counted, which is the part most converters leave out.
Hourly Rate
Hours per Week
Unpaid Weeks off per Year (0 if your time off is paid)
Overtime Hours per Week (optional)
Overtime Multiplier (1.5 is the federal minimum for hours over 40)
Values shown are examples. These are gross figures before tax. Take-home pay is on the Paycheck Calculator.
Gross Pay
| Annual | $0 |
| Monthly | $0 |
| Semi-Monthly | $0 |
| Every Two Weeks | $0 |
| Weekly | $0 |
| Annual With No Unpaid Time Off | $0 |
| What the Unpaid Weeks Cost | $0 |
| Effective Hourly Including Overtime | $0 |
| Share of Pay From Overtime | n/a |
For illustration only, not financial advice. Results are estimates based on the numbers you enter and do not constitute an offer, rate quote or approval.
Questions people ask
How is annual pay calculated from an hourly rate?
The page multiplies your hourly rate by hours per week, adds any overtime hours at the overtime multiplier, and multiplies that weekly pay by the weeks in a year minus your unpaid weeks off.
Why do unpaid weeks off matter?
You earn nothing in those weeks, so they come off the annual figure. What the Unpaid Weeks Cost shows the gap between your pay with no unpaid time off and your actual annual pay.
Are these figures before or after tax?
Before tax. All figures on this page are gross pay; the Paycheck Calculator covers take-home pay.
What is Effective Hourly Including Overtime?
It divides your weekly pay, overtime included, by your total weekly hours. It rises above your base rate when you work overtime at a multiplier above one.
