Salary, Pay & Work Calculators
Calculate salary, hourly pay, overtime, work hours, income and compensation scenarios.
About these tools
Work and pay calculators help translate between salary and hourly rates, estimate overtime, total work hours, raises, commissions and other compensation values.
Actual payroll can depend on employment law, taxes, deductions, benefits, overtime eligibility and employer policies. Unless a tool explicitly models those items, its output represents the mathematical relationship between the values entered.
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Salary to Hourly Calculator
Convert annual salary into hourly, weekly, biweekly, semimonthly and monthly gross pay.
Open tool →Hourly to Salary Calculator
Convert hourly wage into weekly, biweekly, monthly and annual gross income.
Open tool →Overtime Pay Calculator
Calculate regular pay, overtime pay and total gross earnings.
Open tool →Pay Raise Calculator
Calculate a new salary or wage after a percentage increase.
Open tool →Commission Calculator
Calculate percentage-based sales commission.
Open tool →Bonus Calculator
Calculate percentage bonus and total gross compensation.
Open tool →Freelance Rate Calculator
Estimate a freelance hourly rate from target income, overhead and billable hours.
Open tool →Contractor Rate Calculator
Estimate contractor hourly and daily rates from income and overhead.
Open tool →Break-Even Hourly Rate Calculator
Calculate the minimum hourly billing rate needed to cover income and overhead.
Open tool →Work Hours Calculator
Calculate work time between start and end times after breaks.
Open tool →Timesheet Calculator
Calculate weekly hours from daily start, end and break times.
Open tool →Payroll Hours Calculator
Convert hours and minutes into decimal payroll hours.
Open tool →Annual Income Calculator
Estimate annual gross income from different pay frequencies.
Open tool →Monthly Income Calculator
Convert annual, weekly, biweekly or hourly pay into average monthly income.
Open tool →Biweekly Pay Calculator
Estimate gross biweekly pay and annualized earnings.
Open tool →How calculations and results are handled
Pay tools use the selected work schedule, rate and compensation assumptions. Results should be compared with employer records or official payroll information when exact pay is required.
Each individual tool page explains its own inputs, result and important limitations where additional context is useful.