Enter your annual gross salary — the pre-tax number on your offer letter or W-2 box 1. The calculator instantly shows what that salary works out to per hour, per month, every two weeks, every week, and per day.
Adjust hours per week if you don't work a standard 40. A 35-hour week, a 45-hour grind, or a 50-hour startup schedule all change the math.
Set weeks worked per year based on your real time off. We default to 50, which assumes two weeks of unpaid vacation. Use 52 if you get paid for every week (paid time off is folded into your salary), or drop lower if you take more unpaid leave.
The hourly figure shows your gross rate before taxes, health insurance, 401(k) contributions, and any other deductions. Plan on your actual take-home being roughly 70–80% of these numbers in most US states.