Hourly to Salary Calculator
An hourly to salary calculator converts your hourly wage into annual, monthly, weekly, and daily salary equivalents. Enter your hourly rate, hours per week, and weeks per year — we'll show what you really make across every pay period, plus the overtime boost and a comparison to the median wage.
Use it to compare a job offer, budget against your real income, or negotiate a rate. The tool handles part-time schedules, unpaid weeks off, and overtime at 1.5× — so the numbers reflect how you actually work, not a textbook 2,080-hour year.
⏱️ Your Hourly Wage
💰 Your Annual Salary
📊 Pay Breakdown
📌 5 Wage-to-Salary Tips
- ✓ Know your real annual total — $25/hr × 40 hrs × 52 weeks = $52,000. But with 2 weeks unpaid vacation, it's $50,000. Always factor actual weeks worked.
- ✓ Overtime adds up fast — 5 OT hours/week at 1.5× on a $25 base = $187.50/week extra = $9,750/year. That's an 18% pay bump.
- ✓ Compare the full package — a $28/hr job with no benefits may net less than a $25/hr job with health insurance, 401(k) match, and PTO. Value benefits at ~30% of salary.
- ✓ Hourly gives you overtime; salary doesn't — if you regularly work 50+ hours, hourly with OT can out-earn a higher base salary. Calculate both scenarios.
- ✓ Negotiate your hourly rate — a $2/hr bump = $4,160/year (at 40 hrs × 52 weeks). Over a 30-year career, that's $124,800 — more than most people's entire retirement contribution.
Want to see what a raise is really worth? Try the salary increase calculator to plan your next negotiation.
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Disclaimer: This calculator provides gross (pre-tax) salary estimates for educational purposes only. Actual take-home pay depends on federal, state, and local taxes, benefits deductions, and overtime laws (FLSA). Not legal or financial advice — consult a tax professional for personalized guidance.