Hourly to Salary Calculator
Turn an hourly wage into weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly and annual gross pay.
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Free calculators and guides for the money side of work. Every result shows its formula, its assumptions and its sources — and tells you plainly what it doesn't know.
$52,000.00 a year, gross
At 40 hours a week for 52 paid weeks.
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Each tool is one step on the way. Start wherever your question is.
Get one correct number, with its formula.
See what drives it and what it leaves out.
Put it beside a benchmark or an alternative.
Change the inputs and watch the trade-offs move.
Leave with trade-offs, unknowns and questions to ask.
The toolkit
Every tool shows its formula, labels estimates as estimates and keeps your numbers in your browser.
Turn an hourly wage into weekly, biweekly, semi-monthly, monthly and annual gross pay.
Find the hourly equivalent of a salary for the hours you actually work.
See a raise as a percentage, a dollar amount and a new salary per pay period.
Estimate overtime pay at time-and-a-half or a custom multiplier.
Separate guaranteed pay from target bonuses, commission and one-time sign-on money.
Take-home pay after federal, state and local taxes — salary or hourly, with overtime and pre-tax deductions.
The same salary in all 50 states and DC, ranked by what you keep after taxes.
Estimate the 2025–2028 federal deductions for qualified tips and overtime, with the caps and phase-outs.
What a bonus check looks like after the 22% federal supplemental rate, FICA and state tax — or gross up a bonus to a target net.
Estimate what your paid time off is worth — without assuming it can be cashed out.
Count commute hours, miles and cash costs separately, and value your time only if you choose.
Compare the cash and time costs of remote, hybrid and in-office schedules.
Official BLS wage percentiles by occupation and state, with the reference period shown.
Your approximate pay percentile for your occupation, nationally and in your state, from BLS data.
Two jobs side by side: pay range, jobs, and take-home after tax in your state.
Every common hourly rate and salary converted, with take-home after 2026 taxes in all 50 states.
States ranked by the median worker's take-home pay after 2026 taxes and local prices.
Occupations ranked by national median pay, with the top-paying state for each.
Compare offers side by side, separating guaranteed cash from targets, equity and unknowns.
Model tuition, time out of work and possible pay changes as an editable cash-flow scenario.
Compare price levels between places, with the source, period and limits explained.
How many months until a move pays back its one-time costs — if it ever does.
Bring pay, benefits, time, commute and location into one guided comparison — with trade-offs, not a verdict.
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