Estimate gross earnings from your hourly rate and hours—including overtime, unpaid leave, and pay-period conversions. Calculated locally; never uploaded.
Gross pay = hourly rate × hours per week × effective paid weeks per year, plus overtime premium on hours above your threshold (e.g. 1.5×). This tool shows daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly estimates in your browser—no upload.
Hourly gross pay is what you earn before taxes and deductions, based on your wage and how many hours you work.
Weekly gross = (regular hours × rate) + (overtime hours × rate × multiplier). Regular hours are capped at your overtime threshold (often 40 per week); hours above that use time-and-a-half (1.5×) or your custom multiplier.
Yearly gross = weekly gross × effective paid weeks. Effective weeks = paid weeks per year (typically 52, including paid vacation) minus unpaid weeks off.
From weekly pay the calculator derives daily (÷5 working days), biweekly, monthly (÷12), and yearly totals. Optional take-home % or country tax presets give rough net estimates—not payroll advice. Compare two job offers side-by-side, project inflation, pick currency, and share settings via URL. All math runs locally in your browser.
Enter hourly rate and hours → see daily through yearly gross pay with optional overtime, tax estimate, and job comparison. No upload.
Concise answers for common searches — definitions, steps, and comparisons.
Yearly gross = hourly rate × hours per week × (paid weeks per year − unpaid weeks off), including overtime premium on hours above your threshold. Example: $20/hr × 40 hrs × 52 weeks = $41,600 without overtime.
Hours above your weekly threshold (default 40) are paid at rate × multiplier (default 1.5). Example: $20/hr with 45 hrs → 40×$20 + 5×$30 = $950 that week.
No. Rate, hours, and options are processed in your browser. Settings can be saved in local storage or encoded in a share link—nothing is sent to EverydayTools servers.
Enable Compare two scenarios, enter rate B and hours/week B (and weeks if different). The tool shows yearly totals for A and B plus the difference.
Type your hourly wage and typical hours per week (40 for full-time). Use quick scenario buttons if helpful.
Keep 52 paid weeks per year unless your employer differs; subtract unpaid weeks off for leave without pay.
Turn on overtime with threshold (e.g. 40) and multiplier (1.5). Optionally add take-home %, country tax preset, or inflation projection.
Review daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and yearly gross. Use comparison mode for a second rate/hours scenario; copy results or share the link.
Input
Rate $25 · 40 hrs/week · 52 paid weeks · no overtimeOutput
Weekly $1,000 · Yearly $52,00025 × 40 = $1,000/week; × 52 = $52,000 gross per year before tax.
Input
$20/hr · 50 hrs/week · OT after 40 @ 1.5×Output
Weekly $1,100Regular 40×$20 = $800; OT 10×$30 = $300; total $1,100/week.
Common real-world scenarios where this tool saves time.
Convert an hourly offer to yearly gross so you can compare with salaried roles fairly.
Model average weekly hours and unpaid gaps to estimate annual income from contract work.
See how time-and-a-half shifts affect weekly and yearly pay before accepting extra shifts.
Estimate take-home using rough tax presets, then plan monthly spending from gross biweekly or monthly figures.
| Tool | Direction | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Hourly Pay Calculator (this page) | Hourly → daily/weekly/monthly/yearly | Wage workers, overtime, job compare |
| /salary-to-hourly-calculator | Annual salary → hourly | Salaried offer vs hourly quote |
| /overtime-pay-calculator | OT hours × rate | Focused overtime paycheck estimate |
| /freelance-rate-calculator | Bill rate + expenses | Freelancer pricing, not payroll periods |
| Period | Formula (typical) | Assumption |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly | rate × hrs (incl. OT premium) | One work week |
| Monthly | yearly ÷ 12 | Even spread |
| Yearly | weekly × effective paid weeks | 52 weeks minus unpaid off |
| Daily | weekly ÷ 5 | Five-day work week |
Use unpaid weeks off so effective weeks = paid weeks − unpaid time. Four unpaid weeks turns 52 into 48 paid weeks.
Country presets are rough gross-to-net estimates. Use a tax professional or employer paycheck for withholding accuracy.
Enable overtime and set threshold (e.g. 40). Hours at or below the threshold pay base rate; excess hours pay base × multiplier.
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Yearly income = hourly rate × hours per week × effective paid weeks. Effective paid weeks = paid weeks per year (typically 52, including paid vacation) minus unpaid weeks off. Overtime hours above your threshold are multiplied by your overtime rate (e.g. 1.5×).
Use your average hours per week. For irregular or freelance work, estimate a typical week or use a lower number to be conservative. All calculations run in your browser—no data is sent to any server.
Take-home % or country tax presets apply an approximate percentage to gross yearly income to estimate net pay. These are rough planning figures only—not tax or payroll advice.
Enable comparison mode: enter scenario A (your main inputs), then rate B, hours/week B, and weeks B. The calculator shows both yearly totals and the dollar difference.
Daily gross = weekly gross ÷ 5, assuming a five-day work week. It is a planning shortcut, not employer payroll policy for every schedule.
Yes. Use Copy link to copy a URL with your inputs encoded. Recipients open the same settings in their browser; nothing is stored on our servers.
No. Results are gross wages from rate × hours (and overtime). Bonuses, equity, health benefits, and employer retirement match are not included.
Yes—free with no signup. Pay rate and hours are calculated locally in your browser and are not uploaded to EverydayTools.
Hourly rate, hours, and calculator options are processed in your browser—they are not uploaded to EverydayTools servers. Optional local storage and share links stay on your device.
Uses standard gross-pay formulas for weekly, monthly, and yearly conversion with configurable overtime. Tax presets are illustrative averages by country.
Estimation only—not tax, legal, payroll, or employment advice. Verify official pay with your employer or accountant. Financial results are estimates for planning only — not tax, legal, or investment advice. Verify with your employer, institution, or a qualified professional.
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Reviewed by EverydayTools Editorial Team on 2026-05-21.
Quick scenarios
40 = full-time
Usually 52
Subtract from paid weeks above for effective annual pay.
Use either manual take-home % or a country tax preset—not both.
Gross yearly pay
$52,000.00
$25.00/hr · 40 hrs/week
Weekly split — Regular: $0.00 · OT: $1,000.00
Gross yearly pay
$52,000.00
$25.00/hr · 40 hrs/week
Weekly split — Regular: $0.00 · OT: $1,000.00
Yearly gross
$52,000.00