Salary Calculator
Quickly calculate your hourly, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual gross salary, including estimated overtime earnings.
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Salary Calculator 2026 — estimate hourly, weekly, monthly, biweekly, and annual gross pay.
Salary Calculator: Quickly Estimate Your Annual and Hourly Pay
Our salary calculator helps you quickly estimate your annual salary, hourly earnings, weekly income, biweekly pay, daily pay, and monthly gross income from your hourly wage.
Enter your hourly pay, regular weekly hours, working weeks per year, and overtime hours to calculate an estimated gross salary. This hourly to annual salary calculator can be useful for employees, part-time workers, freelancers, job seekers, and anyone comparing hourly wages with annual income.
The results are gross-pay estimates before federal income tax, state tax, benefits, insurance, retirement contributions, and other payroll deductions.
How Does Our Salary Calculator Work?
1. Enter Your Hourly Pay
Enter the amount you earn per hour before taxes and other deductions.
2. Enter Weekly Hours
Enter your regular working hours for a typical week. Overtime hours should be entered separately.
3. Select Working Weeks
Enter the number of weeks you expect to work during the year. The calculator allows up to 52 weeks.
4. Add Overtime
Enter overtime hours and select the multiplier you want to use for the estimate.
Salary Calculator Methodology
The calculator starts with your hourly rate and regular weekly hours to estimate regular weekly gross pay. It then adds any overtime earnings entered separately and multiplies the resulting weekly amount by the number of working weeks you select.
The basic calculation is:
Annual Salary = Hourly Rate × Regular Weekly Hours × Working Weeks
If overtime is entered, estimated overtime pay is calculated separately using your hourly rate, overtime hours, and selected overtime multiplier. That overtime amount is then added to regular weekly pay for the annual estimate.
Monthly pay is estimated by dividing annual gross pay by 12. Biweekly pay is estimated by multiplying weekly gross pay by 2. Daily pay represents a regular 8-hour workday and does not include overtime.
Hourly Pay to Annual Salary Examples
$15 Per Hour
At 40 hours per week and 52 working weeks, estimated gross annual pay is $31,200.
$20 Per Hour
At 40 hours per week and 52 working weeks, estimated gross annual pay is $41,600.
$25 Per Hour
At 40 hours per week and 52 working weeks, estimated gross annual pay is $52,000.
$30 Per Hour
At 40 hours per week and 52 working weeks, estimated gross annual pay is $62,400.
How Overtime Affects Salary
Overtime can increase gross earnings above your regular salary. Our calculator lets you enter overtime hours separately and select a multiplier such as 1.5× or 2×.
Overtime eligibility and required overtime rates can depend on federal law, state law, job classification, and employer policies. For information about federal overtime requirements, see the U.S. Department of Labor overtime information .
The calculator does not determine whether a particular employee is legally entitled to overtime pay.
What Can You Calculate?
- Hourly pay and estimated daily earnings
- Weekly gross income
- Biweekly gross pay
- Estimated monthly salary
- Estimated annual salary
- Additional overtime earnings
- Gross income before taxes and deductions
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Salary Calculator FAQs
How do I calculate my annual salary from hourly pay?
Multiply your hourly pay by your regular hours worked per week, then multiply that amount by the number of working weeks per year. Overtime earnings can be added separately.
How much is $20 an hour per year?
If you work 40 hours per week for 52 weeks at $20 per hour, your estimated gross annual pay is $41,600 before taxes and deductions.
How much is $25 an hour per year?
At 40 hours per week and 52 working weeks, $25 per hour equals an estimated gross annual salary of $52,000 before taxes and deductions.
How do I calculate monthly salary from hourly pay?
First estimate your annual gross salary, then divide the annual amount by 12 to estimate average monthly gross income. Actual monthly pay can differ depending on your employer's pay schedule.
Does this salary calculator include overtime?
Yes. You can enter overtime hours separately and choose an overtime multiplier. The overtime amount is added to regular weekly earnings for the annual estimate.
Are the salary calculator results before or after taxes?
The results are gross-pay estimates before taxes, benefits, insurance premiums, retirement contributions, and other payroll deductions.
Can I use this salary calculator for part-time work?
Yes. Enter your hourly rate and average weekly hours to estimate your part-time weekly, monthly, and annual gross earnings.
Can I use the calculator for less than 52 working weeks?
Yes. If you expect unpaid time off or otherwise plan to work fewer than 52 weeks, enter the number of working weeks you expect to use for the estimate.
Are salary calculator results exact?
No. The results are estimates based on the information you enter. Actual earnings may differ because of schedule changes, unpaid leave, bonuses, overtime arrangements, employer policies, and other factors.
Does this calculator calculate taxes?
No. This is a gross salary calculator. It does not calculate federal, state, or local income taxes or other payroll deductions. For estimated take-home pay, use our Paycheck Calculator .
Important Salary Calculator Disclaimer
The information provided by this Salary Calculator is for general informational and educational purposes only. The results are estimates and should not be considered financial, tax, legal, payroll, or employment advice.
This calculator estimates gross earnings and does not calculate federal income tax, state or local taxes, benefits, insurance deductions, retirement contributions, bonuses, or other employer-specific payments.
Actual pay may vary based on your employment agreement, work schedule, overtime eligibility, unpaid time off, bonuses, and employer policies. Consult your employer or a qualified professional for advice about your individual situation.