Income & Pay Calculators
15 free calculators in this category
Convert pay between every frequency, work out salary-to-hourly and back, and turn a rate into annual, monthly, biweekly, and weekly figures with your real hours accounted for.
Salary
→Salary converter — turn any pay rate (hourly, weekly, monthly, annual, and more) into every other frequency, using your real hours and weeks worked
Pay Raise
→Pay raise calculator — your new salary, the monthly increase, and the real, inflation-adjusted raise that shows whether buying power actually grew
Take-Home Pay
→Estimate net pay from gross — after FICA, income tax, and pre-tax deductions — as an annual, monthly, and biweekly figure, plus the share of gross you actually keep.
Bonus Tax
→Bonus tax — what you take home after the flat 22% federal supplemental withholding, FICA, and state tax, and why that isn't your real tax bill
Commission
→Total pay from base plus commission on your sales, with the share of your income that rides on performance — for any base-plus-commission or commission-only role.
Gross-Up
→The gross pay needed to net a target take-home amount — dividing by one-minus-the-rate, the right way to gross up a bonus or relocation payment.
Annual Income
→Turn an hourly, weekly, or monthly rate into your true annual income, with your real hours and weeks worked factored in — not just a flat ×2,080.
Salary to Hourly
→Convert an annual salary into the equivalent hourly wage, adjusting for the hours and weeks you actually work so the rate reflects your real schedule.
Hourly to Yearly
→See what your hourly wage adds up to over a full year — and at every pay period in between — based on the hours and weeks you work.
Monthly Income
→Work out your gross monthly income from any pay rate — useful for budgets and rent or loan applications that ask for a monthly figure.
Wage
→Find your wage at any pay rate and frequency — hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, or yearly — with your real hours and weeks worked built in.
Biweekly Pay
→Calculate your pay every two weeks (26 paychecks a year) from any rate — and see exactly how it differs from a twice-a-month semimonthly check.
Semi-Monthly Pay
→Work out your twice-a-month paycheck (24 a year) from any pay rate — and see why it’s larger, but less frequent, than biweekly pay.
Weekly Pay
→Turn any pay rate into your weekly gross pay — and see the monthly and annual equivalents alongside it.
Real Hourly Wage
→What you actually earn per hour once commute time, unpaid work hours, and job costs are counted — and any purchase converted into the hours of life it costs.