Hourly Wage Calculator

Instantly calculate salary from hourly wage, or hourly rate from monthly/annual salary

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Features

Calculate pay instantly from hourly wage × hours

Daily pay, monthly income, and annual salary estimates update instantly as you change inputs

Reverse-calculate hourly rate from monthly/annual salary

Convert job posting salaries to hourly rates for easy comparison of work options

Auto-calculate work duration from clock-in/clock-out times

Automatically calculate work hours from clock-in, clock-out, and break times—supports night shifts

Calculate overtime, night shift, and holiday premiums

Premium rates default to statutory values and can be adjusted to match company policy

How to Use

Select calculation mode

Choose between calculating pay from hourly wage or converting monthly/annual salary to hourly rate

Enter hourly wage and hours or salary amount

Enter hourly wage and work hours, or monthly/annual salary along with daily work hours and working days per month

Open premium settings if needed

Enter hours and rates for overtime, night shift, and holiday premiums—they'll be added to daily pay

View results

Daily pay, monthly income, and annual salary estimates update in real-time as you modify inputs

Use Cases

Estimate part-time or temporary work pay

Check expected pay per shift, monthly income, and annual earnings

Convert job offers to hourly rates for comparison

Convert monthly/annual salaries to hourly rates to compare and evaluate job opportunities

Estimate shift pay including overtime premiums

Use for calculating shift pay including overtime, night shift, and holiday allowances

Determine freelance hourly rate benchmark

Use as a reference for calculating appropriate hourly rates

Basic Knowledge

How to Calculate Hourly Rate from Monthly Salary

Hourly rate can be estimated as "monthly salary ÷ monthly working hours." For example, if you work 8 hours per day for 20 days per month, the total monthly working hours are 160, and your hourly rate is the monthly salary divided by this number. If you have frequent overtime, recalculating based on actual working hours will give you a more accurate figure.

Difference Between Gross and Net Salary

Gross salary is the total amount paid before taxes and social insurance contributions are deducted, while net salary is the actual amount you receive. Job listings typically show the gross hourly or monthly rate.