Hourly wage calculators
Hourly Wage to Salary Calculators
Estimate how much common hourly wages are per year, month, week and paycheck. Choose an hourly wage below to see gross pay and simplified after-tax estimates.
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$15 an Hour
Estimate how much $15 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$18 an Hour
Estimate how much $18 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$20 an Hour
Estimate how much $20 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$22 an Hour
Estimate how much $22 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$25 an Hour
Estimate how much $25 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$30 an Hour
Estimate how much $30 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$35 an Hour
Estimate how much $35 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$40 an Hour
Estimate how much $40 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$45 an Hour
Estimate how much $45 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$50 an Hour
Estimate how much $50 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$60 an Hour
Estimate how much $60 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$75 an Hour
Estimate how much $75 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
$100 an Hour
Estimate how much $100 an hour is per year, month, week and paycheck.
How to convert hourly wage to salary
A common way to convert hourly pay to annual salary is to multiply the hourly wage by 40 hours per week and 52 weeks per year. For example, $25 an hour is about $52,000 per year before taxes.
Why take-home pay may be lower
Gross pay is not the same as take-home pay. Federal tax, Social Security, Medicare, state tax, health insurance, retirement contributions and other deductions can reduce the amount that actually reaches your bank account.
When these calculators are useful
Hourly wage calculators can help when comparing job offers, planning rent, budgeting for monthly expenses, estimating paycheck amounts or deciding whether overtime or a higher wage changes your financial situation.
Important note
These calculators provide simplified educational estimates only. They are not tax, payroll, legal, financial or investment advice.