How the hourly wage calculator works
Enter your hourly rate and how many hours you work, and the tool annualizes it into yearly, monthly, weekly, and biweekly pay. It is built for hourly and part time workers who want to see what their rate adds up to over a full year, and how schedule changes affect the total.
Annualizing an hourly rate
Your annual pay is your hourly rate times hours per week times weeks per year. At forty hours over fifty two weeks that is 2080 working hours, the standard full time year. Drop the hours or weeks for part time or seasonal work and the annual figure scales down accordingly.
Part time and unpaid weeks
If you do not work a full year, lower the weeks per year so the estimate reflects unpaid time off. Likewise, set hours per week to your real average rather than a contracted maximum. Overtime is not included here; for time and a half pay, use the overtime calculator.
Gross, not take home
These are gross figures before tax and deductions, useful for comparing rates and offers. Your net pay will be lower and varies by location and circumstances, so treat this as general information rather than financial or tax advice, and see the paycheck calculator for a take home estimate.
Frequently asked questions
What is $25 an hour annually? About $52,000 a year at 40 hours over 52 weeks, before taxes.
How many work hours in a year? Around 2080 for a standard full time schedule of 40 hours across 52 weeks.
Does this include overtime? No, use the overtime calculator for time and a half pay.