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Hourly Wage & Salary Calculator

How to read the result

Weekly gross pay = hourly rate × (regular hours + overtime hours × multiplier). Annual pay is weekly pay × paid weeks; the monthly figure is annual pay ÷ 12, not a particular calendar month's payslip.

Country selection does not automatically apply tax, social insurance, statutory overtime, paid holidays, weekly allowances or minimum-wage rules. Enter terms that apply to your contract. The default multiplier is 1×; it is not a legal recommendation.

Choose a country and currency to convert hourly pay into weekly, monthly and annual gross pay, with your working hours, overtime multiplier and deductions.

Amounts use the selected currency. Changing it changes the unit only; no exchange-rate conversion is applied.

Annual gross pay

$45,760.00

Weekly gross pay$880.00
Average monthly gross pay$3,813.33
Annual pay after entered deductions$45,760.00

Country selection does not automatically apply tax, social insurance, statutory overtime, paid holidays, weekly allowances or minimum-wage rules. Enter terms that apply to your contract. The default multiplier is 1×; it is not a legal recommendation.

Compare minimum-wage coverage in the world atlas ↗

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Hourly Wage & Salary Calculator

Choose a country and currency to convert hourly pay into weekly, monthly and annual gross pay, with your working hours, overtime multiplier and deductions.

How to use this calculator

  1. Select the country and currency in which you are paid.
  2. Enter your hourly rate, regular and overtime hours, and paid weeks per year.
  3. Enter the overtime multiplier in your contract and any known annual deductions.

How to read the result

Weekly gross pay = hourly rate × (regular hours + overtime hours × multiplier). Annual pay is weekly pay × paid weeks; the monthly figure is annual pay ÷ 12, not a particular calendar month's payslip.

What this estimate does not capture

Country selection does not automatically apply tax, social insurance, statutory overtime, paid holidays, weekly allowances or minimum-wage rules. Enter terms that apply to your contract. The default multiplier is 1×; it is not a legal recommendation.

The same formula works in different currencies

Fixed educational example · independent of your inputs above. Amounts are currency units.

At 20 currency units per hour, 35 regular hours and 5 overtime hours at 1.5×, weekly gross pay is 850. With 48 paid weeks, annual gross pay is 40,800 and the monthly average is 3,400. These are fixed arithmetic examples, not wage or legal recommendations.

Overtime assumptions compared
MultiplierWeeklyAnnualMonthly average
1×80038,4003,200
1.5×85040,8003,400

Weekly gross pay = hourly rate × (regular hours + overtime hours × multiplier). Annual pay is weekly pay × paid weeks; the monthly figure is annual pay ÷ 12, not a particular calendar month's payslip.

Before drawing a conclusion

Country selection does not automatically apply tax, social insurance, statutory overtime, paid holidays, weekly allowances or minimum-wage rules. Enter terms that apply to your contract. The default multiplier is 1×; it is not a legal recommendation.

A comparison to try

Change the multiplier from 1× to 1.5× while keeping all hours fixed. Only the overtime component changes.

Compare minimum-wage coverage in the world atlas · ILO: wages ↗

Frequently asked questions

Can I calculate wages outside the United States?

Yes. Select any of the 218 countries and economies covered by EconoPi, then enter your pay and hours in the chosen currency.

Is this a take-home salary or tax calculator?

No automatic country tax model is used. The optional deduction amount is subtracted exactly as entered; check actual tax and insurance statements.

Does selecting a country apply its minimum wage?

No. Minimum wages can vary by region, age, occupation and effective date. Use the linked wage atlas or country guide to check the applicable schedule.

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