Finance

Money Per Hour (Any Pay Period to Hourly)

Turn an annual, monthly, biweekly, weekly, or daily pay figure into an hourly rate. Every period shows side by side so you can see the full picture.

How to use
  1. Pick the pay period you know.
  2. Enter the amount.
  3. Set your hours per week if it differs from the default.
Estimates for general information, not financial advice. Confirm figures before making money decisions.
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Common questions

How do I turn a salary into an hourly rate?

Divide annual pay by the hours you work in a year, typically 2,080 for a full-time 40-hour week.

Does this account for overtime?

No. It gives your base hourly rate. Overtime is usually 1.5 times that rate for hours over 40 a week.

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