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This calculator converts an hourly wage into the equivalent weekly, monthly, and annual salary — and back again. It's useful when comparing a job offer quoted by the hour against a salaried role, or when negotiating freelance rates.
Annual salary = Hourly rate × Hours per week × 52
Hours per week is your typical schedule (40 for full-time), and 52 is the number of weeks per year. To go the other way, divide an annual salary by (hours per week × 52) to find the hourly equivalent.
These figures are gross (pre-tax). A salaried role may include paid time off, benefits, and a steadier income, so an hourly rate that looks equal on paper can be worth more or less once benefits and unpaid time off are considered.
