Hourly to Salary Calculator

Convert hourly wages to annual salary with overtime, pay-period breakdowns, benefits, and schedule comparison.

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Methodology, Assumptions, and Limitations

Methodology: this calculator annualizes hourly wages using hourly pay, hours per week, weeks worked per year, overtime assumptions, and optional benefits. It is meant to help compare compensation structures on the same baseline.

Assumptions: conversions assume schedules are reasonably stable. Real earnings differ if hours fluctuate, overtime is inconsistent, paid time off changes, or bonus structures matter.

Limitations: this tool is educational and comparative. It does not determine labor-law classification, overtime eligibility, or exact payroll withholding.

Worked Example

A worker at $30/hour for 40 hours per week across 50 weeks earns a materially different annualized number than someone working 52 weeks or logging regular overtime. That is why comparing hourly offers without schedule assumptions can be misleading.

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Last updated: March 9, 2026 · Author: CalcSharp Editorial Team · Reviewed by: CalcSharp Finance Review Desk

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I convert hourly pay to annual salary?
Multiply hourly wage by hours per week and weeks per year. Example: $30 × 40 × 52 = $62,400.
How is overtime added?
Overtime add-on = hourly wage × (multiplier − 1) × overtime hours per week × weeks per year.
What overtime multiplier should I use?
1.5x is common for time-and-a-half, but check your local laws and employer policy.
Should I include benefits in total compensation?
Yes—add annual benefits value (health insurance, retirement match, bonuses) for true compensation comparison.
Why compare 35, 40, 45, and 50 hours?
These scenarios reveal how schedule changes affect annualized pay and overtime exposure.