Hourly Wage Calculator

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Annual Salary: £

Your total yearly earnings before deductions.

Contracted Hours Per Week:

Your weekly working hours as per your contract.

Total Annual Hours:

Total hours worked annually based on 52 weeks.

Gross Hourly Rate: £

Your hourly wage before any deductions.

Pay Breakdown

Hourly Rate: £

Daily Rate (8 hours): £

Weekly Rate: £

Monthly Rate: £

Annual Rate: £

Wage Summary

Disclaimer: These calculations are estimates based on your inputs and assume 52 working weeks per year. Actual hourly rates may vary due to holidays, overtime, or other factors. For precise calculations, consult your employer or a payroll advisor.

How to Use the Hourly Wage Calculator

Follow these simple steps to estimate your hourly wage for 2025/26:

Enter your annual salary in pounds (£).

Input your contracted hours per week (e.g., 37.5 for full-time).

Select your desired pay frequency (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, or annually).

Click "Calculate" to see your hourly wage and pay breakdown.

Get instant estimates for your hourly wage based on your annual salary and working hours.

Features of Our Hourly Wage Calculator

Converts annual salary to hourly wage accurately.

Accounts for contracted weekly hours for precise calculations.

Flexible pay frequency options (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, annually).

Detailed pay breakdown for transparency.

Responsive design for seamless use on any device.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an hourly wage calculator?

An hourly wage calculator estimates your hourly rate based on your annual salary and the number of hours you work per week.

How is the hourly wage calculated?

The hourly wage is calculated by dividing your annual salary by the total number of hours worked in a year (weekly hours × 52 weeks).

Does this calculator account for taxes?

This calculator provides gross hourly rates before tax deductions. For net pay calculations, consult a tax advisor or use a take-home pay calculator.

What are contracted hours?

Contracted hours are the number of hours you are required to work per week as per your employment contract, typically 37.5 for full-time roles in the UK.