Pay Raise Calculator
Calculate salary increase, hourly raise, and new pay instantly.
Pay Summary Table
About Pay Raise Calculator
Our Pay Raise Calculator helps you calculate how much more you'll earn after a raise. Whether you're paid hourly, weekly, monthly, or on a yearly salary, simply enter your current income and the raise percentage to see your new pay. This tool is ideal for professionals negotiating a raise, employers planning compensation changes, or anyone curious about the impact of a salary increase. It's fast, accurate, and mobile-friendly — no login or signup required.
How to Use This Calculator
- Hours Per Week: Enter how many hours you work in a week (e.g., 40).
- Select Pay Type: Choose whether you're entering your pay as Hourly, Weekly, Monthly, or Annually.
- Enter Amount: Provide the amount based on the selected pay type. For example:
- If you selected Hourly, enter your hourly wage (e.g., 25).
- If you selected Annual, enter your total yearly salary.
- Raise Percentage: Enter the raise percentage you expect or received (e.g., 10 for 10%).
- Click "Calculate": The calculator will show:
- A breakdown of your new pay after the raise (hourly, weekly, monthly, and annual).
- A detailed summary table comparing your pay before and after the raise.
Note: All values are estimated based on 52 working weeks per year.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
A Pay Raise Calculator is a tool that helps you estimate your new salary after a raise. Just enter your current pay and raise percentage, and it does the math for you.
Anyone paid hourly, weekly, monthly, or annually can use this calculator to determine how much a raise would increase their earnings.
Only if you're paid hourly. The calculator uses your hours per week to calculate your total pay.
Yes, it uses basic percentage math to provide a reliable estimate of your new income based on the raise entered.
Absolutely! The form is mobile-friendly and works across all devices.