Why we built this
Pay is quoted a dozen different ways — an annual salary in one job ad, an hourly rate in the next, a day rate from a recruiter, a monthly figure on a payslip. Comparing them in your head is hard, and a wrong guess can cost you real money when you accept an offer or set a freelance rate. We built SalaryTools so anyone can convert between those formats in seconds and see the take-home reality behind the headline number.
Every tool is designed to answer one clear question well, rather than bury you in options. Type a number, and the answer counts up instantly.
What you can do here
- Salary to Hourly — convert an annual salary into an hourly wage, plus daily, weekly, bi-weekly and monthly pay, with an after-tax estimate by US state.
- Hourly to Salary — turn any hourly rate into a full annual salary breakdown.
- Salary vs Hourly — weigh a salaried offer against an hourly one by total pay and effective rate.
- Freelance Rate — work out the hourly rate you must bill to hit a target take-home income.
How we handle your data
All calculations run in your browser using plain JavaScript. The salary, hours and other figures you enter are never sent to a server, stored, or shared — when you close the tab, they're gone. There are no accounts and nothing to sign up for.
About our estimates
Our after-tax figures use approximate 2025 US federal single-filer tax brackets, Social Security and Medicare rates, and a flat per-state estimate. They're built to give you a realistic ballpark, not a filed return. Your actual pay depends on your filing status, deductions, benefits and local taxes, so treat every number here as an estimate — not tax or financial advice. Read the full Terms & Conditions for details.
Get in touch
Spotted a number that looks off, or have a calculator you'd like us to build? We genuinely want to hear it — head to the Contact page or email support@bingnews.in.