Real Hourly Wage Calculator

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What's your real hourly wage?

Add your commute back in. It's time you've already sold — you're just not being paid for it.

Take-home pay the amount that actually lands in your bank, after tax

Hours worked contracted or actual, per week

hrs/wk

Paid for your time off? paid holiday, including bank holidays — most employees yes; day-rate or zero-hours often no

Yes No

Paid holiday total days off you're paid for — annual leave plus bank holidays

days/yr

Commuting both directions, all days, per week

hrs/wk

Costs of the job fuel, rail, parking, permits, work lunches, coffees — anything you only pay because you go in — per week

£ /wk

Your true hourly wage

£0.00

per hour actually spent on this job

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Enter your pay as the amount that lands in your account. The rate is your take-home — minus the costs you only have because of the job — spread over the hours it really takes, commute included. If you're paid for your time off, holiday is shown separately as a plus — it's pay for weeks off, not part of your hourly rate. If you're not, your pay is spread over just the weeks you work, and the weeks you're not paid for are shown as the income a salaried role would still give you. A rough guide for reflection, not tax advice. Your entries stay in this browser.