Hourly Rate to Annual Salary Tables

See what every common hourly rate pays per year, month, bi-weekly check and week.

Full-time pay is hourly rate × 2,080 (40 hours × 52 weeks). Choose a rate for the detail: monthly, bi-weekly and weekly pay, part-time schedules, overtime and an estimated take-home figure.

Hourly rateAnnual (full time)MonthlyBi-weeklyWeekly
$12 an hour$24,960$2,080$960$480
$13 an hour$27,040$2,253$1,040$520
$14 an hour$29,120$2,427$1,120$560
$15 an hour$31,200$2,600$1,200$600
$16 an hour$33,280$2,773$1,280$640
$17 an hour$35,360$2,947$1,360$680
$18 an hour$37,440$3,120$1,440$720
$19 an hour$39,520$3,293$1,520$760
$20 an hour$41,600$3,467$1,600$800
$22 an hour$45,760$3,813$1,760$880
$25 an hour$52,000$4,333$2,000$1,000
$28 an hour$58,240$4,853$2,240$1,120
$30 an hour$62,400$5,200$2,400$1,200
$35 an hour$72,800$6,067$2,800$1,400
$40 an hour$83,200$6,933$3,200$1,600
$45 an hour$93,600$7,800$3,600$1,800
$50 an hour$104,000$8,667$4,000$2,000

Quick rule of thumb

Double the hourly rate and add three zeros for a fast annual estimate: $20 an hour → about $40,000 (exactly $41,600). For a precise result including unpaid weeks, use the hourly to salary calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert hourly to annual?

Multiply by 2,080 for a full-time year (40 hours × 52 weeks).

What is $20 an hour per year?

$41,600 full time.

Are these gross or net amounts?

Gross, before taxes. Use the paycheck estimator for an estimate of take-home pay.