
- Freelance Rate Calculator
- Hourly to Salary Calculator
- LPA Calculator
- LPA to Monthly Calculator
- LPA to USD Calculator
- Overtime Calculator | Double Time Pay Calculator | Time and a Half Calculator
- Salary Sacrifice Calculator
- Salary to Hourly Calculator
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ToggleWhy Use Salary Calculators?
Salary conversions can be confusing. Whether you’re negotiating a job offer, planning freelance rates, or comparing CTC (Cost to Company) packages, these free tools simplify the math. Use them to:
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- Compare hourly vs. salaried income
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- Convert LPA (Lakhs Per Annum) to monthly in-hand salary
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- Calculate take-home pay after deductions
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- Understand freelance/contract rates
Freelance Rate Calculator
Our Freelance Rate Calculator helps freelancers set the right hourly or project rate based on income goals and expenses. Simply enter your target annual income, billable hours, and business costs to get a suggested rate.
Formula used:Freelance Rate = (Annual Income Goal + Annual Expenses) ÷ Billable Hours per Year
Hourly to Salary Calculator
What it does: Convert hourly wages to annual salary.
Perfect for: Freelancers transitioning to full-time roles, part-time workers comparing job offers.
Formula:Annual Salary = Hourly Rate × Hours Per Week × 52 Weeks
Example:
If you earn 20/hour and work 40 hours/week: ‘20 × 40 × 52 = $41,600/year`
LPA Calculator (Lakhs Per Annum to Monthly)
What it does: Break down LPA (common in India) to monthly salary, including deductions like PF, taxes, and bonuses.
Perfect for: Professionals evaluating job offers in India or global roles.
Formula:Monthly Gross = (LPA × 100,000) ÷ 12
Note: Use the calculator to factor in deductions (e.g., 10-30% for taxes/EPF).
Example:
6 LPA = ₹600,000/year → ₹50,000/month (gross). After deductions (~30%): ~₹35,000/month.
LPA to USD Calculator
Convert your salary from LPA (Lakhs Per Annum) to USD using the latest currency exchange rate. This tool is great for comparing job offers between India and abroad or estimating your international income.
Formula used:USD Salary = (LPA × 100,000) ÷ Current USD to INR Rate
LPA to Monthly Calculator (Take-Home)
What it does: Estimate in-hand monthly salary after taxes, PF, and deductions.
Perfect for: Job seekers in India comparing net income across offers.
Factors included:
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- Basic Pay vs. Allowances
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- EPF (Employee Provident Fund)
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- Income Tax Slabs
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- Professional Tax
Example Input:
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- CTC: ₹8 LPA
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- Bonus: ₹50,000
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- Deductions: EPF (12%), Income Tax (5%)
Output:
≈ ₹52,000/month gross → ~₹42,000/month in-hand.
Overtime Calculator
Calculate your total overtime pay with ease. Input your hourly rate and extra hours worked to find out what you’re owed, including standard or time-and-a-half pay rates.
Formula used:Overtime Pay = Overtime Hours × Hourly Rate × Overtime Multiplier (e.g., 1.5 for time-and-a-half)
Salary to Hourly Calculator
What it does: Determine your hourly rate from an annual salary.
Perfect for: Salaried employees considering freelance work or side gigs.
Formula:Hourly Rate = Annual Salary ÷ (Hours Per Week × 52 Weeks)
Example:
A 60,000 salary with 40−hour weeks: ‘60,000 ÷ (40 × 52) = $28.85/hour`
Salary Sacrifice Calculator
Our Salary Sacrifice Calculator helps you understand how redirecting part of your salary into benefits (like pensions or car leases) affects your net pay and tax savings.
Formula used:Adjusted Gross Salary = Original Salary – Sacrificed Amount
Net Pay = Adjusted Gross – Taxes (calculated based on local tax rules)
FAQs (Answer Common Queries)
Q1: How do I calculate my in-hand salary from CTC?
A: Subtract deductions like EPF (12% of basic), income tax (as per slab), and professional tax. Use our LPA to Monthly Calculator for accuracy.
Q2: Is overtime included in hourly to salary calculations?
A: No—this tool assumes fixed hours. For variable overtime, add average weekly OT hours to the calculator.
Q3: What’s the difference between gross salary and CTC?
A: CTC = Gross Salary + Benefits (PF, gratuity, insurance). Gross Salary = CTC – Employer’s Contribution to Benefits.
Also Read: CTS vs LPA