What is ConvertMyPay?

A fast, simple, and reliable financial utility that instantly converts your gross pay between hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and annual amounts.

Does ConvertMyPay calculate take-home (net) pay?

No. ConvertMyPay converts gross pay only. It never deducts income tax, National Insurance, student loans, pensions or any other deduction, and it does not apply country-specific tax rules.

What pay periods can I convert between?

Hourly, daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly and annual amounts. Enter one figure and the others are calculated instantly from a single annualised value.

How accurate are the results?

The maths is exact for the assumptions you enter. Results keep full precision internally and are only rounded to two decimal places for display. Accuracy depends on how well the working assumptions match your real schedule.

Why does the currency selector not convert between currencies?

The selector changes only the symbol and number formatting (for example £, $, €, C$ or A$). It does not apply exchange rates, so figures stay comparable and evergreen.

What are the default working assumptions?

8 hours per day, 5 days per week and 52 weeks per year — a standard full-time pattern. Change them to reflect part-time, shift, term-time or seasonal work.

How is monthly pay calculated from an hourly rate?

First the hourly rate is annualised (hourly × hours per day × days per week × weeks per year), then divided by 12. This keeps monthly pay consistent with the annual figure.

Is ConvertMyPay free to use?

Yes. ConvertMyPay is completely free, public, and requires no account or sign-up. All calculations run instantly in your browser.

Does ConvertMyPay store any of my data?

No. Nothing you enter is saved or sent anywhere. There is no database or login, and the calculations happen entirely on your device.

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