Enter what you earn on a typical working day and see what it adds up to over a week, a month and a year.
How the Daily Income Calculator works
Your yearly total is your daily income multiplied by the days you actually work: working days per week × 52 weeks, minus holidays and leave. Monthly income is the yearly figure divided by 12, and weekly income is the yearly figure divided by 52.
Why working days matter
Multiplying a daily figure by 30 overstates income for most people. Someone who works six days a week with ten holidays earns on about 302 days a year, not 365. Using real working days gives a far more honest forecast.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my monthly figure not daily × 30?
It uses your real working days per year divided by 12. If you work six days a week, the average month has about 25 working days.
Is this income before or after tax?
It is gross: the number you enter is multiplied as it is. Tax, expenses and platform fees are not deducted.
Can I use it for irregular income?
Yes. Enter your average income per working day over the last few months and treat the result as an estimate.