Do You Know What Your Time Is Actually Worth?
Most people think they know. They don’t.
Your salary divided by 40 hours isn’t your real hourly rate — it ignores overtime, emails at 9pm, and “quick calls” that eat your weekends.
This calculator shows you the truth: your actual hourly value, and what common time-wasters really cost you.
Takes 30 seconds.
Enter 3 numbers. We'll calculate your true hourly rate and show you what time-wasting tasks really cost.
Salary + side income + freelance
Include emails, calls, and tasks outside office hours
Includes holidays, sick days, unpaid time off
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- Task cost breakdown
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Frequently Asked Questions
How is my hourly rate calculated?
We divide your annual income by your total working hours (hours per week × weeks per year). This gives your true hourly rate — not the theoretical one based on a 40-hour week.
Why is my rate lower than I expected?
Most people underestimate how many hours they actually work. When you include emails, calls, and tasks outside office hours, your real hourly rate drops significantly.
What should I do with this information?
Use it to make better decisions: Is that meeting worth your hourly rate? Should you delegate a task that costs more in your time than hiring help? Should you say no to low-value requests?
Does this include taxes?
No. This calculates your gross hourly rate before tax. Your take-home rate will be lower depending on your tax bracket.
Why does time off affect my hourly rate?
Fewer weeks worked means fewer hours to spread your income across — which actually increases your hourly rate. Someone earning £50,000 over 40 weeks has a higher hourly rate than someone earning the same over 50 weeks.
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