Free Online Salary Calculator
Calculate your estimated salary based on monthly, daily or hourly pay, working hours, leave days, overtime, allowances and deductions.
Select the salary system used by your employer.
Enter your normal duty hours and attendance information.
Different employers use different methods for calculating unpaid-leave deductions. Select the method that matches your payroll policy.
Optional. Leave overtime at zero if you do not have any.
Optional. Leave these blank if you do not have a salary loan or advance being deducted.
The full amount originally borrowed. Used only to show your remaining balance after this month's deduction.
Optional. If you already took an advance this month (e.g. took 10,000 in August), enter it here and it will be fully deducted from this salary, unlike a loan which is paid off gradually.
Add house rent, medical, transport, food or other allowances.
Add tax, loan, insurance or other deductions manually.
Convert one salary figure into hourly, daily, weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, quarterly and annual pay — updates instantly as you type.
Our Salary Calculator helps employees estimate their salary based on monthly, daily or hourly pay. You can enter your working hours, attendance, leave days, overtime, allowances and other deductions to calculate an estimated take-home salary.
The calculator is designed to support different salary structures because employers may use fixed monthly salaries, daily wages or hourly rates.
Employees receiving a fixed monthly salary can enter their monthly salary, normal duty hours, working days, days worked and leave information. The calculator can estimate the effect of unpaid leave on the final salary.
Since companies use different payroll policies, the calculator allows users to select working days, calendar days or a custom number of days as the basis for unpaid-leave deductions.
Job offers, freelance rates and payslips don't always use the same pay period. The Pay Frequency Converter above turns any hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or annual figure into all the others at once, so you can compare an hourly contract rate against an annual salary offer, or check what a monthly figure works out to per year.
Adding holidays and vacation days shows an adjusted estimate too, for cases where paid time off isn't part of the stated rate.
Workers who are paid according to the number of days or hours worked can select Daily Rate or Hourly Rate. Enter the applicable rate, duty hours and days worked to estimate the total salary.
Salary packages may include house rent, medical, transport, food and other allowances. The calculator allows users to add multiple allowances using either fixed amounts or percentages.
Users can also add other deductions such as tax, insurance or manually calculated payroll deductions. A dedicated Loan section lets you enter your total loan amount along with a fixed or percentage-based monthly deduction, and shows the remaining loan balance after that month's payment.
The calculator can estimate overtime earnings using overtime hours and a selectable overtime multiplier. Common examples include 1.5 times or 2 times the normal hourly rate.
This calculator works out pay from the figures you enter, so any income tax is something you add yourself as a deduction. To find out how much tax applies to a Pakistani salary, use the Salary Tax Calculator, which applies the FY 2026-27 FBR slabs to a monthly or annual salary. Then enter the monthly tax it shows under Other Deductions here to see your pay after tax and your other deductions.
The slabs, a step-by-step example and the tax at different salary levels are explained in Salary Tax in Pakistan 2026-27.
Yes. Select Monthly / Lump Sum and enter your monthly salary, duty hours and attendance information.
Yes. Select Daily Rate and enter your daily salary rate and number of days worked.
Yes. Select Hourly Rate and enter your hourly rate, duty hours and days worked.
Yes. You can add multiple allowances such as house rent, medical, transport or other allowances.
Yes. You can add fixed or percentage-based deductions manually.
Yes. For monthly salary calculations, unpaid leave can reduce the base salary according to the selected deduction method.
Yes. Enter your total loan amount and a monthly deduction (either a fixed amount or a percentage of your base pay). The calculator subtracts that amount from your take-home salary and shows the remaining loan balance.
Yes. Use the Pay Frequency Converter to instantly see your hourly, daily, weekly, bi-weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, quarterly and annual equivalents from a single amount.
Use the Advance Salary field. Unlike a loan, the full amount you enter is deducted at once from this salary — matching how an advance taken in one month is usually recovered fully from the next payslip.